Oswego Art Guild Exhibit at Fort Ontario Center
Five Oswego Art Guild members display works at the Arts Center Fort Ontario. The show runs through December 16 with Marie Nugent Rosemary Imhoff Carol Wernick Grace Scheck and Evelyn Lichenstein pictured. Guest Elfriede Reizman of New York City contributes 15 small sculptures in bronzine fiberglass and plaster.
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Oswego Art Guild
Arts Center
Fort Ontario
Marie Nugent
Rosemary Imhoff
Carol Wernick
Grace Scheck
Evelyn Lichenstein
Elfriede Reizman
New York City
Nixon Aides Plot 1970 Campaign Against TV Networks
Confidential memos reveal White House aides plotted retaliation against television networks in 1970 for perceived slanted coverage of President Nixon. Colson warned of pressure and discussed seeking FCC actions through Halderman, Colson, and Haldeman. CBS chairman Paley denied outside influence on news judgments. Cronkite said pressure never reached CBS.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Charles W. Colson
CBS
William S. Paley
CBS News
Paley
Walter Cronkite
Colson-Haldeman
CBS Evening News
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R Conn
Senate Watergate Committee
Federal Communications Commission
Spiro T. Agnew
Nications
Herb Klein
Colson
FCC
Haldeman
Dean Burch
Burch
Weather Summary with Wind and Temperatures
Variable cloudiness with a chance of showers this afternoon and tonight. Highs mid to upper 50s, lows mid 30s to low 40s. Tomorrow sunny intervals with a high near 50. Winds south-southwest 8 to 48 mph. peak winds 61 to 62 mph. Precip 0.15 inches, humidity 36 percent, pressure 27.85 inches steady. Sunset 4 56 pm, sunrise 6 44 am.
UAW Mulls Reaffiliation With AFL-CIO
UAW President Leonard Woodcock says the union is considering rejoining the AFL-CIO. A full convention vote is planned for June, but serious reservations remain over foreign policy and politics. The UAW was expelled in 1968 after dues were unpaid, ending a long feud between Meany and Reuther.
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Harriman
N.Y
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Afl-Cio
Labor
Woodcock
UAW
George Meany
Walter Reuther
Meany
Reuther
Labor Federation
Nixon
Old Pay Board
Husband Charged In Albany Woman Shooting
An Albany woman was in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds as police charged her husband with first degree assault. The incident occurred in Albany, NY, according to AP reporting.
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Albany, N.Y
Albany
22 Indicted in Largest Insurance Fraud Case
Twenty two persons face a 195 count federal indictment over an eight year scheme that created 430 million in fictitious insurance policies with 5.5 million yearly premiums. The case targets Equity Funding Corp. of America executives and associates with manipulation of earnings and stock prices. Stanley Goldblum, former chairman and president, led the list of indicted executives.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Equity Funding Corp. of America
Equity Funding Life Insurance Co
Stanley Goldblum
Beverly Hills
Goldblum
Equity Funding Corp
Nixon Att or W H tape discrepancies spark court questions
Watergate prosecutor Richard Ben Veniste said testimony will probe why White House claims two crucial tapes went unrecorded amid discrepancies in earlier testimony. Judge Sirica pressed for full information as hearings continue, with potential witnesses from the Nixon era.
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Washington
Watergate
White House
Richard Ben Veniste
H. R. Haldeman
Ben Veniste
Dean
Nixon
Wastergate
Oswego Enquires Public Feeling on School Bond Issue
Oswego Enlarged City School District begins a straw poll on building a new middle or high school and on using a bonding referendum. Voters may answer from today through November 13 by mail or in person. results to be published as they come in.
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Oswego
Board of Education
Leighton
Palladium Times
West First St
N.Y
Curtis
Oswego Enlarged City
Unemployment Rate Drops to 4.5 Percent
The government reported the nation's jobless rate fell to 4.5 percent last month, the lowest since March 1970, signaling a sharp and surprising improvement in employment.
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Washington
New York Newspaper Guild Threatens Strike at Daily News
The AFL C IO New York Newspaper Guild says it will strike the New York Daily News if job security and other contract issues are not resolved by Monday morning.
