Indictment Prospects Weigh On Nixon Aides and Jaworski
News from Washington reports grand juries may indict in February in substantial numbers as special prosecutor Jaworski pursues investigations linked to Watergate. Nixon aides face possible indictments. Senate and House committees push access to White House tapes and files amid ongoing probes.
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Revelry Marks New Year Across World In 1974
Celebrants worldwide welcomed 1974 with parties and resolve. About 50,000 gathered in Times Square as the ball dropped, while energy cuts dimmed displays and travel slowed by gas shortages. Officials warned stations would stay closed into Wednesday morning.
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Astronauts Get 5 Day Jump on Daylight Time
Skylab 3 crew members Gerald Carr Willian Page and Edward Gibson gain five days by daylight saving time adjustments. The station’s schedule shifts aim to align operations with Earth time as they plan missions and experiments.
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Couple killed in cliff collapse near Punta Point
A couple, identified as LAHATA Mani and Vawaii, died when a cliff gave way on a Pacific coast ledge while they prayed. Rescue teams recovered bodies from the 250-foot fall as onlookers watched in shock.
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Blind Pair Recovers From Oil Shortage on New Year
Milwaukee AP report describes Mrs James Payne and her blind welfare client running out of heating oil on New Year s Eve as temperatures dropped outside A regular supplier demanded high overtime fees and refused delivery Payne s claim of prior spending left him reluctant to pay a new charge After many refusals a major oil company finally delivered 25 gallons for a $15 service fee Milwaukee Sentinel staff helped by contributing money to cover the cost
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Camping for Gas Proves Futile
Six youths camped overnight near a gas station in Portland County waiting for the pit to open. When the station stayed closed while the rival across the street opened they faced disappointment. They obtained fuel later after a tense wait.
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Israel election leaves Meir coalition in doubt
In Jerusalem the election returns show Labor led by Mrs Meir with about 41.4 percent and Likud ahead at 27.1 percent. Analysts foresee a coalition as in past 25 years, with possible paths including Labor National Religious and Liberals or a Likud Religious pact. Begin claims a bloc of 65 seats. Dayan is excluded from a Labor-led government. security issues and territorial policy shape post election talks.
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New Year Gas Rates Hit Stations as Open Hours Shrink
Gasoline stations face New Year lockouts with 95 percent expected to close New Year’s Day. Officials report widespread closures due to energy pressures, with price increases and rationing plans affecting supplies. Executive comments warn of ongoing shortages until allocations arrive midweek.
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New Regime For Ulster Brings Coalition Government
Northern Ireland begins the new year with two more deaths in its civil war and the province forming its first Protestant Catholic coalition government. Snipers killed a civilian and a Scottish soldier, raising the toll to 921 over four and a half years. Bombs damaged shops in Strabane as London retains security control while the new government takes over most internal affairs. Brian Faulkner, Protestant head, cautioned of ongoing rifts. Gerry Wilson, Catholic deputy, hailed a step toward democracy.
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Plane crash near Turin kills 39 aboard
A Tea slit jetliner crashing in rain and fog near Turin struck fire as it neared Taoding airport. Of 42 on board, 39 were killed and three survived with injuries. The flight began in Catania and was to continue to Geneva after Bologna.
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Pope Urges End to War and Unite for World Peace
Pope Paul VI on a world day for peace urged individuals and nations to act to end war. He warned that the current danger threatens civilization and called for universal fraternity and justice, stressing disarmament and global cooperation to secure lasting peace.
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