Israel Lebanese border raids escalate with cross border attacks
Israeli commandos raided a Lebanese border village destroying six houses and kidnapping four villagers before returning to Israel. Palestinians attacked an Israeli village with grenades and a bazooka as Lebanese forces reported Israeli shelling of multiple villages.
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Senate approves compromise on Turkey aid bill
Washington UPI reports the Senate backed a compromise version of the $2.7 billion foreign aid authorization bill aimed at Turkey. The action pins down allocations and policy provisions as part of a broader aid package.
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UPI
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U.S. Balance of Payments in Red for Third Quarter
The Commerce Department reports a $3.6 billion third quarter deficit driven by a single payment to a foreign petroleum affiliate. Outflows for direct investments abroad rose to $2 billion while the current account deficit stood at $1.6 billion. The story also covers a foreign aid compromise on Turkey and Cyprus backed by Kissinger after Senate and House action.
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UPI
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Turkey
Henry A. Kissinger
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GM to lay off 41,000 workers in first quarter 1975
General Motors announced temporary layoffs of 41,000 workers starting January 13 as part of a first quarter 1975 production adjustment. Indefinite layoffs total 91,000 by month end, with 10 assembly plants closed for one to four weeks.
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Plans to swear Rockefeller in tomorrow
Plans are made for Nelson Rockefeller to be sworn in as vice president with final House approval anticipated Thursday. The House will vote first, the Senate will allow TV cameras in for the oath, and Rules Committee sets eight hours for debate. The Judiciary Committee praised Rockefeller as fit and qualified, with 12 Democrats in minority.
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UPI
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Rockefeller
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House Judiciary Committee
Transportation secretary Brinegar resigns effective February 1
Claude S. Brinegar submitted his resignation to President Ford, effective Feb. 1, amid Cabinet reshuffle plans. The two year Transportation secretary, 48, cited returning to the private sector after a tenure that included the 55 mph speed limit.
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UPI
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Ford
Brinegar
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Union Oil Co
Nixon
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India
Shakeup in half of Senate committee chairmanships
In California politics Senate leaders announced a broad shakeup of chair positions. Beilenson becomes Finance chair succeeding Col lier. Holmdahl rises to Revenue and Taxation chair. Stiern leaves to focus on district. Collier returns as Transportation chair after two stints.
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UPI
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Bakersfield
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Dventura
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Stockton
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Hawthorne
Youths With Life Sentences Over Bank Kidnap Plot
Two young men Michael D. Madigan age 20 and Brian J. Young age 19 were sentenced to life in prison by a judge in Santa Barbara after being convicted of kidnapping and attempting to rob a bank. The judge cited influence from television shows such as Adam 12 in the case.
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