Panel Agreed Upon For Disengagement
The two day Middle East peace conference in Geneva adjourned with agreement to form a military working group of Israeli and Egyptian experts, supervised by United Nations officials, to discuss disengagement on the Suez Canal. Kissinger hailed the outcome as a positive step to keep the conference moving toward the Israeli elections. Syria boycotted the talks, and the final session was brief after prior progress on the committee.
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Elias Antar
Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Middle East
Suez Canal
United Nations
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Mideast
Syria
Israel
Andrei A. Gromyko
Delgates
Egypt
Jordan
Ismail Fahmy
Beirut
Gjordan
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
United States
Soviet Union
Boyle murder trial delays loom in Yablonski case
Defense motions in the 1969 Yablonski killings case threaten to push back the murder trial of former United Mine Workers president W A Boyle. Boyle pleaded innocent from a wheelchair in Washington Pa. Judge Sweet set January 28 as the trial date.
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Washington, Pa
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony’ Boyle
Yablonski
Boyle
UMW
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Charles G. Sweet
Washington County
Margaret
Charlotte
Clarksville
Blanco Successor Still A Question
Madrid AP report says after Luis Carrero Blanco's assassination the likely successor is Torcuato Fernandez Miranda, the vice premier, who would lead as premier for about 10 days until Gen. Franco makes a final choice. Rightists favor a military figure and banners at the funeral urged an authoritarian government.
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Fenton Wheeler
Associated Press
Madrid
Luis Carrera- Blanco
Spain
Torcuato Fernandez Miranda
Adm
Carrero- Blanco
Francisco Franco
Carrero-Blanco
Fernandez Miranda
Movement
Fragmented Spain Political Notes Ahead of Franco Transfer
The text outlines Franco era Spain with figures such as Manu el Fraga Iribarne, Adm. Carrero Blanco, and mentions a Jan 31 1974 Kohoutek omen. It notes a 1969 financial disclosures fallout, Fraga Iribarne’s ambassador role, and a Dec 29 televised address hinting at a deputy appointment and Dec 30 deadline for premier naming.
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Manuel Fraga Iribarne
Spain
Britain
Franco
Amusements and Comics Page Highlights
A readable fragment lists amusements and comics sections with references to bridge and crossword items. It notes sports and weather pages and hints at a television column in the issue. The scan preserves partial headings and page indicators without full content.
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Aseeseenees
Ris Comics
Scseeesersessee
Cccseeceses SA
House Kills Energy Bill and Refuses Vacations
The House defeated the Senate energy bill 219 to 34 amid a windfall profits dispute with oil firms. It rejected adjournment for the year and recessed briefly after a long day of parliamentary maneuvering, leaving energy legislation deadlocked until Congress returns. House leaders blamed big oil while the White House supported the outcome.
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Carl C. Craft
Associated Press
Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Nixon
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John Brademas
United States
House Republicans
Brademas
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
Commerce Committee
Social Security benefits to rise 11 percent this year
Congress approved an 11 percent boost in Social Security payments for about 30 million beneficiaries, with 7 percent in April and 4 percent in July. The plan includes a higher payroll tax base to fund the rise, potential windfall tax talks, and a separate bill to aid rail salvaging efforts for Penn Central and others.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Nixon Administration
Penn Central
North
Midwest
Fuel Crisis Hits Small Nations Hard
United Nations report finds developing countries hit harder by energy shortages as oil prices soar. In India poor villagers face choices between cooking and heating. kerosene and bottled gas remain critical yet unaffordable for many.
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Gene Kramer
Associated Press
United Nations
New York
India
U.N
United States
Japan
Conviction Of Calley Upheld By Military Court
The U S Court of Military Appeals upholds Lt William R Calley Jr murder conviction linked to the 1968 My Lai massacre and awaits final review by President Nixon. Chief Judge William H Darden dissents, urging a fresh court martial review over legal standards on illegal orders.
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Washington
William R. Calley Jr
Nixon
Calley
My Lai
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
William H. Darden
Jone
Darden
Earthquake memory haunts Managua a year after disaster
Alma Urbina recalls the night of December 23 1972 when a quake leveled half of Managua. She lost a baby and survived in a city reduced to rubble with hospitals overwhelmed. Thousands died or missing as rescue crews and workers clear debris, with aid contracts to rebuild downtown.
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William F. Nicholson
Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Alma Urbina
Alma
F. Velez Paiz
Bank of America
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Bombay
Elia Construction Co
Niagara Falls N.Y
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