U S Greek relations thaw after Welch murder
Athens reports that the assassination of CIA Athens chief Richard Welch is seen as an isolated incident not derailing a year and a half of improving U S Greek ties. Top diplomats receive protection as both sides credit a thaw since 1974 with reduced anti US sentiment and careful Washington Athens engagement.
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Athens
Richard Welch
Central Intelligence Agency
Greece
Welch
U.S
Washington
CIA
Peru
Latin America
United States
Turkey
Cyprus
Congress
Jack Kubisch
Lover Calls JFK a Busy Fellow in Affair Claim
Joan Lundberg Hitchcock says she had a three year affair with John F. Kennedy ending before his presidency claiming there was no real fixture. She recalls Kennedy as a busy man and a mix of charm and politics in talks during his senatorial and public life.
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Joan Hitchcock Lundberg
San Francisco
John F. Kennedy
Joan Lundberg
Hitchcock
Kennedy
San Francisco Examiner
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Board of Supervisors
Judith Campbell Exner
Ford Skiing To Give Way To 28 Bills
President Ford, flown to Vail Colorado for a skiing vacation, faces 28 bills awaiting his approval or rejection. He signed one measure worth 9.3 billion dollars for federal water and power projects and energy research. Carlson named chief deputy press secretary.
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Ford
Vail
Colo
Washington
Air Force Courier
Colorado
U.S
Richard Bass
Jim Brown
Fords
Bass
John Carlson
White House
Four Killed as Florida suspected robbery at Zeigler furniture store
The lone witness to the Christmas Eve quadruple murder at Zeigler's Furniture Store delays police interviews while recovering from a gunshot wound. Authorities pursue robbery as the apparent motive and examine five handguns and a shotgun found at the scene.
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Zeigler
Orange County
Don Frye
Coleman
Beirut Street War Continues as Talks Gain Momentum
In Beirut rockets and mortars killed 36 and wounded 66 as clashes raged in downtown and seaside areas. A cease fire held in Tripoli but fighting persisted in Zahleh district. Reports say Moslem and Christian leaders may accept a Syrian proposed 50-50 power split with a reduced presidency and Islamist and Arab League guarantees.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Musaitbeh
Tripoli
Zahleh
Arab League
Mahmoud Riad
Supreme Constitutional Court
Syria
Clymer Phone Excise Tax Rate Drops
The federal excise tax on telephone service falls to six percent for January bills as part of a ten year phase-out. M. Carlyle Neckers of Clymer Telephone Co says the 1970 act initiates annual one percent reductions until 1982. The NY State Telephone Association supports the measure.
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M. Carlyle Neckers
Clymer Telephone Company, Inc
Clymer
The
Clymer Telephone Company
New York State Telephone Association, Inc
Bell System
Bear Lake Man Wins $5,000 Lottery Bonanza
Deron Taylor of Bear Lake broke a slim state jackpot stretch by winning $5,000 in the Double Dollars lottery. Other winners this week include Elouise Penn of Jamestown, N C who took $25 in Baker's Dozen and John Eggleston of Centerville who claimed $350 in the Lucky Lotto drawing.
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Corry
Bear Lake
Deron Taylor
Elouise Penn
Jamestown
N.C
John Eggleston
Centerville
Merchants Report Christmas Take Up
Merchants nationwide report strong Christmas results with double-digit gains on seasonally popular items such as digital watches and color televisions. Stores in major cities cite 15 to 45 percent gains. retailers note consumer confidence and lower unemployment fueling spending on clothing furniture and new fads like pet rocks and mood rings.
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Associated Press
Harry Hedberg
Capitol Court
Milwaukee
CMA Church Set to Start This Summer in Hatch Street Area
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church will begin constructing a new building this late summer on land bought from John Balog and Joseph Hassett at the Hatch Street and Route 6 bypass intersection. Initial sanctuary seating will be 300 to 360, with planned expansion to about 750. Estimated cost around 200000 dollars. church members may donate labor to reduce costs. the existing East Washington street church and land will be sold.
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The
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
John Balog
Hatch Street
Joseph Hassett
Fulton Street
Jamesway
New York
Route 6
William E. Hazlett
Journal Today
Hazlett
East Washington Street
Youth Serious In Car Crash Near Union City
A 19 year old Union City youth, Larry E Looker, is in serious condition at St Vincent Hospital Erie with a possible neck fracture after his 1972 car crossed into the opposite lane on Route 8 four miles south of Union City and struck a snowplow truck driven by Leroy J Greer. The crash caused $2200 damage to Looker s car and $400 to the truck.
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Union City
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Larry E. Looker
R.D. 3
Corry Barracks
Looker
Leroy J. Greer
Centerville
Greer
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Anne
Jennifer
Jaqueline
Lowell
Jean
Ronald Messenger
Corty
Vergennes Methodist Church
Princien
Vergennes
Winter Garden
Fla
Ralph V. Hadley II
Hadley
W.T. Zeigler Jr
Melvin Coleman
Clymer Phone
Aviable
Miller & Rhoads
Richmond
Rich’s Inc
Atlanta
St. Louis
Morton Huff
Famous- Barr
Jim Sherburne
John A. Brown Co
Oklahoma City
J.L Hudson Co
Detroit
CMA
Alma Ata
Ussr
Soviet Union
Moscow
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