Sadat sees Brezhnev talks to resolve remaining differences
President Anwar Sadat said in Cairo that differences with the Soviet Union persist and predicted Brezhnev will visit to resolve them. He spoke at a conference broadcast by Cairo radio amid reports of a postponed January trip due to military and political disagreements.
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Crippling Rail Strike Threat Looms Over United States
Washington reports the threat of a nationwide rail strike as the Sheet Metal Workers Union can call a strike with 14 days notice after a pact expired. The union signals readiness for selective strikes starting Jan 24 if talks fail. Other briefs cover disabled veterans GI bill gains, Apollo-Soyuz coastal research, a monastery standoff in Wisconsin, a stroller handle recall, and a Plains snow storm with six inch accumulations.
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Ford to name Brennan ambassador to Ireland if he accepts
President Ford offered Peter Brennan the post of ambassador to Ireland. Brennan had not decided. If he accepts, he would replace John D J Moore. Announcement expected during Irish Foreign Minister Fitzgerald visit to Washington.
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Stroke leaves Justice Douglas with left side weakness
The stroke on New Year’s Eve left Justice William C. Douglas with weakness on his left side but no mental impairment, a Supreme Court spokesman said. He is treated with anticoagulants to prevent heart blot clots. his condition remains serious. The 76 year old jurist has served longer on the Court than any other man. He was stricken after arriving in Nassau for a holiday with his wife Cathleen.
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Thurmond opposes recognizing China after Taiwan visit
U S Sen Strom Thurmond said the United States should not recognize China and predicted President Ford's Peking trip would not change relations. He spoke at a Taiwan news conference after a three day visit with Sen William Scott and their wives.
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Mobster Caponigro Charged in Newark for FBI Evasion
Anthony Caponigro known as Tony Bananas was brought to a Newark court on Thursday after three years of dodging subpoenas. He faces charges accusing him of attempting to flee from the FBI, highlighting a high profile case in New Jersey.
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Newark, N.J
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Doctor Barnard aims to mobilize second double heart patient
Dr Christiaan Barnard said on Thursday he hopes to have the second double heart transplant patient out of bed within 48 hours, three or four days after the New Year’s Eve operation.
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93 year old rider travels 3600 miles to Pacific coast
Don Stein of Lehighton Pa left his home on horseback last June and reached the Pacific on New Year’s Day. He says he learned to use his head and found people, including highway police, to be courteous and helpful during the journey.
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