Solzhenitsyn Publishes Hidden Gulag Archive in Paris
A long hidden Solzhenitsyn work Arkhipelag GULAG covering 1918 to 1956 is issued by YMCA Press in Paris. The 600 page historical documentary recalls Soviet labor camps and names over 200 living persons, risking political peril for those involved.
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Paris
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
YMCA
Arkhipelag Gulag
Arkhipelag
Solzhenitsyn
KGB
Moscow
Yelizaveta Voronyanskaya
Leningrad
Stockholm
Stock market ends year in decline amid shocks and oil crisis
The 1973 market opened with gains to record highs but then slumped as inflation, high rates, dollar weakness, Watergate, and the energy crisis weighed on sentiment. By year end the Dow hovered near 788.31 and the NYSE index touched 49.05, amid hopes for 1974 easing.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Bill Wolman
Argus Research Corp
Dow
Wolman
Watergate
Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
Instructions for contacting the Tribune carrier if a delivery is missed. Offer to call the carrier number 431 4100 during listed hours 5 30 to 6 p m on weekdays or by 9 a m Saturday for assistance.
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Tribune
Tanker trade slows as Arab embargo bites oil imports
The Arab oil embargo begun in October has cut tanker traffic and slowed imports. An Associated Press survey across six major US ports shows cargoes drying up, fuel costs rising, and rates plunging, with spots down about 75 percent from Persian Gulf to Europe. Brokers predict little long term contracts as idled ships rise. Major oil firms own a third of tankers and say little about origins.
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Associated Press
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Caribbean
West Africa
Indonesia
South America
Frank DeSalvo
Paten & Partners, Inc
Persian Gulf
Europe
Army Recruiting Upturn Tied to Recession Fears
Washington AP Army officials study a November recruiting surge to see if economic fears fueled all volunteer enlistment. Marines also improved. Navy and Air Force surpassed quotas. December results uncertain, with energy crisis and job prospects shaping youth decisions. Overall U.S. uniformed personnel drop noted at 2,217,863 as of November 30.
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Washington
Pyda
Pentagon
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Skylab 3 Near Midpoint Of 84 Day Mission
Skylab 3 astronauts Carr Pogue and Gibson reached the mission midpoint at 9 35 a m EST about 270 miles over the South Atlantic after 17 7 million miles and 607 orbits since liftoff November 16 They expect to finish the 12 week flight as cameras study a comet Kohoutek cloud of vapor may reveal the solar system building blocks The comet neared the sun then headed into deep space with viewing advised for January 2 through 10 and a second spacewalk to photograph the comet is planned for Saturday
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Solar System
Skylab
Space Station
South Atlantic
Earth
Carr and Pogue
Kohoutek
Kansas bans nonresidential open burning starting Jan 1
Kansas will prohibit open burning of waste by businesses and institutions starting January 1 1974. Acting health director James D Mankin said commercial and institutional waste burning will violate state air pollution rules. Residential backyard burning remains allowed.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
James D. Mankin
Mankin
Division of Environmental Health
Health Department
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Soviet Union
Hole
By David Burke
AP Business Writer
Poole
Shaw
Gordon
Marines
Carr
Gibson
Darold L. Elrod
W. Main
State Farm
nin_ton, lilinos
West Main and
Plummer Road
Sloppy Joe
Chanute
Olson’s
First National Bank of Chanute
Ist National
FDIC
Ist of
Lincolim
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