Kissinger Hours Peace Talks Hope and Stakes Rise
Kissinger outlined potential for a fuel and peace contribution as U S energy independence stands at five percent from other sources He voiced optimism for December negotiations under the United Nations with the United States Soviet Union overseeing He cautioned against any Israeli withdrawal before elections and stressed no guarantee on Palestinian borders while urging conciliation amid recent combat lessons and possible policy decisions next week The Soviet Union’s alleged nuclear aid to Egypt was called a grave matter and could shift dynamics of the talks
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United States
Kissinger
Thesr United Nasions
Soviet Union
United Nations
State Department
Jeruga-net
Israel
Secentary of State
Middle ‘East
American All Companies
Ixxon
Mobil
Standard of California
Gulf
Texaco
Hoe
Egypt
Moscow
Kennedy family plans quiet Thanksgiving at McLean home
The Kennedy family marks the fifth anniversary of President Kennedy's assassination with private observances. Mrs. Kennedy and most children will visit Arlington and Kennedy gravesites in Virginia after a memorial mass at Holy Trinity in Georgetown. A wreath laying by Green Berets at Kennedy's grave is planned at 2 pm with no official ceremony.
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Kennedy
Holy Trinity
Georgetownl
Bathleda
Joseph . Kennedy
South
Boston
Franci Kent
Dallas
Wes Wise
Knights of Columbus
Nixon weighs Sunday gasoline ban amid energy plan shakeup
President Nixon considers a Sunday gasoline ban while his Energy Emergency Action Group studies fuel saving ideas. Roy Ash rules out Sunday driving limits, discusses higher taxes as options, and Morton suggests price controls or incentives. Dunlop opposes early price controls but contemplates heating oil incentives and refinery trade offs. Airlines reduce service. Amtrak notes rising reservations as travelers turn to trains. Critics accuse the policy of favoring industry over consumers and environment.
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Zauener
Nixon
Roy L. Ash
Office of Management Budget
Ash
Morton
Republican National Committee
Iinstead
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Dunlop
Ce Admistraban
Gill Reich
Tn London
United States
Amtrak
National Roll Passenger Corporation
New York
Ralph Neder
Nader
Dixy Lee Ray
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Union of Concerned Scientists
Oil embargo reshapes global fuel flow and prices
Global oil supply tightens as Arab oil cuts spread. Iraq endorses full nationalization and seizes Basin Petroleum, sending some crude to France and Japan while East Europe gains. France reports adequate stocks for over three months, with China supplying extra fuel oil to Hong Kong and South Korea seeking emergency imports as nations push strain under freezing demand. Japan considers policy linked to Israel withdrawal, while Manila limits fuel sales to specific hours. Bangkok faces price shocks as suburban transport costs surge.
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Kuwait
Iraq
Basin Petroleum,Co
France
Japan
Europe
Russia
West Germany
Libya
Egypt
Terrael
United States
Surppe
Jean Charbonnel
Science and Industrial Development
Jean Il Philippe Lecat
Charbonenel
Asia
Hong Kong
China
South Korea
Middle East
Isral
Philippines
Manila
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Deaths of Mrs Hunt and 44 Others In Midway Crash
Chicago coroner's jury ruled the United Airlines jet crash near Midway Airport accidental killing Mrs E Howard Hunt wife of Watergate figure and 44 others. 18 injured and four homes destroyed as the Washington bound flight crashed into a residential area. Victims include CBS reporter Michelle Clark. Jury deliberated 12 minutes after hearing testimony.
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Chicago
E. Howard Hunt
Midway Airport
United Air‘ Lines
Midway
Washington, D.C
Michelle Clark
CBS News
Oroner
Greenwich Piles Wood for Fuel Shortage
Greenwich officials plan stockpiling firewood as fuel shortages loom. Laurence Coger, superintendent of parks and trees, says trees cut by town cars will be stored at a picnic area named Lusitania. The Parks and Recreation Department will distribute wood as needed in the peninsula region.
