Norway Socialists win narrow gain as Labor loses
Oslo UPI reports Norway's Socialist bloc wins a 78-77 parliamentary majority with Labor dropping 11 seats to 74 in the 155 member Storting. Premier Lars Korvald says his government will resign, while Labour leader Trygve Bratteli signals Labor will head a new government in coalition with the Socialist Election Alliance. The alliance totals 15 seats, offset by 63 Labour seats for a slim one vote majority. Korvald’s coalition had opposed joining the Common Market.
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UPI
Socialist Bloc
Norway
Lars Korvald
Labor
Labor Party
Storting
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Socialist People’s Party
The
Communists
Trygve Brattell
Korvald
Brattell
Socialist
Christian People’s Party
Center Party
Liberals
Meat price freeze ends as market shifts to supply and demand
Price ceiling on beef expired at midnight Sunday, triggering a shift toward market-driven pricing. Retailers report no immediate uptick, but experts warn beef costs may rise 25 percent by midwinter as supply adjusts, while consumer groups push for a boycott to curb prices. The piece also notes UFO sighting reports and regional price movements in wholesale and retail markets.
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Von’s Grocery Co
California
Jerry Sgobassi
Southern California
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New York
Houston
Gus Lohman
Illini Beef Packers Co
Moline
Lohman
FIT
FIT National
Arline Mathews
Canoga Park
Calif
Consumers Cooperative of
Berkeley
Wide California district ends strike. many districts still closed
Cupertino schools reopen after a 540 teacher walkout ending pay disputes as 22 000 students return. Across Michigan strikes affect over 270 000 students with 28 districts closed and Detroit sees 10 000 teachers on strike. In New York City 1.1 million public school children attend classes amid protest actions and school leadership changes.
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Cupertino
Michigan Education Association
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Lakeview
St. Clair Shores
Mich
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Flatlands
Brooklyn
Energy crisis pushes U S to push Mideast peace efforts
Foreign commentary argues the energy shortage sharpens the U S need for a Mideast settlement. Nixon elevates priority amid Cold War, Vietnam, China ties, and Watergate. Meir hard line on occupied lands raises creeping annexation fears. Waldheim notes broad desire for peace. Positive diplomatic pressure ahead of winter hoped to yield results.
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Suez Canal Battle
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China
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Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
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Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
United Nations
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Couple move into donated ramshackle house in Nashville
Doug Elliott and Marilyn, homeless after floods and losing custody of six children, spent Monday night in a two-car camp near Percy Priest Lake. A small three room house donated by Charles Tate gives them a stepping stone as Juvenile Court weighs custody Wednesday. Elliott, 33, seeks work as a service station attendant. Marilyn works at a bowling alley snack shop.
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Tenn
UPI
Doug Elliott
Marilyn
Elliotts
Percy Priest Lake
New Orleans
Elliott
Charles Tate
Tate
POW Learns Five Languages in Hanoi Prison Camp
Dallas native Air Force Major Robert Jeffrey, a SMU freshman, earned 21 semester hours in German, French, Spanish, Russian and German over 70 years in North Vietnamese camps. While imprisoned from 1965, he and others taught orally using crude paper textbooks and improvised pens. He entered SMU to study political science after release in February.
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Dallas
UPI
Air Force
Robert Jeffrey
Southern Methodist University
Jeffrey
SMU
Naval Academy
Stanford
Hanoi
Belfast Protestants Aid Bombed Catholic Church Recovery
The priest of the damaged Church of Christ the King in Belfast reports a flood of Protestant offers to help rebuild after a bomb blast. Protestant clergy and a Presbyterian moderator condemned UFF violence and urged goodwill toward Catholics as police note the 16th Catholic church attack in 10 months.
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Belfast
UPI
Ulster Freedom Fighters
UFF
Farry
Northern Ireland
At the Movies Harte offers mixed week of films
Harte Theatre lists several films this week with The Day of the Jackal held over at Cinema I and The Harrad Experiment continuing at Cinema II. Jennifer O Neill is criticized for a weak performance while Donald Sutherland’s role is noted as unengaging. Doll House with Claire Bloom appears at GCC listings.
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HARTE
Harte Theatre
Jennifer O'Neill
Donald Sutherland
O’neill
Cinema
Manchester
Claire Bloom
Defective flue blamed for Maine hotel fire tracing to basement joint
Bath Maine officials say a Sunday fire at the Sedgewick Hotel was caused by a defective smoke flue from the basement boiler. Fire inspectors found a joint opened in the metal flue under the lobby floor, allowing fire to burn beneath the floor up to two hours before spreading. Four people died from smoke inhalation and eight were injured. No sprinkler or smoke detection systems existed, and authorities urged mandatory sprinkler laws. Victims identified by dental records include John E. Smith Seattle Washington Hugh MacDonald Jr Bath William Adkins Bath Coleen Henderson Bath.
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Maine
UPI
Sedgewick
Norman Kenney
Kenney
John E. Smith
Seattle
Wash
Hugh MacDonald Jr
William Adkins
Coleen Henderson
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Day OF the Jackal
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