Saudi King Calls Mobilization to Defend Jerusalem Faith
King Faisal urged Muslims worldwide to mobilize resources to protect sacred sites in Jerusalem from Zionist and Communist threats. The message, broadcast to pilgrims, criticizes communists and accuses them of spreading ideologies to deny Islam. Reports say the Soviet Union seeks to establish diplomacy with Saudi Arabia.
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Israeii
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Jeruzalem
Mos Jen
Allah
Riyadh Rae Alo
Conunism
Soviet Union
Ol Tich
Acting Pastor Named for St. Mark's Here
The Rev. Richard Cadgren of Dir Sayiac's Evangelical Lutheran Church Fairfield will be vice pastor at St Clark's Lutheran replacing Rev. John Spittal who leaves to direct Bridgeport Youth Services. The Rev Mr Liedgren will serve as interim pastor for St Mark's until a permanent replacement is found, with a spokesman noting the transition should last about a month.
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Richard Cadgren
Sayiac
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fairfield
St Clark’s Lutheran Church
John. Spittal
Avoo
Pesh Lay
Spittat
Tia Wuttes
St. Mark's
Bridgeport Youth Servs
Ives
Buccan
Liedgren
Schick and rivals face panel over beard test findings
A consumer panel ruled months after a controversial ad campaign that Schick shavers overstated the perks of the Flexamaleric model. Regulators criticized two Imb tests using 127 men and noted minimal debris differences with competing shavers. Executives from Schick and Remington commented, while the panel warned the test was largely inconclusive.
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Ronson
Schick
Rand
Enmie
Secone
Welgi
Han Schick
Fragmented political interview on postwar issues and inflation
An incomplete transcript recounts Labour's postwar criticism and election rhetoric. The speaker notes a shift after the October war, mentioning a $240,000 election film scrap and a focus on war related topics. He cites Geneva discussions as shaping current issues and stresses inflation as a central concern.
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Naesset
Labor
Thal
Harish
Geneva
Fire Sweeps Shelburne Motel Injures No One
A fire at the Shelburne Motel in New Hampshire damaged the main building and kitchen area Saturday. Authorities reported all guests and staff escaped unharmed. Fire Chief John Baker estimated losses at around 500000 with the blaze confined to the main wing and no damage to the motel’s adjacent areas.
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Shelburne
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UPI
Allen
John Bakec
Baker
Storm Eases as Advisories Shift Across Regions
Weather summary notes storm exiting Rockton Travelage with advisories for Oklahoma and Arkansas and a winter storm watch in Kentucky. Snow and sleet hinder travel from Marys hi Delaware to northern Virginia as Arctic cold nears, temperatures plummeting overnight south toward Kansas. Showers span South Carolina to Louisiana. temperatures range widely from 15 below at Grand Forks to 79 in Dallas with many cities reporting cloudy or clear skies and gusty conditions.
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Kentucky
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Delaware
Virginia
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Vero Beach
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Louisville
Miami
Minneapolis-St
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Sai Preises
Gentile
Fire claims marine and five children in Keystone blaze
A fire in a four room Keystone, Wisconsin home killed a Marine on leave and five children while another adult escaped. Rodney Carter Babbitt, 14, attempted rescues but died in a bedroom as the flames consumed the residence. Authorities say an overheated stove caused the blaze and the mother survived, hospitalized with burns. Angela age two months, Helen Ann age four, Sanden seven, Christine Carole eight and Nathaniel 11 were among the victims.
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Sheriff's Dujrutles
Eportac
Jennetté Wrady
Shoritt
Angela
Helen Ann
Sanden
Christine Carole
Nathaniel
Danny Sélvey
Ana
Soar
Public inquiry demanded over Belfast deaths amid riot damage
Protestants press for a public inquiry into the death of Alexa Howell a nine year old father of four shot by a British soldier outside a tavern in Belfast downtown as mass violence erupts. Attacks target a convent depot and transit vehicles with buses burned hijacked and damaged police report. An IRA link to the abduction of German industrialist Thomas Niedermeyer is argued though Irish authorities offer no confirmation.
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Shankill Road
Donegall Pass
Belfast
Rathmere
Lisburn
William Edgar
Thomas Niedermeyer
Miedermayer
Grundig Electronics Co
Noetherm Ireband
Ballsst
Itwis
Northern Ireland
Dublin
IRA
Niedermeyer
Senator Baker Sees Nixon Likely to Remain President
Senate Watergate aide Senator Howard Baker told ABC’s Issues and Answers that as of now the odds favor President Nixon staying in office. He criticized White House disclosure failures and said some information Nixon opposes releasing on national security grounds could aid public understanding and justify some conduct. Baker noted other Watergate items could surface, signaling more issues to be investigated.
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Senate Watergate Committee
ABC
Nixon
White House
WeeniemEs
Niswa
Natitonst
Charman Sam Ervin Jn
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Watergate Comittee
Hes
Bake
Thant
Artiman
Competition Planned On Anti-Crime Grant
Hartford AP reports a $100 3 000 federal anti-crime plan will be available to a Connecticut city or town within a year for developing a pilot program to combat burglary and robbery. The Connecticut Planning Committee on Criminal Administration will funnel the money to the municipality best able to implement the project, according to executive director H R Sterett. Many towns are capable but have been unwilling to step forward with police and funds.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Connecticut Planning
H.R. Sterett
Hly
Britons Plan To Live It Up New Year's Eve
Europeans face fuel shortages high prices and terrorism yet Britons plan festive New Year’s Eve in London with crowded venues and Trafalgar Square crowds. Governments curb luxury services while Italians and French prepare costly celebrations amid austerity and restrictions. Fireworks and road jams mark the night as authorities aim to prevent excess.
