Ford and Brezhnev Seen Aligning on Middle East Peace
A U S official hints at a joint approach with the Soviet leader to defuse the Middle East crisis. Beijing Vladivostok notes avoided by a typist error. Possible Palestinian participation at Geneva discussed if PLO recognizes Israel.
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Security Council Pushes Early Mideast Talks and Maintains Buffer
The United Nations Security Council urged early resumption of Middle East peace negotiations and extended the UN buffer force on the Golan Heights for six more months. In a 13 to 0 vote the council kept 1,224 observers along the Israeli Syrian frontier until next May as Waldheim warned of rising dangers without progress. China and Iraq did not vote.
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Middle East
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Golan Heights
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Iraq
Kurt Waldheim
GM Announces 1975 Layoffs Hit 105000 in January
General Motors says production will stay slow in 1975 with 105000 workers laid off in January and 64000 indefinitely. The move comes as inventories rise and U S auto sales slump across Chrysler Ford AMC.
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Ford cites two officials for offensive remarks
President Ford reprimanded Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz for mocking Pope Paul VI on birth control and demanded a formal apology. Earlier, Ford had chastised Air Force General George S. Brown for comments about Israeli supporters, which drew charges of anti Semitism. Brown had already apologized.
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Oil magnate H L Hunt dies at 85 in Dallas
H L Hunt, the Dallas oil financier who built a vast fortune from a $5 000 start, died Friday at Baylor Hospital at age 85 after a virus illness. The exact cause was not released. His wealth was widely estimated at about 2 billion dollars and he urged luck combined with acquisitiveness thrift and aggression to build wealth.
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Goodyear Plant Fire In Beaumont leaves 2 dead
Two charred bodies recovered from the Goodyear Tire and Rubber chemical plant ruins after a Friday night explosion and series of blasts. The 350 million complex suffered 25 percent damage and 125 to 150 workers fled the site as flames towered up to 120 feet. Authorities reported eight injured, with Ronnie Hively and Harry Huebel among the hospitalized, and pledged a full investigation into a possible hydrocarbon leak.
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Goodyear
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Ronnie Hively
Beaumont
Harry Huebel
Nederland
Bob Rowley
Nixon health delay may push testimony to 1975
Doctors say Nixon cannot travel to testify this year and would need to remain home in California. If recovery continues, he could travel by February 16, with the conspiracy trial possibly ending before Christmas and a holiday pause likely. Judge Sirica released the medical panel's findings after the juries were excused.
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Georgetown University
Richard S. Ross
Johns Hopkins University
John A. Spittell Jr
Mayo Clinic
Middletown Weather: Rain to Mix With Snow Tonight
A weather forecast shows rain in the Middletown area turning to mixed precipitation tonight with lows in the low 30s. Snow is possible Sunday with highs in the mid-30s, and the outlook calls for clouds Monday through Wednesday with a chance of snow Tuesday.
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