Delegates Arrive For Conference In Geneva
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and Egyptian Ismail Fahmy pledged to push for a successful Arab Israeli peace conference opening in Geneva. Abba Eban said Israel seeks a peace agreement ensuring coexistence and freedom of passage. Kissinger and Gromyko planned a dinner as King Hussein and Syria’s stance added tension. The talks are expected to begin ceremonially and may recess after three days, with disengagement on the Suez front a focal issue. Golda Meir reaffirmed Israel’s demand for defensible borders postwar.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Ismail Fahmy
Egypt
Fahmy
Abba Eban
Israel
Eban
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Gromyko
Henry A. Kissinger
Palace of Nations
Kissinger
Hussein
Jordan
Syria
SANA
Damascus
Suez Canal
Golda Meir
Kissinger Holds Day of Talks in Paris on Vietnam and Mideast
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met in Paris with Le Duc Tho on Vietnam cease-fire issues and declined plans for a new agreement. He also conferred with Georges Pompidou, Valery Giscard d Estaing, and Abdelaziz Bouteflika on U S French ties, oil crisis effects, and resuming ties with Algeria. He prepared for Geneva talks with Andrei Gromyko as joint chairmen of the Arab-Israeli conference.
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Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Soviet Union
Lawyer For Nader Played Tape At Cocktail Party
In a Washington court a lawyer admitted he played a portion of a White House tape at a Georgetown cocktail party. He described himself as embarrassed and said the act was a foolish mistake. The incident involved Ralph Nader's milk fund case and a guest from ABC News. The judge ordered a protective order on the material.
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William Dobrovic
Ralph Nader
Milk Fund
Georgetown
ABC News
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David Schoumacher
Dobrovic
Schoumacher
U.S
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Justice Department
Irwin Goldbloom
Jones
Justic Department
Goldbloom
Saftty
Robert H. Rk
Snow Delivers Ledger Throughout Snowbound Roads
Six inches of drifting snow failed to halt Ledger deliveries as Ledgerland towns received their papers. Staff and See-To crew filled gaps with carriers biking walking and enlisting moms to drive. Photographers and drivers faced wind and snow with some cars off roads but only seven subscribers missed. Editor Robert White II praised the team for carrying on under tough conditions.
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Ledgerland
Mexico
Richard Vance
Martinsburg
Wellsville
Montgomery City
New Florence
Jonesburg
Jacque Jones
Centralia
Sturgeon
Robert M. White II
Peak chart toppers of the week across Cash Box survey
The nationwide Cash Box chart highlights top selling records of the week featuring hits such as Elton John Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Hello It s Me Todd Rundgren Leave Me Alone Helen Reddy The Most Beautiful Girl Charlie Rich Time in a Bottle Jim Croce Time in a Bottle Top of the World Carpenters Photograph Ringo Starr The Joker Steve Miller Show and Tell Al Wilson Show and Tell.
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Brick Road
Elton
Todd Rundgren
Helen Reddy
Charlie Rich
Jim Croce
Carpenters
Ringo Starr
Steve Miller
al Wilson
Shovels Triggered Shooting by Off Duty Officer
ST LOUIS AP A dis disgruntled motorist was shot in the chest by an off duty patrolman after pulling behind the snowbound car. The man Robert Holt 52 said he was reaching for a shovel to dig out the car. the officer claimed Holt appeared to go for a weapon. Holt was charged with peace disturbance resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer as an investigation continues.
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Robert Holt
James Buchanan
Buchanan
Holt
Spanish Premier Carrero Blanco Killed in Blast in Madrid
Madrid AP reports Spain's premier Admiral Luis Carrero Blanco was killed when his car was blown into the air by an explosion outside his apartment. A chauffeur and a bodyguard also died. Officials cite possible gas odor and probe the scene while Torcuato Fernandez Miranda becomes acting premier amid terrorism speculation as workers face a trial for fomenting strikes nearby.
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Madrid
Luis Carrero Bianco
Spain
Francisco Franco
Carrero Blanco
Torcuato Fernandez Miranda
Carrero
Service Stations Plan For Holiday Closings
A survey by motor clubs and industry groups shows a large share of the nation's 220000 gasoline stations plan Christmas and New Year closings with some possibly extending shutdowns. Reports cite Akron plans for a weeklong strike, while AAA found no widespread strike.
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American Automobile Association
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David Hutchinson
Nixon
Jack Morgan
Maryland Independent Retail Service Station Association
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Oregon
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New York State Thruway
St Louis Snow Shutdown Tests City Roads
Snowbound in St Louis city and county with 12 to 20 mile winds and 13 inch accumulation. Schools and businesses closed early as drivers faced impassable roads and overloaded highways. Lambert Field halted operations until noon while airlines cleared runways amid drifting snow. Hotels offered lower rates to stranded commuters.
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C&H Transport Wins PSC Approval To End Several Bus Runs
C&H Transport which runs bus routes and a charter service from Mexico received Public Service Commission approval to cancel its runs to Laddenia Vandalia Bowling Green and Louisiana. The service has not been daily for some time and the company says it is unprofitable. The PSC decision leaves only the Mexico to Jefferson City route with two daily round trips. The attorney Andy Runge noted connections at Kingdom City with Greyhound Lines.
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Public Service Commission
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Vandalia
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PSC
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Snowstorm Closes Schools and Roads Across Illinois
The blizzard leads to at least sixteen deaths, factory and school closures, and halted gas and power. Interstate 57 traffic backs up 45 miles, while Interstate 70 near Effingham sees a 1 1/2 hour truck delay. St Louis area officials extend holidays as Lambert Airport closes. mail delivery uncertain. Six deaths linked to the snow include two elderly men in St Louis and four in other accidents due to slick highways.
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Til
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Claude S. Bakewell
Lambert St. Louis International Airport
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Shelbina
Iowa Line
Macon
Towa Line
Chillicothe
Dearborn
Missouri storm leaves drivers stranded in ice and snow
A Warrenton man described two pickup occupants as meanest he met after they pushed his car into a ravine and stole a window scraper. State patrol reports widespread ice packed roads, up to 13 inches snow, and many closures as temps stay in the teens.
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D. H. Williams
Warrenton
Carl Hucke
Hucke
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Highway Patrol
Hoffa Plans Teamsters Comeback Bid in 1976 Run
Philadelphia AP Hoffa announces a comeback bid for the Teamsters presidency. The 60 year old parolee says he will pursue the top post in 1976, contending a court can lift the post release work ban. He also plans a 1974 run for Teamsters Local 299 president to prep the path.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Nixon
Hoffa
Justice Department
Teamsters Local
Proxmire Slips on Ice in Capitol Jog
Wisconsin Democrat Senator William Proxmire slipped on ice during his routine jog to the Capitol as a nine inch snowfall layered streets. He suffered a cut above the eye and shoulder twist with one arm in a sling, according to an aide.
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William Proxmire
Capitol
Wisconsin Democrat
Proxmire
Mondale Oil Price Control Amendment Tabled in Senate Vote
The 47-44 roll call to kill Mondale's proposal to keep crude oil and petroleum projects under price controls through June 30, 1975 included Democrats voting for tabling Symington Mo.
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Senate
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Democrats
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