Nixon to Meet Trudeau Focused on Economic Ties
President Nixon and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau meet at the White House for two hours to discuss economic issues and trade, including the 10 percent import surcharge and the U S Canadian balance of payments. They may also touch on energy trades and the 1965 Auto Trade Pact.
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Belfast pub bombing leaves 15 dead in protestant Catholic clash
The blast at Patrick McGurk’s North Queen Street pub in Belfast killed 15 people including Marie McGurk and daughter Philippina, with many others wounded. The attack marks the worst single act of violence in Ulster’s two year sectarian conflict, raising the year’s toll to 151.
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Lompoc Record Adopts Post Office Mail Status
The Lompoc Record lists its publication as a second class mail newspaper in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No 47065. It details staff roles including Kenneth L. Adam president and Harry J. Crompe editor and vice president with multiple managers editors and writers.
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Woodcock links wage freeze power to Nixon misstep
UAW chief Leonard Woodcock warned that congressional leaders granted Nixon authority to impose a wage price freeze, a move he says backfired by enabling the president to act on a lagging economy. He urged new contract tactics with cost of living protections and modest second year raises. He cited a North American Rockwell deal seen as exceeding guidelines with a 12 percent first year boost.
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State of emergency declared in South Korea by Park
President Park Chung-hee announced a state of emergency citing grave threats from North Korea and China's UN admission. He warned of high militia and guard forces, near martial law but with unspecified restrictions, pledging action against social unrest while tension in Korea persists.
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GM recalls 6.7 million Chevrolets for engine mount fixes
Detroit reports the largest auto recall campaign costing about 35 million dollars begins paperwork with repairs not due until February. GM President Edward N Cole says the issue is not safety related, while critic Ralph Nader labels the claim dubious. Previous 1969 recall saw 75 to 80 percent vehicle return rate.
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Skydiver Whitney Almost Seen as D B Cooper Lookalike
Bill Whitney a 33 year old skydiver was questioned for five hours by the FBI in Seattle over the hijacking of a Northwest Airlines 727 on November 24. He wore dark glasses and lacked a strong alibi and admitted he could have done the hijack but denies involvement. Whitney noted he looked similar to the FBI sketch and held coast wide altitude records.
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Farmers average earnings from processed fruits and vegetables
A government study finds farmers receive about 22 cents of every dollar spent by consumers on 21 processed fruit and vegetable products. The spread ranges from 7 cents for canned spinach to 33 cents for frozen sliced strawberries while retailers average 36 cents and processors about 42 cents.
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Nation’s Weather Surrounds Nation With Storms And Fallout
Several storm systems spin across the United States bringing rain snow sleet and fog. Heavy thunderstorms hit the lower Mississippi Valley causing scattered floods with no serious damage or injuries reported. Louisiana towns recorded heavy rain while others saw light drizzle and dense fog across a wide region. Travel warnings cover parts of Pennsylvania Wyoming Colorado and Nevada. Separately China’s 20 kiloton LOP NOR test caused slight radioactive fallout detected in eight western states with Barstow California highest reported level. The AEC notes fallout remains far below natural background radiation levels.
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Demos accused of blackmail over tax reform
In San Francisco the Republican State Central Committee accuses Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti and Senate Democratic leader James Mills of delaying tax reform to pressure Gov. Ronald Reagan to sign partisan reapportionment bills. The GOP praises Reagan for resisting the alleged political blackmail.
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USC researchers may have found cancer virus
USC researchers led by Dr. Robert M. McAllister and Dr. Murray B. Gardner report they may have found the long sought human cancer virus in the December Nature article. A Georgetown team under Dr. Sarah Stewart separately claims to have grown a virus of human origin from a thigh sarcoma, both projects aided by the National Cancer Institute.
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