Nineteen companies told to ship more fuel to Arkansas farmers
Washington AP Nine teen petroleum firms were ordered by the federal Office of Petroleum Allocation to send additional fuel oil to Arkansas for farmers. Senator John L. McClellan said the telegraphs were sent, noting crude shortages limit supplies below 1973 levels. The 2.6 million gallons is in addition to Arkansas 1.5 million gallons for agricultural use under the basic allocation. McClellan urged quick action, citing suppliers strained by prior commitments and tight inventories, hoping harvests proceed without interruption.
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Federal Office of Petroleum Allocation
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
OPA
Interior Department
Dustry
McClellan
Sup
Associated Press
Antifreeze Shortage Fears Grow With Gasoline Scarcity
New York AP reports a petroleu m shortage limiting gasoline and oil also cuts antifreeze availability as winter nears. Manufacturers say supply should remain, but motorists may face a narrowed selection to major brands. Ethylene glycol, derived from petroleum, ties antifreeze to fiber production and shrinking petro leum supplies.
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New York
B52 Bombers Pulled Back From Guam to United States
Pentagon moved over 100 B52 bombers from Guam to the United States ending U S bombing in Indochina. By August most had returned to nuclear mission while fewer remain in Guam and Thailand. Officials say larger force deterred new North Vietnamese offensives and kept forces in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Pentagon
Guam
United States
U.S
Indochina
Publi
North Vietnam
Cambodia
White House
Pacific-Indochina
South Vietnam
Laos
Thailand
Khadafy scoffs at cease-fire plan in Belgrade interview
Libyan Col Muammar Khadafy blasted the six point peace plan as only a stopgap and called for war if aims cannot be met He argued for Arab unity through the Palestinian issue and warned of oil as a stronger weapon now He also signaled openness to a Kissinger meeting to discuss U S interests in Israel versus the Arab world
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Subate Kazickas
Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Muammar Khadafy
Libya
Erodis
Middle East
Khadafy
Tripoli
Tito
Palestine
Setier
Europe
America
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Israel
Kissinger
Simcha Dinitz
Stuart Symington
Treat Families Thankful for Sympathy and Prayer
The Ralph and John Treat families express sincere appreciation for prayers and expressions of sympathy and concern during their recent bereavement.
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Ralph
John Treat
Kissinger Briefs Senators On Middle East Peace Outlook
Secretary Kissinger warned there can be no peace if Israel's security is endangered and praised direct negotiations as the goal. He was to brief senators on the Middle East peace outlook after a dinner for Abba Eban, with discussions on Arab Israeli talks next month and ongoing mediation efforts.
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Harrison Numphries
Associated Press
Wester Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Abba Eban
Kissinger
United States
D-Mo
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Man jumps from bridge on Memphis Arkansas span
Charles R. Sailors, 29, of Bartlett Tennessee, died when his tractor trailer side swiped another truck then jackknifed on the Memphis Arkansas bridge. Fire or crash led him to jump the guard rail and fall about 80 feet to the ground.
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Ark
Charles R. Sailors
Bartlett
Tenn
Memphis-Arkansas
Tommy Crosthwait
Crosthwait
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