Arab Oil to U S Said by Ford Official
In Washington AP report Ford testified at a congressional hearing claiming one or more Arab countries voluntarily pledged to ship oil to the United States. He said the source of the information could not be revealed and that additional verification was needed. He discussed actions affecting labor and grain aid but did not specify details.
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Nixon Signs Pipeline Bill Assails Delays
President Nixon signed the Alaska pipeline bill clearing the way for 1977 construction and an initial 600 000 barrels per day, rising to 3 million later. The project, stalled three years by environmental debates, aims to tap a major oil field and supply a significant share of U.S. needs.
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Stocks Stage Strong Rise Amid Oil Market Tension
In New York trading, stocks showed a solid uptick despite noted volatility in oil markets. The session featured price swings and uneven performance across the Dow Jones and related indices, with some declines in select shares at the New York Stock Exchange.
84 Day Holiday Cruise Skylab Flight Nears Launch
A chaotic OCR summary reports an 84 day Skylab mission described as a holiday cruise launching from Cape Canaveral. It mentions commander Geral Care, a 100 mile orbital altitude, and a mission span during Thanksgiving and Christmas with aims to study solar effects, space travel limits, and potential future planetary exploration.
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Kennedy Brother to Lose Cancer Surgery
Washington AP reports Edward Kennedy facing bone cancer with a planned major right jaw amputation above the face. Kennedy, his family, and the White House expressed gratitude for the president's thoughtful call to Georgetown Hospital as the Senate aide conveyed the decision ahead of the scheduled Saturday surgery.
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UCS Campaign Reaches 1973 Goal With 101 Percent Increase
The UCS United Way campaign reports an 8 711 over its 1973 goal, reaching the target for the first time in four years. Chair Thomas Ay Paths thanks executives and volunteers, praising their efforts in lifting donations and percent gains across multiple units and departments.
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Ray Calls To Explain Policy Amid Prank Controversy
A chaotic White House scene unfolds as Governor Kauber faces questions over a prank and policy comments. Officials accuse the governor of misstatements while aides defend a fast, tense exchange. witnesses note surprising friction and a debate on energy strategy and safety.
Richardson Lied About Firing, Senators Told
Washington AP report says Republican senators heard Richardson lied in sworn testimony about firing special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox. The White House denied Nixon called Richardson a liar. Senator Charles Mathias urged the judiciary committee to investigate, potentially calling White House aide Alexander Haig. The dispute centers on Richardson’s involvement in a plan tied to Cox’s probe and the handling of tapes and documents.
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Policeman Convicted in Boy's Slaying in Dallas
In Austin AP dispatch a Dallas policeman Barret Cain was found guilty of murdering Santos Renee after firing at him in a car chase. Jurors heard Cain admit the crime and express remorse while claiming the shooting occurred during a robbery attempt. The verdict sets up a penalty hearing to determine Cain's punishment.
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Underwear-Clad Hero Catches Four Babies
Los Angeles CAP) describes a chaotic scene where a parent shielded and moved infants during a fire as flames and debris filled a building. A bystander named Alva helped guide people to safety while others removed babies from danger. The incident left several injured and prompted questions about the attack and authorities handling the scene.
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Students Battle Police in Athens Describes clashes and unrest
In Athens student demonstrators clash with police on city streets as crowds confront authorities. Reports say police move through central areas while students occupy a radio station and urge action against the regime amid heightened tension and calls for junta collapse.
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Fire devastates Los Angeles apartment building injuring many
A blaze at the Strafford apartments near Wilshire flared shortly before midnight, engulfing open stairwells and upper floors of the U shaped complex. Fire officials said 52 people were injured and 44 died, many of them children, with some residents unaccounted for. Firefighters arrived as flames overwhelmed the structure, guiding residents to safety as the building burned.
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