Jewish Parents Face Dilemma Over Christmas Choices
Jewish families weigh December dilemma as they decide how to handle Christmas in a society where Santa and trees are ubiquitous. Parents from Conservative to Orthodox explain balancing faith, tradition, and American culture while some observe a Christmas with a tree and presents and Hanukkah menorah lighting.
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New York
Timhes News Service
Judith Blumberg
Riverside, Conn
Temple Sholon Bulletin
Greenwhich
Myriam Altman
Michael
Daniel
Santa Claus
Jesus Christ
Isaac Toubin
American Association For Jewish Education
Gail Levenstein
Jane Kaufman
John
Palm Beach
Richard Cohen
American Jewish Congress
Wall Street mixed as AT&T leads gains while market eases
New York stocks drifted lower after a modest opening rally as the Dow fell 1.46 to 828.11. AT&T led volume gains by inching up to 50 percent after touching 51 percent, while the broad market softened with glamour issues declining.
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New York
NYT
American Telephone and Telegraph
Dow-Jones
UN Commander protests as new clashes hit Suez front
In Cairo UN forces report renewed heavy fire along the Egypt Israel front endangering Finnish troops with fatalities and injuries feared amid a spike in ceasefire violations. The UN commander Maj Gen Ensio Silasvuo condemned Egypt and Israel as fighting intensified near Suez City and the Suez Canal. The Finnish Supply Company HQ was struck during mortar and machine gun exchanges.
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Cairo
NYT
United Nations Emergency Force
Egypt
Israel
U.N
Ensio Silasvuo
Suez City
Suez Canal
Rudolf Stajduhar
Ruling Saves Nixon Taxes in Early Presidency
President Nixon’s accountant said a Treasury ruling on the $50,000 annual expense account unintentionally reduced his tax bill during the first four years in office. The saving amounted to more than is described in the report.
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Treasury
Washington
Nyt
Nixon
Treasury Department
Air Routes Swapped Between Airlines In Historic Pact
American Airlines and Pan American World Airways announced a government subject pact to swap major trans Pacific and Caribbean routes. Pan American would take over American's Hawaii runs from New York Washington Chicago and Dallas Fort Worth. American would exit Hawaii to Australia, leaving Pan American as the sole U S carrier on that run.
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New York
Nyt
American Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Pacific
Pan American
American
Hawaii
Washington
Chicago
Dallas-Fort Worth
Australia
Peace Move Defended by Israel Premier in Parliament
In a turbulent special session Premier Golda Meir defended Israel participation in the Geneva Peace Conference as opposition MPs shouted and pounded desks. The Labor Party also expresses doubts echoed in Meir's earlier talks with Secretary Kissinger. A separate report notes the assassination of Spanish Premier Luis Carrero Blanco with his car wreckage found on a terrace after an explosion.
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Jerusalem
Nyt
Golda Meir
Israel
Labor Party
Adm
Luis Carrero Blanco
USSR pledges oil delivery with price adjustments
The Soviet Union pledged to fulfill oil and natural gas commitments to western countries but ruled out increases to curb the fuel crisis. Ivan F Semichastnov said Moscow would adjust prices to rising world market rates for oil products in sales to capitalist nations.
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Moscow
NYT
Soviet Union
GM Recalls 780000 Cars For Front Suspension Defect
General Motors will recall over 780000 1974 model cars and trucks due to front suspension upper control arm nuts that can loosen and cause steering pull. GM will replace defective nuts at no cost once parts are available in mid January.
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General Motors
Ralph Nader
Chevrolet
Buick
Pontiac
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