Bhutto forms leftist cabinet amid Pakistan crisis
Pakistan's President Bhutto named a leftist leaning cabinet mostly from his Pakistan Peoples Party drawn largely from West Punjab. Five East Pakistani ministers, including Nurul Amin, serve. Amin is the sole East Pakistani. Bhutto plans more ministerial posts, including one from East Pakistan, to steer the campaign to regain East Pakistan. Mrs Gandhi warned against external meddling in the India Pakistan dispute while Cairo considered mediation steps with Egypt over humanitarian issues.
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Bribe tangle slows antitrust action in Senate probe
affidavits show Daniel Berman of El Paso Natural Gas conferred with top lobbyist John H. Sharon on how to answer a Senate inquiry. discussions involved Sen. Warren Magnuson's aide about the proposed response. hearing raised questions about committee efforts to bridge differences.
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Berman
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Klas
Jobless training plan set in Missouri program
The Labor Department announced JOBS contracts for 108 disadvantaged workers across Missouri. Chrysler Corp will train 57 in Kansas City with up to 153056 dollars in reimbursements. Vendo Co. will train 40 with up to 57360 dollars. E B Koonce Mortuary will train 11 in St. Louis with up to 11247 dollars. The program funds extraordinary costs to hire and train unskilled workers.
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Symington Meets Korean Leaders During Seoul Visit
Senator Stuart Symington, chairman of the security agreements subcommittee, visited President Park at the Blue House in Seoul. He also met Premier Kim Jong-pil and Foreign Minister Kim Young-shirk on his world observation tour.briefings at the U.S. Embassy and 4th Army HQ await before Sunday departure.
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McGovern Not Worried by Low Poll Ranking
Senator George McGovern dismissed his low standing in polls as a name recognition issue and said dedicated supporters in key states will push his campaign through early primaries. He noted a Dec 6 Gallup reading placing him at six percent and log an overall $1.25 million raised from about 65,000 donors with most funds spent.
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Seven Die in Arlington Heights Fire Family of Seven perishes
A two story brick house fire in Arlington Heights Illinois killed seven people across three generations. Victims include Robert Schaag 30 a Quaker Oats salesman his wife Nancy 20 and their three children Deborah 9 Michael 7 Jennifer 2 and Nancy Schaags parents Mr and Mrs Leo Stuber of St Joseph Missouri. Neighbors who are nurses tried to revive them but failed. Firemen said smoke concealed the blaze in a passage between kitchen and family room and the exterior appeared normal. The victims died on the second floor near bedrooms after a newspaper delivery driver spotted flames and alerted others. Northwest Community Hospital treated the injured but all seven were pronounced dead there.
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Lon Nol Pressed to Step Aside in Cambodian Crisis
Phnom Penh reports indicate military and political leaders press Lon Nol to surrender power as setbacks mount. Rumors swirl of a possible coup while Lon Nol, battling after a February stroke, shows no clear sign of resignation amid a rout along Highway 6 and morale dips.
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