Arafat Delegation Arrives as UN Palestine Debate Opens
Police fortified Waldorf Astoria and UN perimeter ahead of Yasir Arafat pledged speech at the UN General Assembly Palestine debate. In Quito, hemispheric foreign ministers blocked lifting OAS sanctions on Cuba by 12 to 3 with six abstentions.
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Arafat
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U.N. General Assembly
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Ecuador
Organization of American States
Cuba
Fatal stabbing at Greyhound terminal in San Antonio
An off duty policeman security guard tried to subdue a Miami man who fatally slashed his throat and stabbed himself in the Greyhound terminal cafeteria. Fred Thomas, 31, died on arrival at a hospital after the incident as officials said he was traveling east from California.
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Pentagon violates cap on Joint Chiefs officers say Aspin
Rep Les Aspin says the Pentagon has doubled the number of officers assigned to the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 400 to 801, a violation of a postwar law. He notes Congress set the limit after World War II to prevent a German General Staff like structure. The Pentagon offered no immediate comment.
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D-Wis
Aspin
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Gibson may withdraw as Ford seeks FEA head
Administration sources say Andrew E. Gibson is poised to withdraw under fire as President Ford’s candidate to lead the Federal Energy Administration or may receive a different government post. His selection has stirred controversy due to ties with Interstate Oil Transport Co., a Philadelphia oil barge and tanker firm.
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Federal
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FEA
Interstate Oil Transport Co
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FBI Chief Warns of Urban Terrorist Threats
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley told the Military Order of the World Wars in St. Petersburg that urban groups such as the Weather People the Symbionese Liberation Army and the Black Liberation Army pose a major internal security threat. He said these groups share hatred of America free government and constitutional liberties and noted the FBI is seeking new investigative techniques to handle these revolutionaries.
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Onassis Released From New York Hospital
Aristotle Onassis, 68, husband of Jacqueline Kennedy, was released from New York Hospital after an annual physical checkup. A spokesman said the exact results were not disclosed and Onassis was not available for comment.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
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Makarios hopes to return to Cyprus as president
Archbishop Makarios, 61, said he plans to return to Cyprus by month end to resume his presidency after being forced from the island during Turkey's invasion following a July coup. He spoke in Los Angeles en route to New York for talks with Henry Kissinger and to attend a refugee benefit.
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Vicki Carr to Perform at White House Dinner
Singer Vicki Carr was set to perform at a White House dinner honoring visiting Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky tonight in Washington AP report from Washington.
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Vicki Carr
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Nixon May Leave Soon From Hospital
Former President Richard M. Nixon may be well enough to leave Memorial Hospital Medical Center this week, doctors said. He was eating normal foods and walking in his room, with a nurse present around the clock, and had resumed an anticoagulant to prevent clots in his leg. He had surgery on Oct. 29 after going into shock and suffering internal bleeding, and his condition has improved from critical to serious.
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Memorial Hospital Medical Center
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NYS Betting Parlors Still Losing Money
Dunkirk and Jamestown Off-Track Betting parlors have lost money since opening on September 18 and October 10. In Dunkirk 21,432 bets valued at 58,305 dollars. in Jamestown 15,191 bets valued at 41,089 dollars. Western region profits overall are negative but expect to turn profitable within eight weeks and continue growth through 1975.
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John Nolan
OTB Corp
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Gary D. Merell
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OTB
Coal Strike Threatens Rail Workers in Chessie System
In Baltimore area about 175 Chessie System clerks and telegraphers face layoffs amid the coal miners strike. Chessie officials refuse to specify numbers or their reach across divisions while Penn Central and Norfolk & Western estimate immediate layoffs.
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Howard Skidmore
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Sugar Boycott Plans To Cut Sugar Prices
In Los Angeles AP a plan to boycott sugar on Tuesdays and Thursdays aims to lower costs. Arline Mathews of American Consumers Together urged avoiding sugar products and sacks in early December and January. The drive targets speculators in futures markets as prices have surged from 79 cents to over 220 dollars for five pounds. Some officials warn prices could rise above four dollars per pound amid market volatility. Greyhound fined for illegal corporate political contributions to Nixon and McGovern campaigns.
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Arline Mathews
American Consumers
Stores defend role in high food prices amid rising costs
Washington AP reporting that supermarket chains reject blame for rising food prices over the last two years. Clarence G. Adams of the National Association of Food Chains will cite cost and profit figures to argue chains are not earning large profits. Industry reps plan to testify next week on department profits rather than whole-chain margins.
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Clarence G. Adams
National Association of Food Chains
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Agriculture Department
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