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Greenwich
Laurence Cogeper
Odent
N'Ipicnic
Lusitanaia
Tires
Pi Dion
Iberian Peninsula
Fairfield Man Named to Illinois Post at General Telephone
Fairfield man Henry pronkinere drives to Illinois to take director post at General Telephone Company. He previously led planning and compensation at Southwest projects. A Texas Tech graduate, he is married with two daughters.
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Henry
Perel
General Telephone Company
Illsble
Mmproominatan, TV
Plannieg and Compensation Service Corporation
Secai
Henry Bet Bean
Southwest
Ore
Texas
Trelmological College
Lubbock
Nixon tapes gap deemed not a bombshell by Baker
Senate Watergate Committee vice chairman Senator Howard Baker Jr said the 18 minute inaudible tape segment is not a bombshell, noting previous disclosures had raised similar questions. He acknowledged the gap comes during a Nixon meeting with aides and the White House tests failed to resolve the clarity issue.
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Nixon
Memphis
Tenn
Buzhardt
Buchardt
Tie
White House
Pecal
Watergate
Archibald Cox
John N. Mitchell Jang
John W. Dean
Sirla
Nashville
Tait
Che
Howard Baker Jr
Baker
Senate Watergate Committee
Arraigned in slaying in White Plains NY
Jobe Dunn age 16 of White Plains was arraigned in city court on murder and assault charges in the stabbing death of Lucille Craft 17 in her apartment. Police say Dunn stabbed Craft 28 times with a pocket knife after an argument over money.
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White Plains
Jobe Dunn
Lucille Craft
Dann
Northern Ireland talks edge toward cross party plan
Pro British Unionists led by former Prime Minister Faulkner and Sinn Fein rival Gerry Fitt along with a nonsectarian alliance hold a working majority in the assembly. Protestant hardliners threaten to derail a governing executive while Britain pursues a three way conference to form a Council of Ireland linking Northern Ireland with the Republic. The plan aims to grant Catholic participation though legacy sectarian tensions persist since 1922 autonomy fights.
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Northern Ireland
Whitelaw
Bri Faulkner
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Gerry Fitt
Paisley
William Craig
Britain
Britai
Catholica
IRA
London
Council of Ireland
Ireland
Kingdone
Film Showing Timetable Across Local Theaters
A dense cinema schedule lists showings from Beverly to Wilton, including titles such as The Dom Is Dead, High Plains Drifter, Fritz the Cat, Rage, Westworld, Executive Action, Billy Jack, and Charley Warrick. Multiple venues specify times from early afternoon to late evening with numerous overlaps and venue names including CAPITOL Milford CINEMA, NORWALK THEATER, FINE ARTS complexes, CINEMA Milford, and regional drive-ins.
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Beverly
Dom
Candlelite
Fritz the Cat
Capitol
Milford
Cinemam
Cinema I
Tiatae
Cinema Norwalk
Westworld
Todd
Peter and the Wolf
The
Jackal
Udk Fine Arts I
Westport
Billy Tack
Fine Arts
Brookfield
Dilly Tack
Fine Arts Til
Charley
Warrick
Greenwich
Charley Warrick
PIX
Billy Jack
Post Cinema
West
Shelton Fine Arts
Mel
Showcage 1
Orange
Charley Warvick
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Jerusalem
Jordan
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Prapar
North Ave
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CNB & Master
Kennedys
Civie
Porterhouse
London Broil
Heart of
Chuck
Land O' Lakes
Black Rock Turnpike
Tuat
Thurs
Rogers C. E. Morton
Wachingtoo
Morton Als
Hunt
Fairfield
Ito
Illinois
Ulster
Showcase
Stratford
Studio
UA Trumbull
Valley Cinema
Darby
Billy Tuck
Derby
Wilton Cinema
Love Root
Faimfield Avenue
Wes World
Panavision
Hut Lancaster
Horry Ryan
Will Gear
Bordie Paul
Sears
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