Peron Unveils Ambitious Three Year Economic Plan
President Peron outlined a three year growth plan aiming for 7.8 percent GNP growth annually with $46.7 billion in public works and housing. He proposed expanding exports to 3.88 billion by 1977, building hydroelectric projects, boosting steel to 6 million tons by 1977 and 10 million by 1980, expanding petrochemicals, copper mining, shipbuilding, oil drilling, and gas and coal output, and removing foreign financial control to restore economic independence.
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Buenos Aires
Aap-Reuter
Peron
Argentina
General Peron
Tarzan Star Weismuller Suffering Hip Injury in Las Vegas
Johnny Weismuller the Tarzan star and five time Olympic gold medalist remained in serious condition after a Wednesday night fall at a Las Vegas hotel host position. He was taken to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital, underwent surgery, and then developed further complications.
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Nevada
Johnny Weismuller
United Press International
Weismuller
Southern Nevada, Memorial Hospital
Disabled US veteran awarded 670000 damages in negligence case
A 22 year old blind mute and paralysed man from New York has been awarded about 670000 dollars from the US Federal Government after alleged medical negligence. United Press International said William Fertig, a former merchant marine, entered a public health service hospital in June 1969.
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New York
United Press International
William Fertig
The
Merchant Marine
Public Health Service
Weekend at Camp David with Nixon couple
President Nixon and his wife drove to Camp David in Maryland for a pre Christmas weekend. They were expected to return to the White House tonight or tomorrow for Christmas.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Maryland
United Press International
White House
Humphrey Papers Tax Deduction Tied to Vice President Pay Gift
Senator Humphrey disclosed that he claimed about A$134,000 in tax deductions after gifting his Vice Presidential salary to Minnesota’s Historical Society in St Paul. Nixon’s papers were placed with the National Archives after he reported Federal deductions that reduced taxes to under A$44,033 for 1970 to 1972.
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Aap-Reuter
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Historic Society
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Congressional Lag Committee
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Ralph Newman
Abraham Lincoln Book
Chicago
Newman
the Historical Society
Five killed in Chile sabotage clash near capital
In Santiago region five men described as former members of the outlawed Chilean Communist Party were killed in a clash with soldiers who said the group was attempting to plant explosives to disrupt a high-tension line feeding the capital. The incident followed a countrywide curfew imposed after the September 11 coup, with authorities naming the plan Leopard as the coded aim of the saboteurs.
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United Press International
Dr Allende
Mr Calderon
Chilean Leader Allende Apparently Dead by Own Shot
A Swedish diplomat stated Mr Calderon sought refuge in the Cuban Embassy and was hit by a bullet from outside the grounds. A personal doctor claimed Dr Allende died when he shot himself in the burning Moneda Palace, while another physician described witnessing the suicide in television remarks.
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Calderon
Allende
Patricio
NATO changes urged for European unity and US role
Benjamin Rosenthal, US House Europe Committee chair, said a NATO successor with a reduced US role and greater European leadership is needed for political success of the European community. He urged urgent reorientation after visits to Geneva Tel Aviv and Vienna, noting bitterness between the US and NATO allies.
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European Community
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Vienna
House of Representatives
Europe
Benjamin Rosenthal
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British horseman donates 15 million to Cambridge University
Britain's leading racehorse owner David Robinson, a retired television rental millionaire who left school at 15, offered Cambridge University the equivalent of 15 million dollars for a new college. Vice-Chancellor Professor John Linnett called the gift the university's largest ever in 700 years.
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London
Britain
David Robinson
Telfmade
Cambridgey University
John Linnett
Pilgrims Arrive Bethlehem Ahead of Christmas Mass
The advance guard of about 5,000 pilgrims began arriving in Bethlehem for the Christmas celebration. Town officials fear war and its aftermath may halve attendance from past years. shops opened for the Moslem Sabbath as work on a wooden stage and quave renovations proceeded. Security will be tight due to recent Arab guerrilla incidents in the area.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
United Press International
Manger Square
Church of the Nativity
Quave
Mary
Joseph
Saints
Crash near Melrose kills two pilots in US Air Force F111
A US Air Force F111 jet crashed near Cannon AFB in Melrose New Mexico Friday night. One crewman died at the scene the other died in hospital. A rescue team freed the cockpit seatbelts and removed the crew. The crash was the third F111 loss from Cannon in nine months during training. The aircraft are valued at 410 million dollars each and the total losses since 1967 reach 37. An official board investigates the incident.
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New Mexico
Ouony
Associated Press
Russell Grider
Cannon Air Force Base
Indo-China
Saint Francis Xavier’s Relic to Be Shown in Goa Exhibit
The body of Saint Francis Xavier, the Jesuit missionary who died in Asia in 1552, will lie in a crystal coffin at the Basilica of Bom Jesus in Old Goa for public veneration from November 23 to January 6, 1975. About 300,000 pilgrims are expected. the 13th exposition will be the second since Goa’s 1961 integration with India. The relics include the missing right arm in Rome and a toe allegedly bitten off by a Portuguese noblewoman, with legends of miraculous cures attached to the saint.
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