Moynihan Signals Stay as U.N. Ambassador
Daniel Moynihan indicated he will remain at least temporarily as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. He did not rule out resigning after the current General Assembly session ends December 16. He said he would discuss the matter with President Ford before commenting further.
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UPI
Daniel P. Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
General Assembly
Moynihan
White House
Ford
New York
Ron Nessen
Henry A. Kissinger
Nessen
U.N
Kissinger
Kennedy knew of CIA plots says Warren Commission lawyer
David Belin, a Warren Commission lawyer, argues Kennedy and Eisenhower likely knew of CIA plots against Fidel Castro. He says a new inquiry could confirm Oswald acted alone but fault CIA and FBI for dereliction. Belin asserts Dulles and Robert Kennedy also knew of the plots.
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UPI
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
CIA
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
David Belin
Rockefeller Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Belin
FBI
Dwight Eisenhower
Allen Dulles
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Robert
Castro
Pan American clerical workers strike after cooling off period ends
About 6,000 Pan American Airlines clerical employees walked out early today four and a half hours after a federally imposed 30 day cooling off period expired in the contract dispute. A Teamsters spokesman said union leaders ordered the walkout while sporadic talks continued in the Pan Am building as the cooling off period expired at midnight.
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New York
UPI
Pan American Airlines
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Pan Am
National Mediation Board
Democrats revisit 1976 issues at Louisville convention
At the First Democratic National Issues Convention in Louisville delegates heard seven declared candidates but the event was dominated by past figures and the busing controversy. George McGovern signaled possible late entry if a deadlock occurs while Hubert Humphrey led informal delegate polls as the party wrestles school integration and court ordered busing.
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Louisville
UPI
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Birch Bayh
Humphrey
McGovern
GOP governors say economy, not Reagan, as Ford foe
Five Republican governors from Kansas Washington Missouri West Virginia and New Hampshire spoke on ABC Issues and Answers about the 1976 race. They warned inflation unemployment and taxes pose bigger threats to Ford than Reagan and debated federal to state power shifts.
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Kan
Reagan
Ford
Thomson
White House
Moore
West Virginia
How to report a fire by telephone and sticker pickup
The correct fire emergency number is 736 4511 and you should report it calmly speaking slowly and clearly. Post the number near your iPhone and pick up or request a mailed emergency sticker from Fire Station 115 South G Street.
Inmates free two hostages at Rikers Island revolt
About 2 of 5 hostages were released as inmates seized five of seven blocks at Rikers Island Men’s House of Detention in New York. Negotiator Robert Hood said remaining officers would be freed soon and inmates demanded amnesty and reforms including less overcrowding and better conditions.
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UPI
Rikers Island Mens House of Detention
Robert Hoods
Hoods
Richard Sealey
Sealey
Bronx
Mario Merola
Juan Carlos Begins Reign After Franco Death
In Madrid Juan Carlos links hands with history kneels at Franco’s grave then faces duties alone. He leads a national farewell to Franco and meets Falange leader Jose Antonio Giron as 100000 Falangists gather at the Valley of the Fallen north of Madrid to honor their idol.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos
Franco
Juan Carlos I
Borbon
Jose Antonio Giron
Falange
Waldheim presses Syria to Israeli leaders for concrete peace ideas
U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim told Israeli leaders he carried concrete Syrian suggestions on renewing the U.N. mandate on the Golan Heights and said differences with Israel over talks remain. He plans to return to Damascus to clarify points as Yasser Arafat visits Moscow amid tensions.
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U.N
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Israel
Syria
Golan Heights
Damascus
Waldheim
Yitzhak Rabin
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Moscow
Kremlin
Arafat
United States
Yigal Allen
Allon
Golan Mandate
Palestine Liberation Organation
Golan
Postal service in grave condition prompts new economies
United Press International reports the U.S. Postal Service faces a grave financial crisis with a $1.5 billion debt as of last July and a daily loss of about $67 million. Postmaster General Bailar hints at cost cuts including ending Saturday deliveries and Special Delivery, closing unprofitable rural offices, and delaying rate increases. He notes two paths: raise rates or seek appropriations, while aiming to minimize future boosts and congressional aid.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Postal Service
Benjamin F Bailar
Congress
Bailar
Bailor
Wet snow delays North Carolina ski season across mountains
Up to six inches of wet snow fell in the western mountains and as much as three inches in other areas of North Carolina. Ski resorts reported the snow was too wet to ski on and planned to stay closed until mid December. Police blamed slick roads for a fatal traffic crash and minor fender benders occurred as strong winds and rain battered the coast.
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United Press International
North Carolina
Carolina
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