Israel and Egypt Accept Six Point Peace Plan
Israel and Egypt accept a six point Kissinger plan to start talks for a permanent Middle East settlement. The plan includes observing the UN cease fire and dis engaging forces while UN forces take over Israeli checkpoints on the Cairo Suez road and exchanges of prisoners of war follow. Humanitarian aid to Suez will be supplied and non military shipments allowed to the east bank of the canal.
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Israel
Egypt
Associated Press
Middle East
U.S
Golda Meir
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
White House
Washington
Suez
East Bank
Suez Canal
Cairo-Suez
Kissinger
Energy curbs sweep the nation amid Nixon call to conserve
Citizens and officials nationwide take steps to reduce gas use and heating as President Nixon urges energy conservation. White House thermostats drop to 65, 68 degrees. Cleveland Mayor lowers to 62. Oklahoma schools cut thermostats. New York managers comply with 68 degree limit by law. Washington Gas Light cuts gas for 268 large users including Georgetown University and the University of Maryland. 50 mph limits start on New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway.
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Associated Press
Nixon
White House
Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
New York
Washington Gas Light Co
Georgetown University
University of Maryland
Washington Hilton
New Jersey Turnpike
New Jersey
Garden State Parkway
Hank Russell
Albany
State University of New York
Ring Smashes Over $500000 Bond Theft Indictments
Manhattan acting District Attorney Alfred J. Scotti and U S Attorney Robert A Morse said 15 people face indictments in an organized crime scheme that forged unissued U S savings bonds with a fake New York Telephone Co stamp. The ring allegedly stole bonds and forged owner signatures.
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New York
U.S
Manhattan
Alfred J. Scotti
Fraoklyn
Robert A. Morse
Scotti
New York Telephone Co
Heath Conservatives win seats in four by elections
London AP reports Prime Minister Edward Heath’s Conservatives fared better than expected in four Commons by elections. The Liberals fell short of hopes, while Harold Wilson’s Labour party gained a posting.
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London
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
$1.4 Billion Aid Package Clears House for Railroads
The $1.4 billion aid package for financially troubled northeast railroads passed the House easily and moved to the Senate. Commerce Committee Chairman Warren Magnuson of Washington promised speedy action.
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Washington
APA
Northeast
Senate
Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magniuson
D-Wash
Brandt Defends Israel Ties Warns Against Extortion
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt told the Bundestag that Bonn will not be swayed by Arab demands or oil pressure and urged allies to avoid letting intelligence mistrust erode ties with the United States and Europe. He outlined policies since the Arab Israeli war and emphasized not hiding behind common Market statements.
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Tomn
Germany
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Israel
Ains
Brandt
West Germany
Middle East
United States
Washington
Kissinger Stops in Pakistan on Way to Peking
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Rawalpindi for a brief overnight stopover before flying to Peking. He planned to brief Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto on his Middle East peacemaking tour and on his Tehran meeting with the Shah of Iran. The Iranian court said the Shah would push Iran’s support for Israel withdrawal from occupied territories.
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Rawal Pindi
Pakistan
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Kissinger
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Middle East
Iran
Tehran
Shah
Israel
Hunt sentenced to 20 year term in Watergate case
Watergate conspirator E Howard Hunt got a minimum 24 to 25 years and a $10,000 fine. Five co-defendants received lighter terms. McCord cooperated and drew one to five years with no fine. Barker, Martinez, Sturgis and Gonzalez drew one to six years or less. Liddy not sentenced. Barker’s daughter denounced the ruling.
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Ter Hunt
Washington
Howard Hunt
Miami
McCord
U.S. District Court
Sirica
Bernard N. Barker
Central — Intelligence Agency
Eugenio R. Martinez
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Barker
Mara Elena Moffett
Rockefeller Urges 50 MPH Speed Limit, Delays Action
Gov Nelson Rockefeller urged drivers to stay under 50 mph but delayed implementing a statewide limit, citing legal questions. He said local authorities must also share power to reduce speeds on local roads, while energy officials note a 50 mph nationwide cap could save oil.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
Bank hostage drama ends as gunman slain by police
In Atlanta the gunman George Linton Whitfield 31 of New Carrollton Maryland held two bank hostages and demanded cash after hours of negotiations. A rooftop sharpshooter killed him as he walked toward a car with the hostages. the women escaped unharmed.
