Foreign leaders inch toward energy accord in Martinique talks
Ford and Giscard d Estaing pursue a principle agreement at the Fort de France summit. Spokesmen call the discussions amicable and in depth as oil producing nations, industrialized states, and developing countries weigh an energy framework. The leaders meet amid talks on energy policy, Middle East, and global security.
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Union leaders deny imminent Douglas lockout
UAW officials say a strike or lockout at the Douglas Aircraft Co. Long Beach plant is unlikely soon. Negotiations were expected to resume, with management facts given by Chuck Chappell and union unity noted. The company may pursue a no-contract path through February when McDonnell Douglas expires.
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Seven Young Victims Survive Jungle Plane Crash Ordeal
Seven young survivors describe a harrowing weeklong trek through the Amazon jungle to safety after a light plane crash on a Christmas homeward journey. They endured bruises, cuts, insect bites, and rain while a rafting guide helped them reach a village, then La Merced hospital. The pilot, patently shaken, ferried the children with their families to safety as chaos and relief mixed in the remote Peruvian jungle community.
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Boston whites protest bus desegregation rally on the Common
About 6 000 residents from Boston neighborhoods gathered on a bright Sunday to oppose a court ordered busing plan for school desegregation. The crowd marched behind a banner, sang Roll Out the Barrel, and cited ROAR initials on a green shamrock flag. Lorraine Faith spoke of her son Michael Faith, 17, injured during a protest the previous Wednesday at South Boston High School, now recovering at Boston City Hospital.
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Israel rejects Egypt call to halt immigration
Israel rejects Egypt’s demand to freeze immigration for 50 years saying it raises serious questions about Cairo’s willingness to negotiate an interim peace. Foreign Minister Yigal Allon stated the cabinet’s view while Leonid Brezhnev’s secretary summed up the stalemate. Israeli media cited talks in Washington about a possible Sinai withdrawal and noted extensive road building to support operations as four Israeli jets flew over Beirut Tyre and Sidon in southern Lebanon.
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Puffs and Smoke Lead to Jail for Local Man
Long Beach officer Earl Swenson charged Christopher Monson after Monson entered the station lobby smoking what appeared to be cannabis. Monson, a 28 year old bartender, blew smoke into the officer’s face and was booked for possession of marijuana after failing to answer questions about his motives.
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Plane hijacked to Cuba shocks Tampa readers
Two men hijacked a Wight twin engine Seneca to Havana, Cuba, at gunpoint. The pilot Frank Haigney, 30, of Tampa, was said to be unharmed, sending a telegram to a friend from Havana. The incident marks the first domestic skyjacking to Cuba since 1973.
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Haig assumes Europe command amid Watergate ties
General Haig takes over European command as ties to Watergate loom over policy. Inflationary pressures ease slightly, though auto industry layoffs continue. Details appear on Page B-9 and B-10.
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