Plane Fare Increases Approved By Civil Aeronautics Board
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a 5 percent fare increase for major airlines effective Dec 1. One way coast to coast first class may rise by up to $10, coach by $7 to $8. NYC to San Francisco first class about $201.85 plus tax, coach $155.56 plus tax. The action cites inflation and fuel allocation as reasons, and the board forecasts higher load factors without excessive profits.
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Kissinger eyes December start for UN supervised peace talks
Kissinger said peace negotiations should begin under UN auspices possibly in December. He cited near agreement on participants with the United States and the Soviet Union as major overseers, with UN blessing and Waldheim involvement. A settlement would include Israeli withdrawal under UN 242, security guarantees, Palestinian questions, and Jerusalem’s future. Eban cautioned Israel may resist before year-end elections.
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Nixon tapes gap mystery in June hearing
Reporters note no prior record of a long gap in the June 20 Haldeman tape. President Nixon said he listened to it earlier, Rose Mary Woods testified about transcription troubles, and an unnamed White House official attributed the discrepancy to a misunderstanding. The official said the President and Woods overlooked the Haldeman conversation due to subpoena wording inaccuracy.
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These Turkeys Might Have Strange Taste
A Palatine Illinois AP item reports Huntings Ridge elementary kindergartners suggest odd turkey recipes for Thanksgiving. Cristin leans toward brown stuff and 80 minutes cooking. Debbie adds salad dressing pepper sugar and two minutes. Jimmy wants raisins and four hours at 50 degrees while Scott advises skin removal pepper dressing and multiple 12 to 15 hour steps. Richard calls for giving thanks then cooking 15 hours.
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Energy Crisis Looms as Residual Oil Shortage Grows
Zausner warned of an oil shortage in the Northeastern and Middle Atlantic states due to reliance on imported residual oil while proposing steps to ease the strain such as boosting domestic production and refinery changes. Nixon weighs fuel-saving options as his energy group discusses potential policies, though a Sunday gasoline ban remains undecided and driving ban is ruled out.
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Sherman’s rise from gag writer to multi medium entertainer
Allan Copelon Sherman, born November 30 1924 in Chicago, built fame by selling 1,500,000 copies of his work and creating the game show Ive Got a Secret. He wrote gags for Jackie Gleason Jerry Lester and Joe E Lewis and published The Rape of the Ape detailing postwar sexual revolution. He left the University of Illinois and the Army after health issues and moved into gag writing in the 1940s.
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Price Trends Show Energy, Mortgage, Health Premium Jump
Prices rose broadly as energy costs, home mortgage rates, and annual health insurance adjustments pushed inflation higher. October inflation ran 7.9 percent from a year earlier, with six month pace at a 9.2 percent annual rate. Food at grocery stores fell 0.3 percent in October for the second straight month.
Kennedy family visits hospital boy and Kennedy graves
JFKs children Kara Anne and Patrick will visit 12 year old Teddy recovering from a bone cancer operation that led to his right leg being amputated last Saturday. Mrs Kennedy plans to attend a memorial mass for President Kennedy at Holy Trinity Church in Georgetown. Kathleen, 22, was married there last Saturday.
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Christmas greetings from church leaders across denominations
Holiday continues on page one with remarks from top church figures including Archbishop Iakovos of Greek Orthodoxy in the Americas Sister Mary Luke Tobin of the Catholic Leadership Conference of Women Religious Rev Thomas F Stransky head of Paulist Fathers William P Thompson chief executive of the United Presbyterian Church and Rev Dr Robert J Marshall president of the Lutheran Church in America
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Descendants Of Mayflower Passengers To Feast
In Plymouth Massachusetts on Thanksgiving day a ninth generation Brewster and a descendant of John Alden will dine with their spouses, among a small group of direct Mayflower descendants still in town. Locals downplay ancestry though the town preserves Pilgrim lore amid a largely immigrant community.
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Nuclear weapons reports roil Washington on Egypt
Speculation in Washington ties the Soviet Union to sending nuclear arms to Egypt. Defense officials say no hard evidence exists and an Egyptian spokesman calls the claim baseless. Kis singer notes no confirmed evidence and U.N. sources report rising clashes between Egyptian and Israeli forces along the Suez Canal near Qantara with tank and mortar fire.
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