Truckers Stage Two Day Wildcat Stoppage Amid Violence
A two day truckers stoppage across Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan triggered by nonunion drivers price and pay disputes. Incidents of shooting blocking and vandalism were reported with injuries minimal and police noting trucks halted on major interstates. Officials counted multiple incidents including damage to vehicles and spilled fuel while authorities urged calm and traffic flow gradually returned to normal.
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Henry Tho To Hold New Paris Talks
In Washington secretary Wissinger says Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho will meet in Paris on December 20 to discuss matters of mutual interest amid ongoing Vietnam fighting. White House aides caution details cannot be spelled out yet. The meeting marks the first in six months between the two negotiators.
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Hiawatha Enacts Obscenity Ordinance Amid Quick Vote
In Hiawatha a special council meeting hurriedly adopted an obscenity ordinance defining public decency and regulating its distribution. The act drew city attorney and mayor support with assurances of a short trial period while officials weighed related building inquiries.
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Election year fears blamed in oil crisis
Washington officials testified that political timing in the 1970s election era influenced oil policy, with warnings of domestic production peaking ignored and imports insufficient to avert shortages. Senators pressed for accountability as analysts noted advisers underestimated impact on energy strategy.
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Icy Rain Strands Motorists Near Johnson
Sheriff department handled numerous calls Wednesday night into Thursday morning as icy rain hit Johnson trapping vehicles and causing several accidents. Wreckers aided stranded motorists while three people were hospitalized with injuries and property damage was widespread along Highway S18 and nearby towns.
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Iowa kidnapping arrest shocks small town
A chaotic report from Vienna Michigan describes an alleged kidnapping plot near a family road incident. Authorities pursued a suspect through a gravel bed and rural roads, with negotiators working to avoid further violence as the case unfolded on Thursday.
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Kissinger Not Optimistic on Israel Syria Talks
ALGIERS AP Secretary of State Kissinger voiced doubt that meaningful talks between Israel and Syria would occur until concessions are agreed. He anticipated the Geneva peace conference scheduled for December 1 despite delays. Kissinger’s lightning visitAdvance discussions continue with Algerian President Boumedienne before he proceeds to Cairo.
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Gasoline Cut 5 Percent Amid 25 Percent Supply Drop
Washington energy officials announced a plan to cut gasoline allocations by five percent as supplies fall 25 percent, with priority to imports and large users. Officials misstated figures at first, then corrected them after long delays, amid public confusion about the scope and timing of rationing. The proposal also outlined broader controls on fuels and distribution with final decisions expected by month’s end.
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Experts Doubt Miss Woods To Blame For Gap
Washington experts dispute Mary Woods caused the 18 minute gap in a Nixon tape. They say neither Mrs Woods nor the electric typewriter or lamp likely produced the sounds. Tests with instruments could not confirm the source of the mysterious gap and doubt remains about the tape event.
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Lighting and oil export controls proposed by White House
Washington AP report details President Nixon proposing mandatory lighting cuts for commercial and industrial buildings to conserve energy, plus a licensing system to curb petroleum exports. Federal agencies would trim driving and use smaller vehicles. energy-saving committees urged in industry. Public comment sought and emergency steps anticipated.
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