Israeli Firefight Kills 5 Guerrillas on Lebanese Border
Five Arab guerrillas were killed as Israeli forces shot militants attempting to slip through a security fence near Mt. Dov in southeastern Lebanon. No Israeli casualties were reported. The clash occurred as the U N Security Council prepared to vote on extending the peacekeeping mandate for six months.
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A&P imposes price freeze and Early Warning System
The A&P supermarket chain announced a price freeze on about 1000 own-label items through Jan 1 and a weekly Early Warning System listing upcoming price increases in all stores. Separately, Happy Rockefeller spent Thanksgiving at home after her second breast operation and cancer recovery.
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Dominick Linked to HEW Cabinet Post Rumor
Sen. Peter H. Dominick, defeated in a November election, was reportedly approached to become secretary of health, education and welfare. His wife doubts the interest, saying he may not have been contacted personally. A Washington Post report also mentions a shift at the Office of Management and Budget with James T. Lynn likely replacing Roy L. Ash.
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Greek Church Leader Makarios Returns to Seek Cyprus Accord
Archbisho p Makarios greeted by tens of thousands in Athens on return from exile to push a Cyprus policy with Greece. He offers Turkish self determination but rejects island partition, supports communal federation in principle, and aims for Athens and Nicosia to agree before possible renewed talks with Turkey. Police tightened security amid fears of an EOKA B strike. He is to meet Greek leaders to chart a common course and return to Cyprus by December 6.
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Turkish Premier Out In Deadlock
In Ankara Premier Sadi Irmak resigned after failing to win approval in the National Assembly for a government of independent parliamentarians and outside technocrats. President Fahri Koruturk accepted the resignation and asked him to stay as caretaker until a new government forms amid a continuing political deadlock following Bulent Ecevit’s resignation. The assembly vote was 362 to 11 against Irmak.
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Fire Claims Four Children At Wright City Home
Wright City Missouri four children perished in a rural house fire just after 7 am. Fire crews found the Stovell children Laron 4 Denice 3 Larry 2 and Randy 1 after an hour. The grandparents Willie Culpepper 42 Alicia 7 survived as investigators and sheriff weigh faulty wiring as a possible cause.
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Football Days Recalled At President's Reunion
President Ford travels to Philadelphia to watch Army versus Navy, reflecting on his alma mater Michigan and a Thanksgiving high school reunion in Grand Rapids. Former South High teammate Silas McGee recalls Ford as Junie, while a Marine band played the team song during photos. Ford, once a center and linebacker, notes pro football offered less allure then and pursued Yale law instead. A separate quake near Hollister, California, measuring 5.25 to 5.5 on the Richter scale, rattled ten counties with no injuries reported.
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Cyclone Alley Islands Devastation Report
Across Cyclone Alley in Bangladesh a 12 foot tidal wave left twenty dead on remote islands near Dacca. In the Philippines Typhoon Irma killed eight and damaged homes on Luzon with crop losses pegged at six million dollars as aid was rushed to nearly 300000 people. Sixteen fishermen died on Sonadia as communications failed.
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