UN extends Golan peace force mandate six months
The Security Council extended the Golan Heights peacekeeping mission for six months and prepared for PLO participation in January talks. The vote was 13 to 0 with China and Iraq abstaining. Malik stated the majority understands Israel will turn over Sinai oil fields to Egypt when reconvening January 12, 1976.
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PLO Invited to Debates in Middle East Talks Compromise
Security Council reach a compromise after two days of private talks between Israel Syria and others. PLO participation will be indirectly acknowledged while a six month extension of the UN Disengagement Observer Force in the Golan is linked to substantive talks, a plan backed by the Soviet Union and opposed by Israel and Egypt.
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Ford in Peking on mission of understanding
President Ford arrived in Peking for a five day visit to foster mutual understanding between American and Chinese peoples. He traveled with Mrs Ford and Henry Kissinger and was welcomed by top Chinese officials and a small official ceremony.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Li Shien-nien
Chiao Kuan-hua
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Nixon
Chou En-lai
Susan
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Mao Tse-tung
Brown advocates work sharing to spare jobs in California
Gov. Brown proposes a 10 percent workweek reduction for about 10 of 6,000 highway workers to save jobs. He says eligible workers should vote on sharing shifts while a lean 1975-76 budget, about 12 billion dollars with no tax increase, is prepared.
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Reagan backs Ford if he wins GOP bid in 1976
Ronald Reagan told ABC that he would support President Ford if Ford defeats him for the Republican nomination. He refused to pledge for Rockefeller or any other nominee and warned of a remote risk of an extremist GOP candidate. Reagan defended broad tax cuts while proposing heavier state level funding for welfare programs.
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Nelson Rockefeller
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California
George McGovern
GOP
Los Angeles
Rider charged with drunk driving on horseback in South Los Angeles
Willie Lyons a 45 year old data processing supervisor was arrested on suspicion of driving while under the influence after riding a horse unsteadily on 45th Street at Kansas Avenue. Lyons was booked and later released on his own recognizance. the horse was taken in by friends.
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Thanksgiving holiday road toll stays below forecast
Four day weekend ends with fewer highway deaths than usual and light congestion. California totals show 34 deaths statewide from Wednesday 6 p.m. to Sunday 6 p.m. with county tolls at 11. national tally 356. Drunken driving arrests rise to 1747, weather shifts travel choices.
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Big Island Braces as Quakes Trigger Tidal Waves
Hawaii's Big Island faced two major quakes measuring 5.5 and 7.2 on the Richter scale, prompting tidal waves and a brief Kilauea eruption. One man was killed, one missing, and damage reached about 2 million dollars as residents still held Christmas parades in Hilo despite repeated disasters.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Kiyoshi Shigeoka
Hawaiian Islands
Mitsuo Shirasaki
Mayors adopt urban policy plank for platform
The Independent and Democratic mayors embrace an urban policy statement to shape the party's national platform. Controversy charges Utah Supreme Court under fire. Spanish leftist leader calls king's amnesty an insult.
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