Ford Names 11 to Staff
Washington AP Ford announces appoint ment of 11 to his staff led by Robert T. Hartman as chief of staff Hartman 56 is LA Times Washington bureau chief and former NA inform a tion chief for the FAO He was on the House Republican Conference staff under Melvin Laird Other appointees include Kenneth Bellew as legislative affairs consultant General Services Administration counsel Paul A Miltich as press secretary Mildred Leonard as executive secretary Walter L Mote as assistant to the president Gordon E Vander Till to run Michigan district offices and other military aides and aides for the vice president.
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Billboard Lights In State to Go Off at 10 30 Nightly
NEWHAVEN AP Billboard owners agree to turn off advertising lights at 10 30 p m each night to aid Nixon energy saving request. Connecticut Outdoor Advertising Association cites Nixon’s 2 percent lighting reduction. Dudley Rutger United Advertising Corp says state officials approve the 10 30 p m time. Burger notes 25 to 35 percent of his firm’s 600 employees could be laid off if a general billboard ban occurs. Lighting represents about one thirtieth of one percent of Connecticut’s electrical demand.
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Arab Oil Embargo Tied to Israeli Withdrawal Promise
Saudi Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed Zaki al Yamani told the National Press Club the Arab oil embargo could end early next month if Israel withdraws from territories. He said the embargo rests on withdrawal and US guarantees, with possible lifting during the Geneva talks period, possibly in January. Israel Egypt Syria talks in Geneva set for December 18.
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Nixon and GOP Leaders Plan 1974 Campaign Strategy
Washington AP Nixon will meet at the White House with top Republican leaders to launch 1974 campaign plans. George Bush chairs the session with Vice President Ford and Senate and House campaign chiefs Brack and Michel. Watergate era concerns loom as Democrats hold control of both houses. The meeting aims to bolster hopes for gains next year amid GOP worries and possible gubernatorial contests.
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World Almanac 1974 issued with Bridgeport reference
Distribution of the 1974 World Almanac has begun through Bridgeport and nearby towns with Past Publishing as publisher. Some 121 newspapers nationwide join Newspaper Enterprise Association in issuing the volume priced at 2.25. The edition, over 151,040 pages, offers statistics, historical data, energy topics, Watergate chronology, environmental reports and consumer information.
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Israel to use captured Arab arms in new arsenal
Israel announced on state radio that hundreds of captured Arab tanks guns and Soviet missiles from the October war are being incorporated into the Israeli arsenal. The report noted several examples and described ongoing weapons integration efforts.
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Arsenal Update: Arab Fronts Study Captured Weapons
Reports from Washington describe new arms from the Arab arsenal, including anti aircraft and missiles. Israel crews repair damaged gear while studying captured weapons, noting the pace and formations of equipping fronts in Egypt and Syria.
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