Kissinger Heads to Europe for Talks on Allied Ties
Secretary of State Kissinger flew from Andrews Air Force Base to Brussels with a pledge of advance consultation to allies. He will visit London for a speech, Geneva for the Middle East peace conference, and meet leaders in Egypt Israel and other Arab states. An authoritative source notes 100 security agents will accompany the trip.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
U.S
Atlantic
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
State Department
Middle East
Geneva
Moshe Dayan
Ashraf Abdel Latif Gharbal
United States
Dayan
London
Secret Service
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
Israel
Egypt endorses Geneva peace talks with three hard demands
Deputy premier Abdel Kader Hatem announced Egypt will attend the Geneva conference and laid out three principles: no tolerance for Israeli procrastination, demand Israel withdraw from all occupied Arab lands and restore Palestinian rights, and allow Palestinian participation as a path to legalize their entity. He warned Israel as the "deceptive enemy" while pledging cooperation with the UN and adherence to guarantees from the US and USSR.
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Cairo
Abdel Kader Hatem
Egypt
Geneva
Hatem
Israel
Ismail Fahmy
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez Road
United Nations
Airline Cuts 5000 Jobs Amid Jet Era Turbulence
Eastern Airlines will lay off nearly 5,000 of its 34,000 employees by month end, a union spokesman says. Trans World Airlines plans to furlough 350 low seniority pilots next year as operations are pared back to meet a 15 percent cut in fuel allocations.
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Associated Press
Eastern Airlines
Trans World = Airlines
Kohoutek Still Going Strong
Cambridge Massachusetts AP reports the Kohoutek comet is not dying. Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory chief Dr William A Deutchman says amateur observers misread signs and field station reports confirm the comet remains visible with no disintegration evident.
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Cambridge
Mass
Kohoutek
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
William A. Deutchman
Audrain Medical Center Honors 445 Years Of Service
Audrain Medical Center trustees honor 55 employees for long service totaling 445 years at a luncheon reception. Honorees include Corinne Greenberg and Al Durham with 25 years, Melba Bussen 20 years, plus multiple 15 10 and 5 year recognitions across nursing food service mental health and business offices. Walter Staley presented awards as board chair.
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Audrain Medical Center
Corinne Greenberg
al Durham
Melba Bussen
Walter Staley
Gladys Hendren
Lois Howd
Mildred Pipken
Mary Roe
Ruth Norfleet
Vera Clay
Darlene Denham
Ida Mitchell
Faye Boswell
Audrey Stoneberger
Edith Pool
Alice Schreier
E. Sue Williams
Viola Tracy
Jane Carlisle
Georgia Branstetter
Velma Hanson
Gas Rationing Bill Up Next Week
President Nixon gains a free hand for gasoline rationing as House Commerce Committee backs an emergency energy bill to curb fuel use and ease pollution measures. Senate approves a $20 billion energy plan aiming to make the U S self sufficient by 1985, with a long fight ahead in conference.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
United States
House
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Jackson
Staggers
MU Soph Held In $20 Million Drug Case
Winfield S Hull Jr a 21 year old MU Columbia sophomore from Grandview Missouri was among 18 arrested in a federal Kansas City grand jury indictment tied to an international drug ring that allegedly smuggled 20 million dollars worth of cocaine into the United States. Hull was booked at Boone County Sheriff and handed to federal agents for arraignment likely next week at Jackson County Jail.
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Columbia
Winfield S. Hull Jr
West Blvd
Kansas City
Postal Service Hopes For Cleanup By Christmas Eve
Washington AP reports the energy crisis slows Christmas mail delivery in parts of the nation. The Postal Service still hopes offices will be cleaned of mail by Christmas Eve as flight cutbacks and fuel shortages hinder postal vehicle operations.
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Washington
Postal Service
Former Nixon aide owned part of firms named for SBA contracts
The SBA certified two firms partly owned by former White House aide Robert J. Brown as eligible for socially and economically disadvantaged government contracts. Brown’s Code Services Inc. of Santa Ana received an $863,651 Defense Department contract. his B&C Associates faced an SBA eligibility review and potential noncompetitive bidding. The program aims to assist disadvantaged minorities, described by Randall Woods as an arbitrary effort to bring them into the mainstream.
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Washington
Smal Business Administration
White House
Robert J. Brown
Nixon
Brown
Code Services Inc
Santa Ana
Calif
Defense Department
SBA
el Toro Marine Base
California
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Randall Woods
Atlanta
B&c Associates
Congress
Woods
Federal Reserve Eases Money Market Reserve Rules
The Federal Reserve Board will lower reserve requirements for large certificates of deposit from 11 to 4 percent, effective next Thursday. The move aims to free more money for borrowers by reducing the amount banks must hold in reserve against deposits of 100000 dollars and up.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Ailing Gyroscope Plagues Skylab 3
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Mission Control monitors a failing gyroscope on Skylab 3. If a second gyro fails the mission may be shortened by weeks, depending on flight point. Astronauts Carr Pogue Gibson remain safe, backup systems could last about three weeks with maneuvering limits.
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Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
8Ton Space Station
Hutchinson
M. Hutchinson
Centralia Boy Injured On Highway
Robert Flansberg a 15 year old Centralia High School student was struck by a southbound pickup on Highway 124 near Mexico. He suffered head injuries and was admitted to Audrain Medical Center in satisfactory condition. The driver Marvin Havener Route 2 Mexico remained at the scene.
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Centralia
Robert Flansberg
A. A. Flansberg
E. Booth St
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Robert
Centralia High School
Marvin E. Havener
Flansberg
She Really Fell For Him In Ventura Proposal
Kimberly Sauerman, 19, fell from a car in Ventura as Stephen Lester proposed marriage. She suffered minor cuts and bruises and was treated at Ventura County General Hospital. She accepted the proposal before the accident. wedding date pending.
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Ventura, Calif
Kimberly Sauerman
Stephen Lester
Miss Sauerman
Ventura County General Hospital
Lester
Rear Ramming Kills Driver Near Downing Missouri
A man died when a car struck another from behind on U.S. 136 about one mile west of Downing. James O. Tucker, 21, of Lancaster, Mo., was killed while riding in a vehicle driven by David Eugene Beeler, 24. Roberta Lee Johnson, 41, Downing, was cited by the Missouri Highway Patrol for following too closely.
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Downing
U.S. 136
James O. Tucker
Lancaster
Missouri Highway Patrol
Roberta Lee Johnson
Tucker
David Eugene Beeler
Academy Carolers Out Monday at Mexican venues
Thirty three Missouri Military Academy glee club members and instrumentalists open the week of Christmas activities with caroling Monday night in Mexico. Directed by Major James Marley they sing at West Plaza in front of the Santa House about 7 p m then at the King's Daughters home on West Boulevard about 7 30 p m. They move to Stribling House in the Audrain Medical Center around 7 45 to 8 15 p m then return to West Plaza then eat at the Cubbard in the Plaza before returning to campus. The following week will be the cadets final before Christmas furlough beginning Saturday.
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Missouri Military Academy Glee Club
Mexico
James Marley
MMA
Memorial Chapel
West Plaza
Santa House
King's Daughters
West Boulevard
Stribling House
Audrain Medical Center
Cubbard
Plaza
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