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Public records show police statistics slowed by incomplete data and delayed reporting. Officials cite staffing gaps and ongoing audits as reasons for the lag, with updates expected as new records are processed.
See No Improvement In U S Car Sales
Detroit AP reports thirteen months into a slump the U S auto industry shows an 85 percent mid November drop amid forecasts of worse times. Henry Ford warns the period may worsen as plant shutdowns and layoffs loom. total yearly sales fall about 23 percent with GM Ford Chrysler AMC down.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
U.S
Chrysler
AMC
British Security Tightens at Gatwick and London Airports
Armored vehicles surround Gatwick as roadblocks halt vehicles and staff pass ID checks amid IRA linked violence after a hijacking in Dubai and a Birmingham bombing. At Heathrow police monitor Belfast flights. security expands to prevent IRA escapes and searches become routine in transportation hubs.
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London
Gatwick
Europe
America
British Airways
Dubai
Persian Gulf
Tunisia
Heathrow
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Birmingham
Second Tragedy Hits Conley Family In Fire
MEADVILLE Fire destroyed the Conleys mobile home on Conneautville after a faulty gas furnace blamed for the blaze. Pauline Conley's husband Dorsey died in an automobile crash on November 17. Eight children were elsewhere. contents were uninsured. Fire departments from Conneautville Springboro and Linesville responded early morning, with extensive smoke damage to a rear shed.
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Meadville
Pauline Conley
R.D
Conneautville
Conleys
Conley
Dorsey Conley
Raymond Chason
Connesutville
Chason
Springboro
Linesville
Treasury Secretary Simon warns of long and possibly severe recession
Washington AP Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says the United States may face the longest postwar recession and could see a rise in unemployment to about 7 percent by late spring. He notes the economy should decline through early 1975 before leveling off and an upturn by summer, with coal strikes potentially sharpening the slowdown.
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Washington
Treasury
William E. Simon
United States
Simon
Ford
Doctors prepare health report on Nixon before trial
Three cardiovascular specialists toured Richard Nixon’s San Clemente estate to assess his condition for possible testimony in the Watergate trial. Led by Dr. Charles Hufnagel, the team planned an airport news briefing before departing. If found unfit, Nixon may depose at home or have testimony videotaped.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
San Clemente
Nixon
Washington
Charles A. Hufnagel
Georgetown University
John J. Sirica
Pilgrims Eel At First Thanksgiving Menu Revealed
Gainesville AP report notes 1621 harvest feast hosted by William Bradford lacked turkey and featured eel clams ducks geese venison cranberries and cornmeal bread along with red wine and beer. The tally lists 90 Native guests including Massasoit and his people.
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Gainesville
Fla
Eldon Turner
University of Florida
Turner
William Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Bradford
Massasoit
Hit and run kills cow and leaves bull missing on Route 277
Corry state police investigate a hit-and-run on Route 277 about a mile north of Spartansburg that killed a black angus cow and left a 9 week old bull missing. The incident occurred in fog on a slippery road in the early morning hours. The dead cow is valued at about 230 dollars. The driver reportedly stopped briefly before continuing south. owner’s name not listed. Investigation continues.
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Spartansburg
United Fund drive goal reached in Corry
About 100 people heard United Fund chairman Frank Smith report that the 1974 goal of 105000 was surpassed with a total of 105548. Smith credited the team effort and drive workers for boosting contributions while agencies faced higher costs and stricter requests. Kern Sanford praised the teamwork and emphasized the public’s sacrifices as the real heroes.
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Corry
United Fund Drive
Frank Smith
Center
Smith
Joseph Zielinskie
Kern Sanford
United Fund
Corry Motor Inn
Drive
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Roy Jenkins
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