Oil Export Nations Map New Strategy
In Libreville Gabon President Bongo opened an OPEC ministerial session urging global negotiations on all raw materials including petroleum. He warned against dialogue limited to energy and noted revenue losses from price controls while considering shifting oil pricing away from the dollar and toward SDRs or a multi currency basket.
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Libreville
Gabon
Albert Bernard Bongo
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Bongo
OPEC
Paris
Jamshid Amouzzegar
Iran
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Mohammed Yeganeh
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Amish Family Loses Home In Early Morning Blaze
An early morning fire heavily damaged the Dan M. Kiem family home on R D 1 Corry. Spartansburg volunteers and Elgin Beaverdam tanker fought the blaze as it burned itself out. Fire officials blamed a gasoline-filled cook stove for the accident. no injuries were reported and 15 residents were left homeless.
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R.D. 1
Corry
Spartansburg
Elgin- Beaverdam Hose Company
Sparta
Joseph Soety
Dan M. Kiem
Kiem
Sooty
Hard Times Burglaries Rise During Recession
Thomas Jackson of 15 Essex Street reported a burglary while his family was away from 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. A thief stole meat and canned goods worth about $60 from the refrigerator and a cupboard. City police are investigating the case.
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Thomas Jackson
Essex Street
Bridge Railing Pierces Moving Car Near Wattsburg
A Wattsburg area man, Miles T. Morton age 19 of R D 1 Wattsburg, was injured when his car veered and struck a rural road bridge. Police say the bridge railing pierced the windshield and exited the back window. Morton was treated at Union City Memorial Hospital in good condition with cuts and bruises. The 1972 model car suffered about $1600 in damage, considered a total loss.
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Wattsburg
Union City Memorial Hospital
Miles T. Morton
R.D. 1
Morton
Corry
Philippines establishes diplomatic ties with China in Peking
In a Peking broadcast the Philippines and China signed a communique to open relations. Marcos and Premier Chou En-lai announced mutual respect for sovereignty and noninterference as ambassadors would be exchanged soon. The move ends Manila’s ties with Taiwan and USA forces remain in the region.
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Tokyo
Philippines
China
Peking
Ferdinand B. Marcos
Chou En-lai
Hsinhua
Taiwan
Taipei
Manila
Marcos
Asia
Philip C. Habib
U.S
United States
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Habib
Honoluu
Marcos Returns Home After Talks With Chinese Leaders
The communique outlines a trade pact based on mutual needs. Marcos, set to return Wednesday, has met Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-tung and Premier Chou En-lai, and spoken with Vice Premier Teng Hs ia-ping, the day-to-day head of China's government.
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Marcos
Communist Party
Mao Tsetung
Chou En-lai
China
Teng Hsia-ping
Ford to Release CIA Report But Withheld Assassination Details
President Ford will publish the Rockefeller Commission report on the CIA while keeping secret the assassination plot material, though it may be supplied to the Senate Intelligence Committee. The House panel and Justice Department views, witness subpoenas, Castro plots, and related surveillance programs are discussed amid broader debates on government information and computer data use.
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Washington
Ford
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Commission
White House
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Ron Nessen
Senate
Frank Church
Didaho
Robert Maheu
Howard Hughes
Richard Bissell
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
House
Nedzi
Special Committee
Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
Rockefeller
Department
Levi
ABC
Maheu
Church
Fidel Castro
U.S
Mord
Richard M. Nixon
Prostitutes Strike In Paris Pickets Rally City Districts
AP reports a Paris prostitution strike with pickets from Champs Elysees to Rue St Denis. A few workers returned to late night work amid confrontations while police address disturbances at Ike's Billiards and Lorraine Hotel. Prostitution taxes, social security, and hotel reopenings are debated by organizers and police.
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Paris
Champs Elysees
Pigalle
Rue St. Denis
Committee of Women Prostitutes of
Train Wreck Kills 36 in West Germany Collision
In the Alpine foothills south of Munich a head-on crash of two passenger trains left 36 dead and 86 injured, West Germany’s worst wreck in four years. An earlier death toll update of 42 was corrected due to hospital counts. No Americans among the identified victims. The southbound train failed to stop to let the northbound train pass on a single-track section near Warngau Sehaftlach. Federal and Bavarian authorities led the probe as one engineer was killed and the other missing presumed dead.
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Munich
West Germany
Alpine
Alice
Bad Toelz
Warngau
Sehaftlach
U.S. Army
Green
Warngau Staton
Kurt Gscheidle
Ambulance Service Adds Second Unit in Corry
Corry Ambulance Service announced a second fulltime vehicle to its fleet, a brand new bright yellow Cadillac Ambulance. William Stanley of Erie confirmed the unit can carry four lay-down patients and is equipped with oxygen. The 1973 Dodge remains in service, yielding two fulltime ambulances in the area.
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Corry
Corry Ambulance Service
William Stanley
Erie
Stanley
Erie Ambulance Service
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Castro
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Sam Giancana
John Roselli
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Roselli
Makeu
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FBI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Canada
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Agriculture Department
LEAA
Ike
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Auer
Lorraine Hotel
Atchley
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