Sunday Gas Sale Ban Proposed Amid 15 Percent Oil Cut
President Nixon proposes a 35 percent reduction in gasoline deliveries and a 15 percent cut in heating oil to curb a severe fuel shortage. He urges filling stations to halt holiday ice sales and hints at broader rationing and price measures to close the energy gap and shield the economy.
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Nixon outlines wartime oil and energy rationing plan
President Nixon proposes nationwide oil and fuel cuts including 15 percent home heating rationing for residences 8 percent for commercial, 10 percent for industry. Gasoline sales restricted. wholesale gasoline deliveries reduced 45 percent. Airlines face 70 to 172 percent adjustments. Speed limits and lighting curbs also suggested pending congressional approval.
Gas Station Owners React to Nixon Sunday Closings
Gas station owners respond to President Nixon energy plan with varied views. Many say they will comply despite skepticism about Sunday closings and potential impact on fuel savings and profits, while a few express anger or concern over image and business effects.
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Greek Army Seizes Power in Athenian Coup
In Athens on Monday a group of conservatives led a bloodless coup ousting President Georgios Papadopoulos and installing Brig. Dimitrios Joannides as key ruler. Gen. Dimitrios Zagorianay maneuvered to secure Joannides transfer while Le General Chaedon Gizikis is named president, as three former officials are freed from house arrest amid student protests. The move signals a return of military rule despite promises of a later civilian government.
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President Nixon vows not to jump ship at sea
Nixon tells seafarers he will not quit the administration amid protests and calls for changes to energy policy. He urges calm, defends ongoing operations, and asserts resolve to finish the nation’s energy plan while facing opposition and public doubt.
Local Politician Reappears Amid Unclear Allegations
Fragmentary text indicates a politician named Lee faced questions over a fib and phone evidence. The report references a reprise of a controversy, with unclear details and no definitive charges or outcomes presented.
Sirica Asked To Keep Two Tapes from Jury
Washington AP report on a White House bid to withhold two Watergate tapes from the grand jury and related materials. The request cites executive privilege linked to confidential presidential communications during Watergate investigations.
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Boston Strangler in Prison Found Dead
Albert DeSalvo, who confessed to being the Boston Strangler, was found stabbed to death in his prison cell at age 42. Authorities reported no suspects and noted his confession had not led to homicide convictions.
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Arabs Pressure Rome on Dutch Hijacked Jet Crisis
Negotiations stall over release of 264 hostages aboard the Royal Dutch Airlines jet hijacked Sunday. The RAM 747, held by Libyan backed Arabs, flew from Beirut to Damascus and Tripoli before landing in Malta, with 247 passengers and 16 crew still aboard. Libyan and Maltese officials weighed landing options while demand lists tied to Cyprus, Israel, and Soviet Jewish emigration were presented.
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Dow Jones Averages Slide Amid Sharp Market Selloff
A chaotic trading session in New York saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunge sharply as energy and industrial shares led a broad decline. The index fell around 31 points, marking one of the steepest drops in weeks as traders reeled from a wave of selling pressure.
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Film Star Laurense Harvey Dies at 45
London obituary notes film star Laurense Harvey died at age 45 after a battle with cancer. The actor, known for roles in The Manchyrian Candidate and The Alaina, reportedly passed at his London home following a long illness.
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