Nixon shows improvement as he eyes return to GOP activities
Former President Richard Nixon, described as physically improved by Dr. John Lungren, may travel soon by car or plane. Sen. Barry Goldwater says Nixon told him he wishes to rejoin the party as a spokesman, not a candidate, while his GOP memorabilia are boxed for transfer to San Clemente with court approval anticipated.
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San Clemente
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Robert H. Abplanalp
Arizona
Bomb explodes at State Department in Vietnam protest
A bomb damaged the third floor of the State Department early today after a warning call from a man claiming the Weather Underground. No injuries reported. Pipes were damaged across floors two to four, with security tight at the building. The caller also warned of a Defense Department target in Oakland and provided a 12 page statement.
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Calif
FBI
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Vietnam
Cambodia
Associated Press
Indochina
Ullman Pushes Oil Pact Aims to Bridge White House Gap
Rep. Al Ullman chair of the House Ways and Means Committee says a special umbrella group of congressional leaders and key energy committees will seek a compromise on oil imports to avoid a clash with the Ford White House. He also unveils an anti recession tax plan totaling 18 billion with 14 to individuals and 4 to business, expecting changes by the committee.
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Ultman
Ford seeks new military aid for South Vietnam and Cambodia
President Ford urged Congress to approve 522 million dollars in additional military aid for South Vietnam and Cambodia, warning that without 300 million for Saigon the North Vietnamese would gain ground. He met with Byrd and other leaders who urged caution, noting the urgency of the request in light of Hanoi's violations of the Paris accord.
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Sinai Peninsula
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Turkey
U S Tuna Boats Seized Prompts Million Dollar Penalty Demand
Ecuador seeks about 1 million dollars in penalties and confiscation of roughly 1,000 tons of tuna for four American seiners seized near Salinas. The vessels were detained off Ecuador’s coast for fishing within a 200 mile zone without licenses, crews guarded in Salinas, negotiations ongoing in Guayaquil.
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UPI
Ecuador
American Tunaboat Association
Ecuadorian Navy
Salinas
Guayaquil
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U S Steel profits rise amid year of records
U S Steel Corp the nation s largest steel producer reported nearly doubled earnings in 1974 with sales and earnings up 92 percent from a year earlier. A 24 day nationwide coast strike reduced profits in late 1974.
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Kissinger sees progress toward Mideast peace and talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said Arabs show increased willingness to accept Israel and that Egyptian and Israeli demands may be reconciled. He plans exploratory talks next month in the region, his tenth Mideast mission since 1973, while addressing U.S. aid and Cyprus-related issues.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Mideast
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Ford
U.S
South Vietnam
Wartorn
Cyprus
Israel Considers Sinai Troop Pullback Without Oil Field Loss
Defense Minister Shimon Peres outlined Israel's stance on a Sinai withdrawal, proposing a shift of 20 to 30 miles east of the Suez Canal while insisting on retaining oil fields and key passes. He noted the current five mile east line and indicated talks with the United States on a broader plan.
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Israel
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Sinai Desert
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Sinai Peninsula
United States
Booms Shake Southern California From Saugus to Santa Ana
Two mysterious booms rattled a wide area from Saugus to Santa Ana Tuesday night. Caltech said no earthquake, sonic disturbances possible, FAA gave no confirmation. No damage reported.
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Santa Ana
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Caltech Seismology Lab
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Caltech
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Ventura
Pomona
Cold southland weather and Brawley quakes rattle residents
Strong cold air lowers temperatures across the Southland with a weak frontal system bringing clouds and a chance of rain and sprinkles. In Brawley residents cope with more quakes after a week of seismic activity while Long Beach LA area reports a rattling noise likely not an earthquake.
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Imperial Valley
Brawley
National Weather Service
Los Angeles
Pacific Northwest
Independent laser guided artillery shell test by Army
Army conducts a test of an independent laser guided artillery shell as part of its modernization program. Officials report successful trials and note potential improvements in accuracy and range for future deployments.
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