Kissinger Optimistic on Arab-Israeli Peace Parley
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger met Israeli leaders in Jerusalem and expressed optimism the Geneva peace conference will open. He arrived in Israel Sunday and held six hours of talks Sunday night as part of the ongoing diplomatic push.
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Wallace Aide Sees Hope He Will Walk Again
An acupuncture specialist says Governor George Wallace may regain use of his legs and walk to the White House in 1976 with continued treatment. The doctor notes Wallace must believe in the therapy and practice weekly sessions to progress, though Wallace has skipped recent treatments.
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Constellation crashes in Miami killing eight
A four engine Lockheed Constellation crashed after takeoff in Miami killing eight people including three crew members and five residents. The plane bound for Venezuela with 21000 pounds of Christmas trees struck homes as a fire swept the area. Investigators planned to search wreckage for the cause amid reports maintenance delays and a door that would not close properly.
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IRS Updates 1973 Tax Forms Aims for Simpler Filing
Washington AP reports the IRS issued changes to 1973 federal income tax forms and instructions. The updates simplify terminology and procedures, allow broader use of Form 1040A, remove some name lists, require keeping records for audits, and add toll free help lines.
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Energy chief warns public on real crisis and outlook
Federal energy chief Simon says the energy crisis is real and requires public support. He notes demand will outpace supply, even with Arab oil, and credits citizen cooperation while urging reduced waste. Senator Jackson pins blame on oil interests and govt for past inaction and calls for belt tightening and refinery expansion.
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Nixon tarred and feathered at Boston Tea Party reenactment
In Boston a papier mache effigy of President Nixon was tarred and feathered during the Boston Tea Party reenactment marking the 200th anniversary of the American Revolution. About 20 000 spectators watched as oil barrels were hurled from a replica ship into Boston Harbor amid snow and rain.
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