Sakharov Prize Awarded For Peace Through Wife In Oslo
Andrei Sakharov’s wife Yelena accepted the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo on his behalf as he remained in the Soviet Union. She read his statement urging peace and global amnesty for prisoners of conscience while King Olav watched. The ceremony included Norway’s royal family and the Nobel committee's award of the prize medal diploma and check.
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Sloppy Wisconsin Forecast Described As Sloppy Weather
Wisconsin faced a messy forecast with rain freezing rain and snow across the state. Early radar showed heavy snow and freezing rain with a cold front driving highs in the teens to mid 20s and winds up to 25 mph.
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Unclear Weather Update on Snow Chance and Cold
Fragmentary forecast notes indicate a shift to colder temperatures with possible snow by midweek. References to southeast and northwest directions, Manitowoc timing, and intermittent timestamps suggest a brief, technical weather bulletin with several malformed entries.
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Lebanese Army Moves to Seize Beirut Hotel District in Civil Conflict
Lebanese army troops battled Moslem leftists overnight and captured much of Beirut's seaside hotel district including the Holiday Inn and Phoenicia Intercontinental as fighting raged in the eight month civil war. At least 24 killed, 63 wounded in Beirut and suburbs. clashes extend to Tripoli and Zahleh. Police cite continued hostilities and shifting control amid political blame and rival leadership.
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Court Seizes South Boston High After Desegregation Strife
Federal takeover of South Boston High by Judge Garrity sparks clashes between white and black students. Three black pupils arrested, two injured. NAACP office bombed with extensive damage amid threats as officials pledge safety and review actions.
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Kissinger contempt case dropped after White House briefing
House intelligence chair Gus G Pike announced he would drop contempt of Congress action against Henry Kissinger after a White House briefing on State Department covert operations. The briefing, led by William Hyland, reportedly showed substantial compliance with the subpoena and details of two rejected requests, suggesting the issue was moot.
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Kissinger Skips Soviet This Trip
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, sidelined from Moscow, begins a one day Western Europe swing visiting NATO and energy meetings and his Bavarian birth place. He aims to push nuclear weapons talks with the Soviet Union while deferring plans to see Bresienges before Christmas. He starts in Brussels with NATO ministers, then London, then Forth.
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State Tax Forms Get Sent Early
Wisconsin income tax forms will be mailed early to save postage costs. Daniel Smith, administrator of the Tax Division, said mailing before the December 28 postal rate increase would save about $35,000. About 19 million returns are to be delivered to Wisconsin taxpayers between December 3 and 2.
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Senate Probe Staff Ordered to Swear Oath on Leaks
Senate inquiry staff members are said to have been ordered to swear affidavits denying leaks to reporters tied to stories about President Kennedy. The panel chair and other spokesmen declined to comment, and the report notes confusion over the extent of oath taking and affidavits.
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Ford urges GOP leaders on primary and spring elections
President Ford spoke to Republican congressional leaders about upcoming primary and spring elections. The briefing covered campaign strategy and anticipated forecasts for voter turnout and party positions in key states.
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