Peace talks in Geneva face a possible delay
U S officials say opening of the Arab Israeli peace conference in Geneva may be delayed a day or so while Kissinger visits Damascus. A Syrian official demands Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian rights before prisoner issues are discussed.
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Hafez Assad
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Gerald L. Warren
Bunker
U.N. Security Council
France
Council
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Soviet Union
John Foster Dulles
Assad
Abba Eban
Egypt
Nixon signs bill to observe year round daylight saving time
President Nixon signs the daylight saving measure guiding permanent one hour advancement starting January six to save oil. Executive order allows exemptions for two time zones. Energy crisis provisions include fuel export cutoff and consumer price concerns.
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Nixon
United States
Congress
House
Oval Office
Norman Lent
R-N.y
Lent
Indochina
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Geneva
Lucey Might Call Second Special Session on Power Plant Rules
Gov. Patrick Lucey aides say a second special legislative session is being considered to expand the state’s power plant site regulation. The move would address a compromise bill giving the Public Service Commission broader authority and require 10 year utility planning. Officials expect January action, either in a special session or during the budget review.
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Lodge 21 To Vote On Trane Pact
Trane Lodge 21 on strike since Sept. 16 will vote at 9 a.m. Monday in Mary E Sawyer Auditorium on whether to accept Trane Co. latest contract offer. Tool and Die Lodge 1115 talks with the company and mediator continued Saturday as both unions hold ongoing negotiations begun last week.
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Mary E. Sawyer
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Tribune
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Lodge
Getty III Kidnapping Ends With Safe Return
J Paul Getty III, 17, was found alive in southern Italy after more than five months in captivity. He appeared weak but said they demanded ransom and hinted at release. authorities confirm recovery and ongoing questions about whether his family paid.
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Federal Energy Office
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Brinegar
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Rome
Paul Getty
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Italy
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Salerno
National Police
Lagonegro
J. Paul Getty Jr
London
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Weather outlook with clouds and cooler weekend
Variable cloudiness turns colder Saturday night into Sunday with a low near 5 and a high near 18. Light northerly winds. Monday brings partial cloudiness and continued cold.
Communists Kill 1 Yank and Wound 4 in Saigon Ambush
In a well executed ambush near Saigon 12 miles south, Communist gunners opened fire on three unarmed helicopters during a search for missing U.S. service members. One American was killed and four wounded, while a South Vietnamese pilot was also killed and three others wounded. American Maj. Richard Laritz described the attack as intense and did not reveal the dead’s identity pending notification.
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U.S
Richard Laritz
St. Paul
Minn
Laritz
Truckers Extend Shutdown Action Beyond Friday
Independent drivers protest high diesel prices and tight speed limits shutting routes across multiple states. Police report up to 100 trucks halted in Lorain County Ohio with no injuries while some regions resume limited traffic. Coordinators plan to keep the stoppage until a Pittsburgh meeting and potential leadership by the Fraternal Order of Steel Haulers.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
New England
Midwest
Lorain County
Ohio
Florida
Claude Brinegar
J. W. “River Rat” Edwards
Pennsylvania
Order of Steel
Pittsburgh
Nixon Friends' Returns To Be Reaudited By IRS
The IRS faces a reexamination of tax returns for several Nixon friends after a congressional tax committee inquiry. The effort aims to determine if pressure influenced favorable treatment, with officials denying White House coercion and noting sloppy auditing in some cases. Some named figures like Billy Graham and John Wayne have been cited as previously examined.
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Lou Cannon
Spencer Rich
Washington Post
Washington
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White House
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Mills
Secretary of Treasury
George P. Shultz
Johnnie M. Walters
Senate Watergate Committee
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John Wayne
Shultz
Walker
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
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United States
al Ullman
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