Oil Loan Fund Urged for Stabilizing World Markets
Treasury Secretary William Simon urged a proposed 25 billion dollar international oil lending fund to backstop nations hurt by rising oil imports. He warned without the fund consuming nations might curtail activity or take protectionist actions. US share seen at 8 billion. Missouri Secretary of State Kirkpatrick halted Missouri oil and gas lease sales from New Mexico following registration failures by Robert Whisenant.
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Washington
Treasury
William JE. Simon
Simon
Congressional Joint Economic
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
U.S
Henry S. Reuss
Dwis
House
Subcommittee On
Reuss
Congress
International Energy Agency
Paris
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
Thomas C. Enders
State Department
Kissinger
Chicago
Jefferson City
Missouri
James C. Kirkpatrick
Robert Whisenant
Phoenix
Ariz
New Mexico
Whisenant
Kirkpatrick
Texas lawsuit targets Southwestern Bell over rate making
A $29 million libel and defamation suit in San Antonio accuses Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. and AT&T of deceitful Texas rate practices and seeks documents plus a halt on wiretapping. Plaintiffs include fired Bell executive James Ashley and T. O. Gravitt’s family. Depositions from 17 Bell executives may begin. The case questions Bell political contributions as well. Meanwhile, The Boston Sunday Globe raises its newsstand price from 50 to 75 cents citing higher newsprint costs. effective December 1.
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San Antonio
James A. McKay Jr
Bell
Ashley
Gravitt
Texas
Southwestern Bell
Zane Barnes
St. Louis
Public Utilities Commission
Boston
Boston Sunday Globe
Sunday Globe
Ford Returns With Agreement On Limiting Nuclear Forces
President Ford arrived after the Vladivostok summit with a pact limiting U S and Soviet strategic missiles and bombers. Brezhnev signed a joint communique endorsing a long term nuclear arms framework to reduce war risks and seek peace. Ford planned briefings with Congress and a televised address to detail the numbers once written terms are available.
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Ford
Washington
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladivostok
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Congress
White House
Ron Nessen
Richard M. Nixon
Nelsen
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Europe
Brezhnev
Supreme Court Won't Hear Woman's Workplace Discrimination Suit
Washington AP A divided Supreme Court refused to decide if the government can be liable for gender bias before the 1972 Equal Employment Opportunity Act. Diane Place challenged an appeals court ruling siding with the government over delays in promotion training and job classification upgrades. Her suit argued 1964 Civil Rights Act prohibited such discrimination and could be remedied by court action after 1972.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Diane M. Place
William O. Douglas
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Miss Place
Equal Employment Opportunity Officer
Thanksgiving Proclamation 1974 by President Ford
President Ford proclaims November 28, 1974 a day of national thanksgiving urging Americans to gather in homes and places of worship to give thanks for freedom opportunity and abundance while seeking courage and purpose to continue progress and inspire future generations.
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Washington
Ford
America
Gerald R. Ford
United States of America
U.S
Barnard implants second heart in milestone operation
In Cape Town at Groote Schuur Hospital Christiaan Barnard and team transplanted a second heart into a 50 year old man without removing his diseased heart. The donor heart came from a 10 year old girl killed in an accident. The patient, married with children, is reported in satisfactory condition in intensive care.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Barnard
South African Press Association
Groote Schuur
Marius Barnard
Durban
Ben le Roux
le Roux
Dorothy Fisher
Dirk van Zyl
Reward Fund Set Over Ozarks Campus Drownings
Parents of two students missing from the School of the Ozarks campus establish a $5,000 reward to probe possible foul play in the deaths of Dan Deeds and Michael Frisinger. Bodies recovered in Lake Honor after last being seen at a barn dance. authorities deem the drownings accidental but keep the case open for new evidence.
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Michael Frisinger
Hollister
Lake Honor
Taney County
Chuck Keithley
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IGA
Betty Crocker
Smiley
Ifolger
Ane
RISCO
California
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