Kissinger and Britain Clash Over Middle East Diplomacy
British officials attack Henry Kissinger’s diplomacy after his November 22 news conference criticizing European allies. They argue Europe is not a monolith and fault his push for a new Atlantic Charter and a special Year of Europe. Officials say his moves post October war showed inadequate consultation with allies and risked excluding Europe from key decisions.
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Emergency Gas Made Available
Raleigh AP State official says ambulances and rescue squads can obtain emergency gasoline from Highway Patrol stations or highway equipment depots on weekends due to Nixon Sunday sale ban. Tolson of Military and Veteran Affairs urges preplanning and directs drivers to contact local Patrol or central HQ for fuel assistance.
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Heroic Fireman Honored for Saving Comrade
In New York the Ward LaFrance awards recognize 12 fire fighters including Jerry J. Jacobs of Little Rock for bravery last year. Jacobs stayed at the controls of an aerial ladder as a wall collapsed to save a fellow firefighter atop the ladder. His widow Dorothy Ann accepted the $3000 award and a plaque alongside survivor Gene Turner.
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Chrysler Plans Additional Plant Shutdowns In January
Chrysler Corp. announced extended shutdowns at two plants producing large cars and a third site will follow, cutting production after General Motors in a bid to trim output during a low demand period.
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Ford and UAW End Bargaining on Overtime Plan
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers reached agreement on controversial overtime provisions as national bargaining closes. Meanwhile 15,500 Ford workers in Canada begin a seventh day of walkout and Chrysler plans three day plant closings to shift to small car production amid GM shutdowns to rebalance inventory.
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Duke Tree to be Lit Despite Energy Crisis in Durham
Duke University president Terry Sanford announced the 50 foot Norway spruce in the main quad would be decorated with 1200 bulbs and lit nightly from 6 PM to 11 PM through Christmas. He said the display lifts spirits while the university trims fuel use elsewhere.
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Egyptians Balk In Negotiations But Meeting Expected To Proceed
U S officials anticipate the mid December Middle East peace conference to open as planned in Geneva on December 17 or 18 despite Egypt’s suspension of talks. Kissinger is expected to outline conference details and attendance will include Israel Egypt Syria Jordan with US USSR UN observers. White House to announce ambassadorial posts including Moscow Tokyo Buenos Aires.
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Nixon pledges aid to black colleges after White House meeting
President Nixon reportedly pledged additional federal aid to black colleges after a 90 minute meeting with presidents of 13 predominately black institutions. Spokesman Dr. Roy Hudson of Hampton Institute said figures were not disclosed but interpreted the discussion as a commitment.
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