Actor Carroll O'Connor Denies Impeachment Call
Los Angeles AP report says Carroll O'Connor declares a Texas AFL-CIO Labor News story urging Nixon's impeachment a fabrication. He warns of legal action against the publication and says he leans toward Nixon resigning, not impeachment, amid confusion over a byline photo.
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Carroll O'Connor
Texas
Afl-Cio Labor News
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O'Connor
Archie Bunker
Afl-Cio
Fred Cervelli
Labor News
Austin
Iowa
O’connor
Cervelli
Wankel Engine Delay for Chevrolet Within GM Plans
GM disclosed the Wankel rotary engine will not reach a Chevrolet model in September. After near 100 million invested in research and licensing, GM set a probable 1975 mass production target with emission and fuel economy improvements. Industry sources note 11 to 12 mpg in tests, prompting timetable pushback but not a shelving of the project.
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Detroit
General Motors
Curtiss-Wright
Audi-Nsa
Wankel G.m.b.h
U.S
Edward Cole
Vegas
Women eligible for 81 percent of military jobs
The World Almanac notes women are eligible for 81 percent of military classifications. Plans aimed at 1977 target 110000 women in uniform, up from 88000, with extended barracks and facilities as enlistments meet goals nationwide.
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Armed Services
Arlington Cabbies Struggle Over Open Airport Ruling
Arlington cabbies protest the plan to open National Airport to cabs from outside the county claiming federal enclaves like the Pentagon and Arlington Cemetery are part of Arlington. They cite reciprocity limits, FAA fee debates, and potential fare inequities as they seek exclusive Arlington licenses.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Noman’s Land
Hartman.s. Reed
Crown Cab Co
Virginia
District of Columbia
Arthe
Ceme
General Services Administration
FAA
Arlington Cabbies
Washington Minetan Transit Commission
Lic
Hammond
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Jerry Emitch
Young Prince Edward Leaves Hospital After Illness
London AP reports Prince Edward, the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II, was released from Great Ormond Street Hospital after treatment for intestinal inflammation. Doctors said he had intestinal difficulties and was well enough to return home, ending the two day hospital visit.
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London
Prince Edward
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince
Great Ormond
Street
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Vivors
Puna Island
el Telegrafo
Juan Nieto Mora
Overload blamed in ferry disaster near Guayaquil
In a Christmas Eve tragedy near Puerto Bolivar the wooden ferry Jambeli sank after an overload and uneven cargo distribution. Officials report at least 150 dead with 142 rescued and many missing as passengers crowded aboard to reach Guayaquil before Epiphany. Surviving women and children, many trading goods, filled the ship.
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Ecuador
Puerto Bolivar
Peru
Latin America
Lyers
Potticlals
Punta Mandinga
Isla Nueva
Sur
Bluefield Chess Society Welcomes Newcomers
The Bluefield Chess Society invites players of all levels to weekly meetings at Christ Church basement on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. The venue is located at the intersection of Tazewell and Duhring Streets.
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Bluefield Chess Society
Christ Church
Tazewell and
Duhring Streets
Family survives Christmas burglary by armed bandits
In SOUTHFIELD Michigan Frank Meany and his wife and two children were held by two gunmen for hours after one posed as a plainclothes police officer. While one robber kept the family captive the other fled with 9121,200 from a local Kr Mart. The thieves fled in a late model car but police had no leads. the family freed themselves and spent Christmas awake but grateful to be alive.
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Mich
Frank Meany
Meany
Lo Meany
Frank Jr
Meanys
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Dacron
DuPont
Prince Plaza
Bluefield
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