Arab oil talks target end to crisis in Europe
In Brussels the Saudi oil minister Yamani and Algerian Energy Minister Abdesselam urged a quicker end to the oil boycott. They noted Britain, France and Spain were exempted from cuts due to a “friendly attitude” toward Arabs, while the US was pressed to push Israel toward a just peace. Brandt warned of price rises, with bread and beer likely to lead the impact.
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Belaid Abdesselam
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London
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United States
Israel
America
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Edmond Leburton
Middle East
Edward Heath
Washington
Willy Brandt
Unusual revenge as ex-employee forced undress in Austin
In Austin Texas Frank Carter, a car salesman, was ordered by a former mental patient to strip on Congress Avenue while the suspect, Lester Culp, armed with multiple weapons, menaced him and three colleagues. Carter says Culp demanded they walk two blocks with hands on heads before Carter slipped into a bar. Police plan to charge Culp with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and making a serious threat. Self and another man accompanied the incident with quips as bystanders watched.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Frank Carter
Texas
Carter
Boots Kohler
Congress Avenue
Culp
Robert
Opposition Leaders Clash With New Greek Regime Criticism
Athens opposition figures condemn the military backed leadership for delaying democracy. Ioannis Zighdis accuses Premier Androutsopoulos of echoing Papadopoulos’s nebulous aims as talks of elections surface. Vrathyni notes lack of clear progress while publishers meet the regime to avoid offensive coverage.
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UPI
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Greece
Ioannis Zighdis
George Papandreou
Papadopoulos
Zighdis
Adamantios Androutsopoulos
Androutsopoulos
Center Union
Vrathyni
Constantine Karamanilis
Senate vote lowers Medicare fees for hospital patients
The Senate approved reduced hospital co payments for elderly Medicare patients amid debate on a Social Security boost. The plan shortens lifetime reserve days from 60 to 120 and lowers the daily reserve fee, while freezing the 72 dollar deductible for 1974. The bill also advances a 7 percent Social Security increase now and 4 percent next July, pending House reconciliation.
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UPI
Senate
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Frank Church
Didaho
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Brezhnev and Gandhi seal long Soviet aid pact
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi announced a 15 year aid commitment to India. Brezhnev left for Moscow but Indian leaders did not back his plan for an Asian security pact, signaling cautious support and divergent views on regional security.
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Mrs. Gandhi
India
New Delhi
UPI
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Indira Gandhi
Indian Ocean
Gas shortage may cut Canadian tourism to U S
Ottawa reports the US gasoline shortage could reduce Canadian visits to the United States, especially in winter. The Canadian Automobile Association studies impact and may issue a statement Friday. In nine months of 1973, Canadians made 24.6 million U.S. visits totaling 868 million dollars, over 80 percent by car, many in winter.
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U.S
Ottawa
UPI
US S
United States
Canadian Automobile Association
Deep Throat star to receive Harvard Lampoon Wilde Oscar
Linda Lovelace will receive the Wilde Oscar from the Harvard Lampoon for risking worldly damnation in pursuit of artistic fulfillment. The ceremony also awards Piltdown Mandible for film’s spurious science and several worst-picture and worst-performance honors.
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Harvard Lampoon
Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Linda Lovelace
the Lampoon
Lampoon
Bosley
Paris
Robert Redford
Ali MacGraw
Harte Screens Two Features With double Bill
Harte offers a double feature with Jeremy and White Lightning. Cinema I extends Walking Tall while Cinema II presents Abductors and Ginger. Electra Glide in Blue continues at the Manchester Shopping Center cinema in Bennington. For times, refer to page ads.
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Harte
Cinema I& II Cinema I
Cinema II
Manchester
Electra
Bennington
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