Kissinger briefs Kimura on China visit amid tensions in Ireland
Secretary of State Kissinger returned to the United States after briefing Japanese Foreign Minister Toshio Kimura on his China talks. Sources say Kissinger arranged a Ford trip to China next year. In London, Scotland Yard targets suspected IRA members as bombings injure over 60 in taverns. In Dublin, Cearbhall O Dalaigh is nominated as Ireland's new president after Childers' death.
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Foxe winds up Boston run after splash fame
Stripper Fanne Foxe, 38, whose Washington Tidal Basin jump drew fame, finishes a two week Boston engagement at the Pilgrim Theater. Crowds include Harvard students as her salary jumps from 700 to 3000 dollars weekly and a three month tour is booked.
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Explosions Kill Two At Goodyear Plant Texas
In Beaumont area a series of blasts at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber chemical plant eight miles south of Beaumont on Interstate 10 destroyed part of the $50 million complex. Two charred bodies recovered from beneath a tower after the final blaze, while 10 workers were injured. Evacuation orders affected residents west of the plant as 125 to 150 people fled. Isoprene unit explosion sent fireballs 500 to 600 feet high and several smaller blasts followed.
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Council Set to Meet Tuesday Amid Budget Skirmish
The Corry area council will convene at 8 p.m. Tuesday with a 1974 salary ordinance first on the agenda. It will hear public comments on cutting the Corry Memorial Hospital subsidy and Mead Park funds as Safety Director Halfastin and Streets Director Miller discuss planning and the Seiota street bridge.
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Game Protectors Hit Violators In Droves
Charges against two Corry youths were dropped for lack of evidence while a third, caught spotlighting deer after midnight, was found guilty yesterday of three game law violations. Larry Eastman, 23, of R D 2 Corry, was found guilty on three charges at a local court.
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Wildlife chaos in Corry as ducks and deer roam streets
Residents report stray wildlife strolling through Corry on Thanksgiving night. A trio of deer and two mallard ducks were seen near West Washington street extension and Salvation Army area. In a chase ending in Spring Creek Township, Eastman faced multiple fines for spotlighting deer and resisting officers, while Robert and Clinton Daniels were released for lack of evidence. A second incident saw Darrell Slater charged for failing to stop at police signals.
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Eldred
Spring Creek Township
George Gibson
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Sugar Grove
Thomas Yubha
Nixon health blocks testimony in Watergate trial
Court doctors said Nixon cannot travel to testify and likely will not appear until after recovery. If health allows, earliest possible testimony would be January 6, 1975, with trial likely ending before Christmas. Haldeman testified briefly in his own defense amid the prolonged proceedings.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Georgetown University
Richard S. Ross
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Mayo Clinic
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Democratic National Committee
San Clemente
Calif
Simea
GM Announces More Layoffs In 1975 Push
DETROIT AP GM plans further job cuts in 1975 totaling 105000 January layoffs 64000 indefinitely 41000 furloughs in January plus 24000 indefinite layoffs. GM employs about 370000 blue collar workers amid 71 days of car stockpiles and a record 1750000 unsold autos industry wide. Ford Chrysler AMC also announce cuts with multiple plants idling into 1975. November sales drop 35 percent year over year.
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Kenosha
Wis
Millionairess Engagement Ends After Chauffeur Breaks Off
Philadelphia AP reports 77 year old Rachel Fitler ends engagement to 29 year old Welsh chauffeur Michael Wilson. Police called when Wilson returned to the Main Line estate to collect belongings. no charges filed. Miss Fitler’s staff says the engagement is finished amid questions about Wilson’s intentions and finances.
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Happy Rockefeller
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Lower Merion Township
Telepone
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Wilson
Salvation Army Red Kettles Open This Christmas Season
The Salvation Army kettle drive began its holiday season with Bill Eaton, chairman of the Advisory Board, ringing the first bell. Lt. (Mrs.) Leroy Lyle and Lt. Leroy Lyle stood ready as officers, signaling the start of a campaign crucial to aid for the needy and other programs.
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