November price rise driven by fuel and food costs
A grim inflation report shows November prices rose 8 percent, driven by gasoline fuel oil natural gas electricity and SOl with food prices up as well. Nonfood commodities up 0.7 percent and services 0.6 percent. Gasoline and oil jumped 4.6 percent, marking the largest one month rise since 1982. Meat flour and eggs edged down 0.9 percent.
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Protests mar funeral for Spanish premier Carrero Blanco
Madrid observers say right wing demonstrators disrupted the state funeral mass for Prime Minister Luis Carrero Blanco with jeers and shouts of assassin. Cardinal Enrique Vicente Y Turnón drew attention as he did not attend, while VicePresident and security rings marked the service. Police protected church leaders as mourners and officials reacted to the assassination claim amid a tense nationwide atmosphere.
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Simon Hopes To Avoid Rationing Amid Public Unrest
A garbled dispatch from Washington reports public sentiment toward avoiding rationing. Officials aim to ease shortages and maintain consumption while asserting Americans may accept constraints if necessary.
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Stolen Car Report Solved In Five Minutes
Cedar Rapids officers Russed Hate and Michael Emerson spotted a stolen car near Third Street SW after a radio alert. They arrested 41 year old J T Boyle of Second Avenue for vehicle theft within five minutes of the report. owner Maury Riley had reported the theft at 14:08.
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Hughes Exits Politics for Religious Work Says Commitment Strong
Senator Harold Hughes announces he will enter religious service, denying disillusion with politics. He says faith in the democratic system remains strong, pledging to continue public service in a different form while defending core constitutional values amid national political strife. He cites Watergate lessons and urges continued civic involvement through peaceful, principled action.
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Gazette Survey Holiday Notes Across Midwest Universities
The American Automobile Association reports holiday travel and events across the Midwest. Readers are advised of New Year celebrations and local cinema offerings as offices and services adjust schedules.
Pageant Backers Boycott Urged By Cedar Rapids Caucus
Cedar Rapids Women's Caucus calls for a boycott of shops tied to a local pageant. Brenda McDole signs the appeal urging shoppers to avoid retailers funding the event. Critics argue the contest exploits young women while supporters say it builds character and opportunities for participants.
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Corrine Shaver
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Geneva Talks Drift Amid US Egyptian Israeli Tensions
Geneva reports say Israel and Egypt traded charges as world powers urge progress in Middle East diplomacy. Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban defended territorial security and a peace settlement ending hostility while Kissinger pressed for a break with past conflict. Egyptian officials accused Israel of aggression and of withholding prisoner return, arguing talks stagnate. Pope Paul VI called for safeguarding Christian interests in Jerusalem and foresaw Vatican involvement in regional arrangements. This summary reflects the tense, multifaceted exchange surrounding the Geneva conference.
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Conviction of Calley Unheld in Military Appeal
Washington legal action centers on the Calley case as the U.S. military appeals court upholds a 20 year sentence. The defense argues a possible new trial, while the case continues to provoke national debate over the My Lai incident and civilian casualties.
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Gas Supplies Short Amid Holiday Power Concerns
Utility reports warn Wisconsin and Milwaukee areas face potential gas supply shortages around New Year. Officials cite fuel limits and station outages, with service likely disrupted Sunday through Wednesday. Local crews expect some areas to resume by Thursday as restoration work continues.
Energy Bill Battle Delays Congress Over Oil Shortage
Washington lawmakers moved to draft a strong energy measure after a massive energy mess, risking a 2-month adjournment. The Senate approved a security benefit boost 45-0, with the House sending it to the White House. Republicans called the compromise unworkable as talks continued on excess profits and gasoline rationing. The package also funds defense and foreign aid, with Nixon seeking broader energy actions and veto-ready proposals pending congressional action.
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