Kissinger Opens Arab Israeli Peace Conference in Geneva
In Geneva Kissinger urged breaking the past to build new hope as Is real and Egypt clash over 1967 territory while Gromyko warned of possible war. Waldheim stressed a just durable peace as the table setup showed Syria boycotting the talks and negotiations likely to shift after Egypt Jordan and Israel join later.
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Mini Bike Sold Prompting Six More Wanted Ads
Mrs. Oleta Jones of 304 Hillside Rd sells a mini bike in good condition using a Daily Want Ad and receives six additional responses. The notice promotes cheap 10 day ads for items no longer needed and urges readers to sell musical instruments furniture appliances cars boats motorcycles campers with fast results.
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Winter Ice Hits North Alabama With Cold Start
North Alabama experiences an early winter wake with ice and light snow as temperatures drop to the low 30s. Bridges and overpasses become slick while roads stay open per state troopers, with Montgomery closing schools due to icy conditions and a slow warming trend expected by Saturday.
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Karate Demonstration Sparks Injury Lawsuit in Montgomery
Thomas Robbie volunteered to blow out a cigarette during a school karate demonstration in Norristown. The suit claims the act knocked out the cigarette and injured Rebbie, a vocational student in Lansdale, leaving him with a broken jaw and missing teeth. Rebbie and mother Kathleen seek $20,000 damages plus costs.
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Energy Crisis Blocking Christmas Recess in Congress
Senate approved an 11 percent Social Security increase while energy bill talks stalled. Republicans threaten to delay action on the emergency energy bill granting Nixon power to impose gas rationing, risking a veto clash as lawmakers aim for a year-end adjournment. House action on the Social Security measure and a supplemental $1.7 billion appropriation also loomed.
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Nixon tax return says no restrictions on vice presidential papers
Nixon certified with his 1969 income tax return that he gave vice presidential papers to the government free and clear with no restrictions. The deed notes restrictions not intended to block public use. White House officials say IRS auditors saw the deed and found deductions legitimate.
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Roadblock to energy bill endangers final passage
In Washington the emergency energy legislation faces a Senate roadblock delaying final approval before adjournment. Key dispute centers on excess profits from oil during the crisis with Republicans and oil-state senators objecting.
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Ex Joe Wheeler Manager Dies at 61 in Falls Church
Floyd F. Anderson, 61, former manager of the Joe Wheeler Electric Membership Cooperative for 15 years, died Thursday at his Falls Church residence. Services Monday at Pearson Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Falls Church Cemetery. He moved to Virginia in 1962 after leading the Cooperative since 1947 and later worked for the Rural Electrification Administration. Native of New York.
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Pilgrims Ashore From Mayflower at Plymouth 1620
In Today’s Daily On This Date the Pilgrims went ashore from the Mayflower at Plymouth Massachusetts. Quick weather notes show a high in the 30s and a low near 20 tonight with a Saturday high near 50.
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Inflation fuels sharp rise in cost of living
Government figures show food and fuel prices pushed up the cost of living in November in a grim inflation report. The update outlines broader price pressures across essentials and services.
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Washington
Energy tip urges lower watt bulbs to save power
Most 100 or 150 watt light bulbs used in many home fixtures are unnecessary and may be unsafe if the fixture is designed for a lower wattage. Replace them with 40 60 or 75 watt bulbs. Call THE DAILY at 353 4612 with energy tips for readers. Credit given when used.
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