India and Soviet Leaders Sign Peace and Economic Pact
India and the Soviet Union announced a joint accord during Brezhnev's visit detailing peace and economic cooperation. Brezhnev urged détente with the United States and warned Middle East hostilities could flare without a peace settlement. Kissinger said the US favors closer US-Soviet relations and India-US ties should be friendly. Brezhnev defended Asian collective security talks and stressed the India-Soviet friendship is not aimed at any third nation.
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Locked jaws to curb weight gain in Shirley Turner case
In Carlton England doctors at Nottingham General Hospital cemented a steel splint between Shirley Turner's jaws and placed her on a liquid diet to shed weight from her 5 foot 3 inch frame at 238 pounds. Turner, 35, aims to reach 124 pounds and has shed 13 pounds in two weeks.
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Shirley Turner
Chrysler Cuts Production Of Big Cars
Chrysler plans temporary shutdowns and plant conversions to small car production Affected are Newark Delaware plant and four other large car sites about 37 000 hourly workers face changes while 5100 more are laid off General Motors also trims large auto output in 16 plants in December due to inventories and energy concerns Union contracts guarantee 95 percent pay for experienced workers during shutdowns or layoffs
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Oil Crisis Threatens Shortage of Critical Drugs
A drug industry spokesman warned the oil crisis could cause a shortage of penicillin and other antibiotics. Executives from New Jersey's pharmaceutical sector plan a meeting with White House energy czar John Love to try a last ditch effort to avert petroleum based antibiotic shortages.
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Journalists Labeled Spy Contacts in CIA Network
The Washington Star-News reports that more than a dozen American journalists abroad act as undercover informants for the CIA. These reporters include freelancers, stringers, and a few staff correspondents, many not tied to a single publication, with CIA ties maintained through informal contacts.
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Argentine terrorists threaten Ford officials evacuation amid threats
Ford Motor Co. moved 36 American executives and about 90 people from Argentina after death threats from Peronist terrorists. The government pledged to protect foreigners as executives were flown to Montevideo and then the United States or Europe. Swint, an American killed earlier, spurred the exodus amid rising violence.
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