Crisis debate at UN continues amid dissent on majority tyranny
United Nations debate over John Scali speech on tyranny of the majority persists in New York as delegates from 21 countries, including India and Indonesia, challenge or defend the U N General Assembly stance. The exchange marks ongoing crisis discussions among the 138 member body.
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United Nations
N.Y
Bassador Rikhi Jalpal
Indonesia
Chaidar Anwar Sani
Cuba
Ricardo Alarcon
Scali
U.S
Britain
France
West Germany
Belgium
Assembly
World Organization
Seali
Congress
General Assembly
Palestine Liberation Organization
South Africa
Israel
Palestine
Kissinger Warns of Global Stagflation at NATO Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told NATO foreign ministers in Brussels that world inflation may persist with stagnation. He warned a confrontation with oil producers could hurt Western Europe and Japan, and noted disagreements with France over a 35 nation summit with the Soviet Union. He also briefed on Vladivostok accords limiting Soviet and American nuclear weapons while tensions over East West talks linger.
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Brussels
Belgium
Henry A. Kissinger
NATO
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Kissinger
Europe
Japan
Washington
France
Valery Giscard
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ford Jin Vladivostok
Giscard d’Estaing
Ments
East
West
Sanvagn
Singer
Moscow
Vienna
Reward Posted For Cult Killers
The American Humane Association offered a 500 dollar reward for information leading to arrests in suspected cult slaughter of cattle across Colorado Nebraska Kansas and Minnesota. Law officers say ritualistic killings include removal of sex organs and sometimes an ear with blood pumped from cattle such as a 1100 pound Hereford near Wray Colorado. Reports of such incidents are rising with eight cattle slain in eleven days near Glenwood Springs Colorado.
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Denver
American Humane Association
United States
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Wray
Colo
Yuma
Gerald Davis
R.T. Phillips
Association
Glenwood Springs
Carter Platform Calls For Reforms
Gov. Jimmy Carter outlined a broad reform agenda at the National Press Club calling for an open sunshine law, full financial disclosure for federal officials, and a thorough revision of the federal bureaucracy. He aimed to bridge the gap between citizens and government and plans to campaign in several states in 1976. Also noted is the birth of Michelle Dawn Fricke, weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces, with family details listed.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter
National Press Club
Atlanta
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
New Hampshire
Michelle Dawn
Raymond Fricke
Centralia
University Medical Center
Columbia
Boone County Hospital
Fricke
Ray's Derby Station
West Monroe Street
Mexico
Raymond Fricke Sr
Elmer Donaldson
Chance Pays $700000 In Profit Sharing
CENTRALIA A B Chance Co will pay its Centralia employees an extra $700000 this week as the first of two shares of the 1974 profits. The Save nn Share program distributes an annual bonus based on more than 6.4 percent of earnings in the year ending Oct 31, equating to over 2.8 weeks extra pay for full time staff. Save nn Share is the newer profit sharing plan. a 1939 savings and profit fund exists for retirement. All employees are eligible for Save nn Share. fund members need two years service. The company has paid profits and dividends to employees and shareholders every year for 35 years.
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Centralia
A.B. Chance Co
Plane Dip Will Whoop Whoop
The FAA announced all U S commercial jetliners must install alert systems that warn pilots when the aircraft is on a collision course with terrain. The device emits a sound and voice urging pilots to pull up if descent goes below safe altitude. Over 30 of the 200 airlines worldwide already use the device.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Oil Nations Buy Planes For Egypt Mirage Upgrade
Wealthy oil producers have doubled their Mirage fighter-bombers for Egypt. Kuwait and Abu Dhabi are funding 36 Mirages, while France has begun delivering 36 more from a Saudi purchase. The trio aims to steer Egypt away from Russia as Moscow halted arms after Egypt deepened ties with the United States.
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Washington
Egypt
U.S
Kuwait
Abu Dhabi
France
Russia
United States
Kidnaper Says Boy's Mother Gave Poor Care
A man charged with kidnapping 7-year-old George Kaloverakis in New Jersey was arrested in Miami Beach, Florida. The boy was found unharmed with Thomas V. Burns, 23, who had claimed the mother provided poor care. The mother Natalie Kaloverakis planned to retrieve her son as Burns faced arraignment.
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Newark
N.J
Florida
FBI
Thomas V. Burns
Holiday Inn
Miami Beach
Fla
George Kaloverakis
Rutherford
Burns
J. Wallace LaPrade
New Jersey
LaPrade
Natalie Kaloyerakis
Miami
U.S
Kaloyerakis
Georgie
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