Chapel decorates for Christmas at Vandenberg chapel
At Vandenberg Air Force Base Chapel 1 the Protestant Women of the Chapel decorated nine banners proclaiming Christ’s birth. The Christmas Circle led by June Bailey used about 80 yards of felt and a two month project by a dozen women. Chaplains Milton Tyler and Merle Jay pose beside Nativity and a large Peace banner.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base Chapel 1
June Bailey
Milton Tyler
Merle Jay
Libya buys 10 percent stake in Fiat for 415 million
Libya agrees to acquire 10 percent of Fiat through a new share issue and bonds totaling 415 million dollars. Fiat president says no political strings attached as government approval is pending. Italy's Fiat, with about 200000 workers, remains the country's largest private employer.
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Turin
Italy
UPI
Libya
Fiat Automobile Company
Fiat
Giovanni Agnelli
Congress warns of imminent price controls as steel costs rise
Rep. Moorhead said price hikes for steel aluminum and chemicals may force new controls while demand remains weak. He cited the recession's end and rising unemployment to justify action and said the subcommittee would seek data from firms on price increases with broad inflationary effects.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional
Ring
Rep
William S. Moorhead
Dpa
Congress
Moorhead
Ford
House Subcommittee On Economic Stabilization
Mexico swears in its 60th president Lopez Portillo
Jose Lopez Portillo was sworn in as Mexico’s 60th president in a ceremony attended by about 5,000 people including Henry Kissinger and Rosalynn Carter. He vowed to tackle the country’s worst economic problems in over 50 years and urged unity while inviting the wealthy and the poor to support reforms. He succeeds Luis Echeverria after a one-candidate election for a six-year term.
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Mexico City
UPI
Jose Lonez Portillo
Mexico
Henry Kissinger
Rosalynn Carter
Jimmy Carter
National Auditorium
Central America
Lopez Portillo
Luis Echeverria
Half-brother of President Ford killed in I-40 crash
Leslie H. Bud King Sr., 53, Ford's half-brother, died in a head-on collision with a tractor trailer on Interstate 40 near Lebanon Tennessee. He was pronounced dead at McFarland Hospital after his car went the wrong way in the eastbound lane. The truck driver was unhurt. King was the son of Ford's father by a remarriage.
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Lebanon, Tenn
UPI
Ford
Leslie H
Bud’’ King Sr
Interstate 40
Here
Highway Patrol
King
Cookeville
Tenn
McFarland Hospital
Wilson County
State 109
Lebanon
Ford seeks to curb OPEC oil price increases
Washington reports private talks by the Ford administration to counter an OPEC price rise. White House press secretary Ron Nessen says Ford views any oil price boost as unjustified, noting Arabs are not producing at capacity. Budget planning continues as agencies prepare appeals on budget decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Ford Administration
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
White House
Ron Nessen
Ford
Nessen
OPEC
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