Congress vows veto override tests and reforms
National report on Congress returning from Thanksgiving recess to pursue overriding President Ford's veto on veterans benefits. Senate resumes. House to convene next week. Leaders plan to clear appropriations, vote Rockefeller as VP, and advance trade and energy measures. New Democrats press 76ers reform agenda for the 94th Congress. Ford warns unemployment could hit 6.5 percent, signaling possible steps, per Newsweek interview.
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Newsweek Magazine
Bahamas Recognizes Cuba in Historic Western Hemisphere Move
Bahamas and Cuba officially established diplomatic relations this weekend, marking Bahamas as the tenth Western Hemisphere nation to recognize Cuba. Bahamas Minister Paul Adderly announced in Nassau, with radio Havana reporting the development. The two countries, previously in a fishing rights dispute, hope improved ties will ease tensions and aid negotiations. Bahamas gained independence from Britain in July 1973.
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German politician narrowly escapes knife attack at home
West Germany opposition Christian Democrats treasurer Walther Leisler Kiep was attacked in his northwest Frankfurt home as he left a sauna. He dodged three shots through a door. attacker fled. A Baader-Meinhof member was sentenced eight years last week.
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Baader-Meinhof Grows
Army Captain and Daughter Slain in Tucuman Ambush
In Tucuman a car carrying Capt Humberto Antonio Viola 31 and his 38 year old daughter was ambushed by submachine gun fire. Viola died with his daughter. his wife and another daughter escaped unharmed. a second daughter was injured. The attack follows ERP threats against army officers. In Athens Greek Cypriot leaders announce a common line with talks on Cyprus with Turkey, signaling no firm settlement yet.
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Argentina
Tucueman
Humberto Antonio Viola
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ERP
Viola
Athens
Cyprus
Makarios
Explosions Rock Puerto Rico Prompt Guard Mobilization
A series of hazardous device blasts hit Puerto Rico early Sunday injuring two people and damaging ITT offices in San Juan. In response the governor ordered 400 more national guardsmen to active duty, bringing total on duty to about 2,500 after earlier calls. Troops were also deployed to guard the water supply system against sabotage.
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International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Fish Bait Miller Faces Reelection Challenge in House
Rep William M. Miller the longtime House doorkeeper and television announcer for national leaders faces a bid for reelection from Rep Frank M. Clark. Clark pledges better service to members while Miller touts tradition and his televised openings for presidents. In Sayville NY, Arthur Staminski suffers repeated car crashes into his property. he plans to install railroad tracks to deter future incidents after a fifth collision.
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Aythur Stamiiski
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Wales
Oldtimer G Gouldincoln dies at 94 veteran Washington reporter
G Gouldincoln the dean of Washington political reporters died at his home aged 94 after a winter hip fracture. A Medal of Freedom recipient in 1970, he covered national conventions for four decades from 1920 and continued a weekly column until illness.
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Lincoln
Brushed nylon and acetate gowns and sleepwear bundle
A lively sale listing describes brushed nylon and acetate gowns in peach solids with lace yoke trims in sizes P to XXL. It notes original prices, sale prices, and limited quantities, plus a sleepwear group of brief and bikini panties in white or pastel colors with embroidery trims.
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