Ford energy plan eyed to raise gas, costs by 200 yearly
President Ford proposes ending domestic oil price controls within 30 months. Administration says average family could pay about 200 dollars more per year in energy costs, with gasoline up roughly seven cents a gallon and overall prices up about one percent. Congress has five days to act after formal submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aps
Ford
Congress
Senate
United States
Federal Energy Administration
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Edward M. Kennedy
Ernest F. Hollings
D.C
Warren G. Magnuson
Eric Zausner
FEA
Frank G. Zarb
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
House Commerce Subcommittee
Energy and Power
Senate Interior Committee
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
House Rules Committee
Kissinger warns against tactics in United Nations
Secretary of State Kissinger denounces third world bloc politics at the UN as biased voting and coercive tactics threaten constructive development. He urges restraint, cites U.S. willingness for reciprocal Cuba talks, Middle East settlements, and caps on strategic weapons, while critics in Congress push energy policy alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Kissinger
Midwest
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Institute of World Affairs
Nancy
Minneapolis
Minn
Upper Midwest Council
United States
Cuba
Middle East
Cyprus
Gasoline And Global Politics On A Turbulent World
The piece contemplates high fuel prices at two dollars per gallon while reflecting on Portugal’s communist pressures and the potential domino effect in Europe. It warns of Spain under an ailing 82 year old dictator and a surrounding communist bloc as world tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Italy
Spain
Theis Helpua
Storms Across East and Northeast Leave Dead and Missing
Thunderstorms battered the East and Northeast causing five deaths and two missing. Flooding from heavy rains forced evacuations across New Jersey and Maryland, with damages estimated at 3.2 million dollars. Many rivers overflowed as rainfall measured up to 10.6 inches in central New Jersey and up to six inches in the Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
National Weather Service
New Jersey
Philip Alampi
Edward Knispel
Warren Township
Passaic
Kearney
Lyndhurst
Middlesex
Warren
Blackwell's
Millstone River
Central Jersey
U.S. Weather Service
Princeton
Washington
Plainfield
Union County
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Hudson Valley
New York
Washington, D.C
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Virginia
Wisconsin
Texas
Plateau
Rockies
Appalachians
Easing Rules To Aid Rails Considered
Washington AP reports the Ford administration weighs legislation to let railroads buy trucking firms and to deregulate certain undisturbed routes for selected commodities. Transportation Secretary Coleman notes a limited experiment in deregulation where railways would face competition with other modes, with loans and route changes under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford Administration
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
House Transportation Commerce Subcommittee
Coleman
Kuntzes Welcome Son at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs John R Kuntz of Centralia are the parents of a nine pound son born at 4 24 p m Monday at Audrain Medical Center The father is employed at the AB Chance Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Kuntz
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Kuntz
A.B. Chance Co
Laos Receives 11.6 Million In Currency Support
The Lao government and emissaries from five countries signed a currency support agreement, delivering 11.6 million dollars to bolster the kip. USIS warehouse repossessed by the United States, while Pathet Lao guards and student demonstrators clashed over the same facility. Britain, Australia, France, and Japan join the US in aid. future Laos funding under review in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
U.S
United States
Australia
Britain
France
Japan
FECF
Washington
USIS
Pathet Lao
Foreign Ministry
Driver signals gesture not in manual sparks NH ban
Peter Carr of Hingham Massachusetts says he flashed a personal hand signal at New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson during a June 8 passing maneuver on I-93. Carr was cited for improper operation and barred from driving in New Hampshire for 60 days after Thomson filed a formal complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peter Carr
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Governor’s
Carr
Massachusetts
Pheathovesseut
New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles
Thomson
Manchester
N.H
Motor Vehicles Division
Food Prices Rise Statewide. New Baby for Paxton Couple
Missouri Farm Bureau survey shows meat and most items up across 50 stores. Rib steak up 13 cents to 1.96, sirloin 2.15, round 1.84, T bone 2.43, ground beef 0.87. Also reports a new-born son, Lucas Cordell Fennewald, to Duke and Mrs Fennewald of Paxton Illinois, eight pounds two ounces, with extended family named Juene Mann and Fennewalds of Benton City and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau
Missouri
Lucas Cordell Fennewald
Duke Fennewald
Paxton, Il
Hubert Fennewald
Mexico
Charles M. Fennewald Jr
Benton City
Alf M. Juenemann
Fennewalds
Jill
Boy 16 survives bear attack at Porcupine Mountain Park
White Pine Michigan AP a 16 year old Dearborn High School student Paul Cameron recovered after a 15 minute black bear attack at Porcupine Mountain State Park. The bear knocked down the tent bit his arm and throat before Cameron escaped by climbing trees and fleeing. Park authorities shot the 125 pound female within an hour. The head was sent to Lansing for rabies checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pine
Mich
Paul Cameron
Cameron
Porcupine Mountain State Park
Dearborn
David Balbough
Lansing
Balbough
Humphrey Declines Presidential Primaries and Delegates
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey says he will enter no presidential primaries next year and will not court delegates at state conventions. He may consider a bid only if a deadlocked Democratic Party appears. He plans to run for one more Senate term in 1976 and refused to explore running for both offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
Humphrey
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Sen
Butz
U.S. Senate
Minnesota
Senate
Ford's 62nd Birthday Party Draws White House Cheers
Washington AP President Ford enjoyed a day of surprises and serenades for his first White House birthday. A nurse Geraldine skit by Flip Wilson entertained 2200 staff in the East Room while Vice President Rockefeller and officials joined the celebration. The day featured a Navy band, a buffet dinner, and gifts including a tennis outfit. Ford joked he feels about 40 as crowds sang Happy Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
White House
Flip Wilson
Geraldine
East Room
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Secret Service
Jack
Sequoia
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
D.C. Village
Amtrak Wins Two Year Lease Extension at Union Station
In St Louis AP report details filed within 10 days for a new two year lease allowing Amtrak to remain a Union Station tenant. Union Center Venture and Terminal Railroad Association signed to avert eviction as a contract ending at midnight would have expired. Rent set at 245000 per year from Terminal Railroad and 195000 recovered from Amtrak. George P Mueller cited public interest to continue rail service. Interstate Commerce Commission had sought court stop to eviction as against public and passenger interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Amtrak
National Railway Passenger Corporation
Union Center Venture
Terminal Railroad Association
Terminal Railroad
George P. Mueller
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. District Court
No Need For 3rd CIA Probe
Washington AP report on House leaders debating abolition of the deadlocked 10 member House intelligence committee. John Rhodes backs ending the panel, urging a wait for Senate inquiry results, while Rep James Quillen pushes to abolish it amid leak concerns. Church aims to finish CIA assassination inquiry by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Intelligence Committee
House
John J. Rhodes
James
Quillen
R-Tenn
Rhodes
Air Force
L. Fletcher
Prouty
CIA
Butterfield
White House
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Frank Church
Didaho
Senate
Church
Chile
Mitchell Rogovin
Common Cause
Freedom of Information Act
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y Energy Plan
School of Medicine
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Bethesda, Md
Flip
Highway
Mexico, Missouri
Union Station
Liberty
Edgar Wce
Ughe
Zruoeeei
Doug McClure
Amer Cer Ure
Little Dixie Drive
Bobby
Rose
Hee, Ea
Showtime
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!