Kissinger Advised NATO in Face of Soviet Big Stick Fears
NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns warned that the Soviets may be talking softly but carry a growing big stick, urging wary allies to bolster defenses as European security hinges on a united front. Kissinger, making his first NATO appearance as secretary of state, seeks renewed alliance unity amid Middle East tensions and an oil crisis.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Henry A. Kissinger
Alliance
Joseph A. Luns
United States
Luns
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
Middle East
Israel
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Western
Europe
Kissinger
France
Weekend crashes tally eight thousand three hundred in damage
Corry state police investigated nine crashes involving twelve vehicles over the weekend as wet roads and slick conditions led to multiple incidents. Damage totaled $8,300 with cases ranging from a hit and run on Route 958 to single car rollovers and a two vehicle collision near Route 6.
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Corry
Freehold
Francis Black
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Merle W. Dodge
Buffalo
Hopkins to Seek Fourth Term in State House
Rep. Forest Hopkins of North East Corry said he will not run for Congress in 1974. He plans a fourth term in Harrisburg while backing a wine sales bill for grocery stores and serving as assistant chairman of the House Liquor Control Board. He cited unfinished work and noted other states allowing supermarket wine sales boosted winery profits.
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Forest Hopkins
North East Corry
State House
Congress
Hopkins
Harrisburg
North East
House Liquor Control Board
Washington
Idaho
Maine
State Help In Grand Manner
A rural area woman asked Gov Milton Shapp’s office about heating oil shortages and conservation. She called the toll free line seeking state guidance on how to adjust her thermostat amid potential supply cuts. The staffer replied with a pointed line about personal thermostat settings.
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Milton Shapp
The
Journal Today
County Cuts Budget Holds Millage As Is
Erie County commissioners spent over seven hours Saturday drafting a balanced budget with no tax increase. Expenditures were cut from 19,008,813 to 18,516,813, with 490,000 trimmed and 200,000 shaved from juvenile institutional costs while preserving requested 39,000 for new positions in probation and patrol. The plan relies on 17,681,668 revenue plus cash of 873,145 to reach a balanced 18,518,813. The wage and job study adds 50,000. the document will be public soon.
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Erie — County
Human Services Bureau
William Hill
Fred Anthony
Probation and Patrol Department
Anthony
Jake) Gehri¢In
Commonwealth
Hill
Arab oil ministers pledge 5 percent cut in January tied to Israel pullout
Arab oil ministers said they would cut production by another 5 percent in January and resume U S shipments only after Israel agrees to withdraw from territories occupied since 1967. The pledge aims to pressure Israel ahead of the Geneva peace conference, with Kissinger traveling to the region to urge balanced U S policy.
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Associated Press
Kuwait
United States
Israel
Persian Gulf
Washington
Jerusalem
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
NBC
Meet the Press
U.S
Yamani
Belaid Abdesalam
Geneva
Moshe Dayan
Cbs-Tv
Tel Aviv
International Red Cross
Egypt
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting
Middle East
Netherlands
Europe
Henry A Kissinger
NATO
Brussels
Saudi Arabia
Nixon Faces Hall of Tax Battle Over $300,000 Debt
President Nixon awaits a congressional committee ruling on whether he owes up to $300,000 in federal income taxes and interest after revealing his finances. Tax returns for 1969 to 1972 show disagreements among advisers about payments totaling under $80,000 on income over $1 million. The Senate House Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, chaired by Rep. Mills, weighs two major issues including deductions for donated papers and a possible capital gain from a 1970 estate sale. Nixon also disclosed no state income taxes paid since moving to California.
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Washington
Nixon
Congressional
White House
Senate House Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
San Clemente
Calif
Senate
House Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
California
Heavy Damage Crashes With No Injuries Reported
City police logged three weekend crashes with total damage of 4525 dollars and no injuries. The heaviest impact occurred at West Pleasant and Spring streets when Craig Rogers failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with Harold Gilson.
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West Pleasant
Spring Streets
Craig Rogers
South Center Street
Spring
Rogers
Harold F. Gilson
Main Street
Spartansburg
Gilson
Columbus Avenue
Gary P
Seven Die in South Side Apartment Fire Tragedy
Carolyn Richardson, 23, mother of no children, views the room where her two children, her mother, and four other relatives were found after a third floor blaze in Chicago. Police say all seven victims died from smoke inhalation.
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Carolyn Richardson
Chicago
State Police Find Unlisted Stolen Car Abandoned Near School
State police Saturday found a car abandoned in the woods behind Union City High School that had been missing about a month. A check with national files did not show the vehicle stolen, but investigators learned it was owned by Jacob's Leasing in East Aurora, N.Y. The leasing company said the owner had taken the auto to Corry Auto Auction previously and had not filed a theft report. Evidence suggested the car had sat in the woods for about a month.
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Union City High School
Jacob's Leasing
East Aurora
N.Y
Corry
UC Boy Wounded When Gun Explodes
A 14 year old Union City boy Mark A Michael was seriously wounded when a muzzle loading rifle exploded Saturday. The blast cut his left thumb and he was rushed to the hospital with his father Robert A Michael. Doctors reported the youth in good condition.
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Union City
Mark A. Michael
Robert A. Michael
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