Egypt Leaders Fly To Moscow for Talks on Arms and Aid
Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy and War Minister Lt. Gen. Abdel Ghany Gamasy fly to Moscow at Brezhnev's invitation to discuss an Egypt visit and potential arms shipments. Tass notes Moscow may push military adviser participation. Burial of Field Marshal Ahmed Ismail in Cairo anchors a day of major events.
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Ismail Fahmy
Abdel Ghany Gamasy
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Gamasy
Brezhnev
Syria
Iraq
Fahmy
Anwar Sadat
Foreign Ministry
United States
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Depotaats
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Soviet Union
U.S
Sadat
Ahmed Ismail
Soviets Hint At Retaliation Over Trade Bill
In Moscow a top Soviet journalist signaled possible retaliation against U.S. firms tied to the 1972 trade accord. Leonid Zamyatin of Tass warned that failing to honor MFN commitments could affect related commercial and financial deals, as Soviet press heatedly attacked the trade bill and U.S. restrictions on emigration.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Congress
Sovietskaya Rossiya
Leonid Zamyatin
Tass
Leonid Brezhnev
Zamyatin
United States
Nixon
Brezhnev
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Israel
Darwin Will Be Rebuilt, Says PM
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam toured Darwin after a devastating cyclone. He vowed the northern gateway would be rebuilt as authorities evacuated 16,800 residents and planned further airlifts. The death toll rose to 48 amid disease fears and extensive destruction.
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Darwin
Australia
Gough Whitlam
Whitlam
Timor Sea
New Zealand
Lost Boy Fights Coyotes With .22 in Snow
Fourteen year old Joseph Cordova was lost for three days and two nights in snow near Truth or Consequences New Mexico. He says coyotes approached after he killed three rabbits and threw them to deter them. A search dog found him in a snowbank about 25 miles east of Truth or Consequences. He wandered after being separated from his father and brother during a Christmas day storm that dumped nearly a foot of snow. Temperatures fell to 10 degrees as he sheltered in a ravine with branches. He was taken to St Ann s Hospital in fair condition with possible frostbitten toes. He wore a wind breaker a sweatshirt and insulated underwear.
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Albuquerque
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St. Ann’s Hospital
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City Christmas Tree Pickup Set
The city schedules its annual Christmas tree collection next week with north side pickups on Thursday and south side on Friday. Residents should place trees on parkways in front of their houses by the scheduled area date, with the railroad tracks dividing the zones.
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Neil Nielsen
Nielsen
Donaldsons Welcome Daughter at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Fred Donaldson of Mexico welcomed a daughter weighing six pounds thirteen ounces born at 1 03 am at Audrain Medical Center. The father is self employed.
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Gate Crasher Being Examined
Washington AP reports Marshall Fields 25 of Silver Spring Maryland is charged with destruction of federal property after crashing a car through a White House gate on Christmas Day. Magistrate Jean F Dwyer set January 27 for a competence hearing and ordered a mental state report and return to St Elizabeths Hospital where he was first held.
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White House
U.S
Jean F. Dwyer
Marshall Fields
Silver Spring
Dwyer
Fields
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Optimist Club Sets 278 Pint Blood Drive Quota in Mexico
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Mexico on Jan 2 and 3 with a 278 pint target, 113 per day plus 52 extra to catch up. Venues include United Methodist Church fellowship hall and A P Green Ref ratories Co. detailed donor restrictions apply.
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United Methodist Church
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Maxine Johnson
Audrain County Red Cross
Missouri-Illinois Red Cross Blood Center
C.H. Coats
Ted Howell
Nona Jane Oliver
Jaycee Wives
Barry Moore
Jaycees
Harry Flynn
John Boyce
Sweater Choice Dilemma at Local Shop
A husband browses in a store asking for a more expensive sweater. The clerk replies that nothing costs more but offers to hold the chosen item for the buyer to return in a few days.
Taxpayers Queue As Deadline Near For Taxes
Long lines formed at city and county tax offices as residents rushed to pay by midnight December 31. City clerk said about 80 percent of 301000 real estate and 57000 personal property taxes were paid. County collector: roughly 2550000 of 3999752 billed collected with 1 million real estate, 350000 personal property, 800000 utilities, and 400000 railroad taxes paid. Offices stay open Monday and Tuesday until 5 p.m.
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Sheryl Ligon
Leo Erdel
Audrain
Missourians Still Saving On Gasoline
Missouri motorists used about 147 million fewer gallons of gasoline in October and November than in the same period last year. The drop, blamed on lower speeds and thriftier driving, cuts gas tax revenues by about 9.9 million dollars for the first 11 months, stressing highway funding.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Kenneth Koonse
State Highway Department
J. Woodward
State Revenue Department
Koonse
Inmates Escape From Michigan City Prison Break
Three inmates overpowered a master lock system and used a homemade rope to escape Indiana State Prison after unbroken window removal. The trio Bailey Hunt Paolello, all held on murder or safekeeping, vanished after fleeing the unit as snow tracks faded. Earlier, Riley Mosley Jr., 29, from a nearby farm, was charged with killing two women and raping a third in a related case, prompting a governor ordered reevaluation of minimum security assignments.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State
John Shafer
State Correction Department
Chuck Bailey
Otho Hunt
Anthony Paolello
Shafer
Bailey
West Farm
Riley Mosley Jr
Robert Bornholt
Porter County
Mosley
Marian
Napierala
Gayle
Riley
Otis R. Bowen
Legion Meeting Night Changed
The American Legion post postpones its monthly meeting to January 8 because New Year’s Day falls on the first Wednesday. The change shifts the familiar weekly gathering.
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American Legion Post
Ford Reviews Energy Policy Clash in Vail Sessions
President Ford and White House advisers clash over ideas to shape a national energy policy in Vail Colorado. Arthur Burns joins the talks as officials aim to narrow options before a State of the Union address and two to three week decision window.
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Colo
Ford
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Rocky Mountain
Vail Associates
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Adviers
Camp David
Nelsen
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William E. Colby
CIA
Etiquette authority Amy Vanderbilt dies in Manhattan fall
New York AP Amy Vanderbilt 66, famed etiquette author and columnist, died after plunging from a second story window at her Upper East Side townhouse. Police say she either jumped or fell Friday night. autopsy planned. Husband Curtis B. Kellar, a Mobil Oil lawyer, and one son were home. Vanderbilt, descendant of Vanderbilt lineage, wrote widely on weddings and social manners since 1952.
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Amy Vanderbilt
Manhattan
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Curtis B. Kellar
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Mobil Oil Corp
Kellar
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
America
Jan Aersten van der Bilt
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