Doar to Head Panel Probing Nixon Impeachment Grounds
John M. Doar, a former assistant attorney general, is named to lead the House Judiciary Committee staff in the impeachment inquiry. Doar, 52, a Republican, was appointed to the Justice Department by Eisenhower in 1960 and helped shape civil rights legislation under Kennedy and Johnson.
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Peter W. Rodine
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Bobby Darin dies after heart surgery at 37
Los Angeles AP reports singer Bobby Darin died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital at 37 after open heart surgery. Spokesman says he underwent a six hour operation to repair a malfunctioning artificial valve. Darin rose to fame with Mack the Knife selling two million copies and remains a rock era icon.
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David Gershenson
Darin
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Car Explosion Kills Spain Premier Carrero Blanco
Madrid AP reports Adm Luis Carrero Blanco Spain premier and Franco confidant killed when his car exploded about 9:30 am. Police say possible natural gas odor. chauffeur and bodyguard also died. Torcuato Fernandez-Mirall becomes premier as investigators probe cause amid terrorism threats.
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Luis Carrero Blanco
Spain
Francisco Franco
Carrero Blanco
Torcuato Fernandez Milan
Heavy Snow Causes Widespread Disruption Across Midwest
A major snowstorm from Michigan to Texas paralyzed travel in St Louis where 13 inches fell. Lambert airport closed as 250 000 Connecticut residents lost power, and Missouri reports show dozens of wrecks with buses delayed. Schools sent students home early and Christmas break extended. at least 16 people died.
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Austin
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St. Louis
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport
Missouri Highway Patrol
Egypt Presses Geneva for Suez Pullback as Precondition
Egyptian officials push for quick movement on a military pullback along the Suez Canal at Geneva. They warn they will not wait indefinitely and expect progress before Christmas, while urging priority for disengagement talks and noting US Soviet coordination backing peace efforts.
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Egypt
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United States
Anwar Sadat Dawn
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Middle East
Israel
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Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
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New Legal Fight Looms Over Watergate Tapes Demand
Washington AP reports a new legal clash grows as Senate Watergate committee subpoenas seek 481 Nixon recordings and hundreds of White House items. Judge Sirica had cleared a path for final material delivery after earlier rulings on withholding requests.
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Senate Watergate Committee
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U.S
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Ervin Announces Senate Departure in 1975
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., chair of the Senate Watergate committee, says he will not seek reelection and will leave the Senate in 1975 after twenty years. The 77 year old cites his advancing age as the unmatchable opponent.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate
Ervin
Congress Near Recess Amid Bills Patchwork
Washington report says Congress pushes toward adjournment while wrestling with costly energy and social security measures along with rail, defense, and foreign aid. House leader Thomas P. ONeill says a late-night finish or Friday completion is possible.
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Congress
House
Thomas P. Oneill
Administration plans 10 gallon gasoline limit
Energy Chief William Simon asked the public to voluntarily limit gasoline to 10 gallons per week while avoiding mandatory rules. Congress notes the plan to urge stations to cap sales at 10 gallons per customer as part of an emergency energy bill. A 2.3 cent rise in gasoline and home heating oil prices is also expected amid the action.
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Simon
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William FE. Simon
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Henry M. Jackson
Cash
Culkin Names Mrs Norfleet First Woman City Attorney
Mayor elect Walter Lazarek announces Mrs Dennis Norfleet will become Oswego City Attorney effective next April. She must wait until April 15 1974 to meet the Charter's five year legal experience rule, as incumbent F Hosmer Culkin serves interim.
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Doren) Norfleet
Walter Lazarek
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Eben J. Poland
Minetto
F. Hosmer Culkin
Lazarek
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Oswego
Israel Aims for Buffer Zone in Geneva Talks
Israel moves to withdraw forces only after Egypt agrees to do likewise and proposes a buffer of UN troops along the Suez Canal. Israeli negotiators study Arab demands on refugees trade borders and Jerusalem holy sites to shape Geneva strategy.
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Jerusalem
Santa Brightens Oswego Day Care and Hospital Visits
Santa Claus toured Oswego Day Care Center and Oswego Hospital meeting children and elderly. He distributed toys and fruits donated by SUNY Oswego students and faculty. The Oswego Industrial Arts Association sponsored the visits and noted a resemblance between Santa and Ray Carlson, a senior from Peekskill.
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Santa Claus
Oswego Hospital
Santa
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Don’s
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Oswego Industrial Arts Association
Ray Carlson
Peekskill
Cronin Rejects Williams Signing By Yankees
American League President Joe Cronin rejects the New York Yankees signings of Dick Williams as manager. He says the club had no right to hire Williams and refuses to approve his contract with New York.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
New York Yankees
Dick Williams
New York
Cronin
Indictment of NYC Tax Collector on Tax Fraud Charges
Special State Prosecutor Maurice Nadjari announced the indictment of Frederic S. Rice a 64 year old New York City tax collector on two counts of state income tax violations He allegedly balked before the Newark County anticorruption grand jury probing a $15000 bribe from a public official and was charged with fraudulent income tax returns for 1971 and 1972.
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Maurice Nadjari
Frederic S. Rice
Rice
Newark County Anticorruption Grand
AEC Recommends Permanent License for RG&E Nuclear Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission said it recommended a permanent operating license for Rochester Gas and Electric Co. to run the Lake Ontario nuclear plant at Sterling west of Oswego.
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Rochester, N.Y
Atomic Energy Commission
Rochester Gas
Kissinger Talks With Tho On Vietnam Ceasefire
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met in Paris with Hanoi's Le Duc Tho to discuss the collapsed ceasefire from last winter. American officials expect Tho to push North Vietnam for renewal of economic aid from the United States.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tha
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Tho
North Vietnam
United States
Audit finds AFDC ineligible or overpaid 1 million families
Government audit released today reports 1 million welfare families are ineligible or overpaid at a cost of 1.17 billion dollars per year. The Department of Health Education and Welfare based conclusions on state samplings of 44 000 of 21 million AFDC recipients. Hoffa Comeback Bid Philadelphia AP Jimmy Hoffa declares run for Teamsters presidency in 1976 with possible contest hinted.
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Department of Health
Education and Welfare
AFDC
Philadelphia
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Radioactive cobalt spill blocks I 80 near Stroudsburg
A tractor trailer carrying radioactive cobalt tipped over on Interstate 80 ten miles west of Stroudsburg. State Police sealed the area as a precaution and trooper David Guard said officials were not taking chances even as danger was not yet known.
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