Kissinger to travel for NATO talks and Geneva plan
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will travel to Brussels for NATO ministerial meetings on December 10 to 12 and may visit the Mideast toward a Geneva peace conference. He may return to Cairo and possibly Jerusalem to meet Sadat and Meir, with Madrid and London stops also noted. Egypt and Israel near Suez look to a pullback before Geneva, while Palestinian leadership roles loom.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Europe
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Said Kissinger
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Cairo
Sadat
Jerusalem
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Golda Meir
London
Pilgrim Society
Madrid
U.S
Suez
Ford Expected Easy Confirmation By House
Vice President designate Gerald Ford says he is happy about Senate approval and expects a wide margin in the House. The House Judiciary Committee has finished its Ford inquiry and is set to endorse the nomination next Tuesday. The Rules Committee reviewed FBI files and called Ford the most investigated nominee in history.
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Gerald R. Ford
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House
Ford
Gaylord Nelson
D. Wis
Nelson
Thomas F. Eagleton
D. Mo
William D. Hathaway
Maine
Congress
Nixon
Spiro T Agnew
House Judiciary Committee
Frank Church
Idaho
Gerald Ford
Robert N. Winter- Berger
Senate Rules Committee
Catholics To Abide By Energy Measures
Bishop Peter L. Gerety pledged Maine Catholics will cooperate with energy conservation measures outlined by Gov Curtis. He told Curtis the diocese would immediately place itself in full compliance with the governor's recommendations announced in a statewide address Tuesday night. The address included reduced speed limits on state highways and steps to tackle the energy crisis.
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Portland
Peter L. Gerety
Maine
Conservation Body Schedules Meetings
Old Orchard Beach Conservation Commission schedules two meetings No 29 and Dec 6 led by Chairman John Bird. Talks focus solely on land use ordinances and shore land zoning issues.
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Old Orchard Beach Conservation Commission
John Bird
Fuel Allocations Leave Numerous Truckers Stranded
In San Jose California beleaguered drivers report being stranded as Arco Auto-Truck Terminal runs out of November diesel. Johnny and Beverly Cole sit with 41 000 pounds of bouillon amid delays as others from Texas to Philadelphia endure similar holds. Arco advances 4000 gallons against December allotment with 25 gallons per customer.
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Beverly Cole
New York
Johnny
Arives
California
San Francisco
Jim Davis
Arco Auto-Truck Terminal Inc
Coles
Davis
Wood stove idea sparks Portland shop surge
After hearing a radio complaint about not finding a stove, Portland shop owner Gaulrapp and foreman Wallace Smith built a two foot high sheet metal stove in 15 hours. Advertising in the local paper attracted heavy demand with 200 stoves under construction and a $60 prototype ready after a Sunday paint job.
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Wallace Smith
Hanes
Manuel
Gaulrappjon Dirplay
Gaulrapp
Ortland
Man Charged in Hatchet Assault Case in Auburn
Kenneth Biron 23 of Auburn faces arraignment in Lewiston District Court on assault with intent to kill after allegedly striking Norman Houle 47 of Durham in the back of the head with a hatchet at a downtown bicycle shop owned by Biron’s father. Houle was treated at Central Maine General Hospital and released. Biron was jailed in Androscoggin County.
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Lewiston
Kenneth Biron
Norman Houle
Durham
H.H
Houle
Central Maine General Hospital
Biron
Androscoggin County
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