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David Him
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Trafalgar Square
Nelson
Picadilly Circus
Besn
Middle East
Madrid
New West
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Vienna
St. Stephen's Squans
Rmany
Nrecracker
East Berlin
Killinn Bid Wins Newington Backing
Twenty plus officers and members of the Democratic Town committee endorse Attorney General Rotwh Bilak of Hurl ford for governor in 1974. The letter to Democratic Chair John Bailey praises Killian as having high integrity and party loyalty. A separate Wethersfield group endorsed Killian as he plans to officially announce on Saturday.
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Newington
Democratic Town Committee
Wethersfield
Mit
Killian
Seymour Cyclist and Passenger Hurt in Stratford Accident
A Seymour man and a female companion were treated at Bridgeport Hospital after a crash at 1:42 p.m. at Main Street and Fenelon Place in Stratford. Michael Murdowanec, 28, of 19 Chestnut Street, was charged with traffic violation after his motorcycle, operated with passenger Chane Despathy, 17, of Shelton, collided with a car driven by Anne Koltmannaporge, 37, of Summerflower Avenue, Stratford. Both riders suffered minor injuries. Another incident at 6:10 p.m. on Greenfield Avenue involved Wallér Plant, 9, striking a parked car. Christine Raguskus, 90 Sul ton Avenue, Steward, drove the other vehicle. Heavy damage reported. no injuries.
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Bridgeport
Hospital
Main Street
Fenelon Place
Stratford
Michael Murdowanec
Chestnut Street
Sevingur
Anne M. Koltmannaporge
Summerflower Avenue
Greenfield Avenue
Policn
Christine Raguskus
Sulton Avenue
Finne
Prosecutor Named For Anti-Crime Force
Hartford West Hartford resident Bradford J Ward 28 an assistant staff attorney was named chief prosecutor for Connecticut s new organized crime task force. The group based in Meriden aims to be the nation s most sophisticated anti crime effort led by State Police Captain Richant Nay and funded by local agencies including the Connecticut Planting Committee on Criminal Administration.
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Hartford
Bradford J. Ward
West Hartford
Atlormey
Richant Nayaf Shérmany
Meriden
Connecticut Schoo
H. B. Trevell
Connecticut Planting Committee On Criminal Administration
Marina owner shoots two intruders. one dies near dock
A marina owner shot two intruders during a confrontation at the facility. One intruder was fatally wounded, the other fled. The incident prompted police involvement and raised questions about local solid waste compact membership amid regional planning talks.
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Marina
Stratford Holds Bridgeport Man in Rock Incident
Stratford police held a Bridgeport man on charges of criminal mischief from a May rock blowing incident. He also faces motor vehicle use, police interference, escape charges, and failing to appear in court after warrants were issued in September.
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Stratford
Leon
L. Stephens
Baisestro
Richard Katinger
Stephens
Isaac Thorn
Stratford Avenue
Lust Moly
Woodens Road
Tiwaship Boulevard
Prusteich Cadillac Oldsmobile, Inc
Dr Joseph Aub Dies Aided Cancer Study
In Boston on Sunday a former chairman of Harvard Medical School’s Department of Medicine Dr Joseph C Aun died. He was professor emeritus for medical research at Harvard and contributed foundational work in metabolism and lab research related to cancer studies.
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Boston
Joseph C. Aun
Af Belmont
Harvard Medical School Department of Medicine
Harvard
ABC Moves West reshapes TV decision making
ABC moved most programming operations to Los Angeles, aligning executives with where shows are produced. The change speeds approvals from minutes to hours, resolving delays caused by time zones. Martin Starger notes decisions now occur near production ground, while Barry Diller leads prime time in LA.
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Telly Wand
New York
Aaron Spelling
Tal
West Coast
ABC
Networt
Nearda
Lin
Martin Starger
AHC Entertainment
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Slarger
Barry Diller
Los Angeios
Movieland News 1973 Review by Rob Thomas
A 1973 film industry survey highlights resilience amid strikes and court rulings as Columbia profits return, MGM restructures, and new trends top the year. Key events include the Supreme Court standards ruling, Brando’s Oscar protest, a writers strike, and Hollywood deaths shaping the season.
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Rob Thomas
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Couns! Groves
Hoy
Ino
Bossa
Hms
MGM
Columbia
Jhigh Court
Jone
den of “Carnal Knowledge
Albany
Marlon Brando
Brandon
Writers
Writers Guild of
Avetica
Hollywood
John Ford
Betty Gyable
Robert Ryan
Jat
Brown
Lauritz
Melchior
Laurence Harvey
Bobby Darin
Micheal O'Shea
Sidney Hlackmer
Anne Magnani
Jack Hawkins
Greenwich Man and Pat Nixon Named to Advisory Panel
Greenwich resident John B. Charon joins Pat Nixon on a National Voluntary Service Advisory Council by Congress to coordinate federal volunteer programs. Frank Fitzsimmons of the Teamsters was named as a council member, with Mrs. Nixon named temporary chairman. Michael Balzano of ACTION recommended her appointment and will oversee per diem honorariums for council duties. Balzano is noted as a Bridgeport graduate who rose from parage worker to federal service leader.
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San Clemente
Alt
Nixon
Sige Pointnd Hewitt
White Mouse Alden
Michael Balzano
White House
Directa of Action
Action
Balzano
University of Bridgeport
New Haven
Darien Optician
Bridgeport Telegram Playful Turbulence Hints at Local Meet
Unclear OCR fragments suggest Bridgeport Telegram mentions a local event scheduled for a Sunday. Names and places are garbled. no clear date, team, or outcome can be confirmed from the legible text.
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