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New York
Afl-Cio
The
New York Daily News
Kidnapping Confirmed Amid Argentine Political Turmoil
Federal police confirmed the kidnapping of a leftist Peronist worker one day after the assassination of a labor leader. An editor of a leftist Peronist magazine said armed men raided his parents’ home and threatened to kill him.
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Buenoc Aires
Argentina
Safe
Japan oil firms seek jet fuel delivery suspension to U.S. forces
Kyodo reports Japanese oil firms are negotiating with U.S. authorities to suspend jet fuel deliveries to U.S. forces in Japan next year. About six million barrels are bought annually under January contracts from five firms. The move follows crude oil cutbacks from the Middle East, with Japan relying on the region for about 90 percent of imports. No comments were available from officials.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Kyodo
Sibley’s Sues for 1.2 Million Over Picketing
Rochester department store Sibley LIKELY seeks 1.2 million in damages from the Center for United Labor Union over Saturday picketing tied to an 18 month old Amalgamated Clothing Workers dispute with Farah Co. The store says business fell due to the protests and that Farah is a major trouser maker.
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Rochester, N. Y
Sibley, Lindsay Carr Co
Center For United Labor Union
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
Amelia
Farah Co
Sibley
Farah
Stabbing on Lexington Avenue Train Leaves Man Dead
Police report a 62 year old man named Alex Bailey of the Bronx was stabbed to death during a morning rush hour incident that began on a Lexington Avenue IRT subway car and spilled into Grand Central Station. Two men, Angel Cortes 17 and Frank Martinez 25, both of Manhattan, were arrested at the scene.
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New York
Alex Bailey
The
Bronx
Angel Cortes
Frank Martinez
Manhattan
Atomic mishap nearly destroys Oak Ridge project
An Oct 29 accident at the Oak Ridge Tennessee atomic research center damaged a nuclear energy project. An AEC spokesman said no one was injured. Chrysler and American Motors filed for new 1974 model price increases if approved by the Cost of Living Council, about 63.25 and 114 dollars per model respectively.
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Washington
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Research Center
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Chrysler
American Motors
Cost of Living Council
Chryslers
Bethlehem Steel Plans Major Expansion to Boost Output
Bethlehem Steel Corp the nation s second largest steel producer announced expansion plans to raise annual output by nearly two million tons Chief executive Stewart S Cort said the capital program will target plants at Lakeawanna New York Sparrows Point Maryland and Burns Harbor Indiana to increase production capacity
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Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Stewart S. Cort
Lakeawanna
N.Y
Sparrows Point
Burns Harbor
Ind
Nixon and Meir Seek Common Goals on Middle East Tensions
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir met with President Nixon and Secretary Kissinger in Washington for 80 minutes to discuss the Israel U S relationship amid the Middle East war. She said there were no American concessions required for arms and that the talks yielded confidence the friendship will grow with no pressure. She proposed moving large forces to straighten cease fire lines without compromising rights, referring to Egypt and the Suez Canal area.
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Washington
Israel
United States
Nixon
Golda Meir
Middle East
Pare T
Epileptic widow sheltered homeless found murdered in Miami
In North Miami 77 year old Marion Razete who sheltered people at her home was beaten and strangled. Police seek two long haired daughters who had stayed with her recently. Neighbors say she feared living alone after her husband Vincent died.
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Miami
Fla.4
Marion Razete
Difficult Winter Ahead for U S Even If Arab Oil Boycott Lifts
President Nixon aide Charles DiBona warned of a hard winter for the United States even if the Arab oil export boycott ends. He proposed cutting office thermostat settings to save about 100000 barrels of heating oil daily. At a University of Rochester energy symposium, experts urged government involvement to balance energy uses and ensure heating, lighting, and power. The two day event honored Joseph C Willson of Xerox Corp.
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Rochester
N. Y
United States
Charles DiBona
Nixon
DiBona
Energ
University of
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John W. Dean III
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Winston Churchil
Clementine
Elizabeth
Parliament
Ivor Trevor-Jones
Sir Winston
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University of Arizona
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Xerox Corp
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