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Atlanta
K. L. C. Chatham
First National Bank of Atlanta
Chatham
FBI
George Linton Whitfield
New Carrollton
Goldwater says he will not seek 1976 presidential bid
In Salt Lake City Barry Goldwater told reporters before a University of Utah speech that his presidential chances are zero. He said he does not want or seek the nomination and believes he would not be offered it, though he concedes someone could be persuaded. The Arizona Republican spoke on Watergate and other issues to the Utah crowd.
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Salt Lake City
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Unity Acres Benefit Carolling for Coffee in Oswego
The fourth annual Carolling for Coffee to aid Unity Acres will run 1 to 8 p.m. on Sunday December 2 in Oswego. Chair Tesoriero invites volunteers to sing load trucks chaperone or drive cars. Past years drew 400 participants and organizers seek similar turnout. Gather at Newman Center St Mary's Hopkins Hall or St Paul's auditorium before 1 p.m. for citywide carolling.
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Unity Acres
Oswego
Tesoriero
Orwell Home
Onondaga
Tescberg
Newman Center
New Street
St Mary's Hopkins Hall
West 6Th Street
St Paul's Auditorium
East 5Th Street
Kemper Found Sane and Guilty of First-Degree Murder
Edmund Emil Kemper II, who described homicidal cannibalistic sexual fantasies in killing eight women, has been found sane and guilty of first-degree murder in Santa Cruz California.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Edmund Emil Kemper II
New Urine Test Promises Immediate Heart Attack Detection
Atlantic City report says researchers have developed a swift urine test that indicates a heart attack almost instantly. The method offers value as many patients lack classic symptoms and current blood tests may not detect an attack for 12 hours, with markers fading in two to three days.
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Atlantic City
N.J
American Heart Association
Stockton fugitives face nine murder counts in multiple states
Two fugitives Willie Luther Steelman 28 of Lodi California and Cousins Gretzler 22 of New York were jailed after surrendering. They are charged with nine murders in California and two in Arizona and were to be arraigned in Stockton Municipal Court. Authorities said they were checking for further victims in Denver and New York.
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Stockton
Calif
Calfornia
Arizona
Denver
New York
Willie Luther Steelman
Lodi
Cousins Gretzler
New York State
Stockton Municipal Court
Mystery Tape Start Time Deepens Watergate Puzzle
In Washington AP reports a tape recorder set to record at midnight turned on in the afternoon, the day after it reportedly ran out of tape and failed to capture a key Nixon Deanel conversation. Presidential lawyer J Fred Buzhardt is to testify before Judge John J Sirica about the latest development.
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Washington
Nixon
John W. Deanel
J. Fred Buzhardt
John J. Sirica
U S arms sales stalled amid oil cutbacks in Middle East
Washington reports hundreds of millions of dollars in proposed U S arms sales to Arab nations remain pending as those countries retaliate against U S support of Israel by cutting oil shipments.
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Washington
U. S
Israel
Oswego County Forms Health Education Council
A new Oswego County Health Education Council forms to coordinate county health education. Guideline prep includes Gary Carter Oswego High School, J William Blokker BOCES, Joseph Barbera Oswego WEK School, and Marie McGuire American Lung Association Central New York. Monthly meetings planned.
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Oswego County
Cher
Oswego High School
J. William Blokker
Oswego County Board of Cooperative Educational Services
BOCES
Joseph Barbera
Volun
Teer
Oswego Wek School
Marie McGuire
American Lung Association of Central
Energy crisis prompts old Yale Christmas customs return
New Yorkers face an energy crunch with plans for subdued decor and conserved power. Governors consider reduced 50 mph limits while Franklin stoves, cooler offices, and fewer hot showers gain interest. SUNY campuses study energy cuts as Buffalo Corning districts adapt displays and thermostats to save power.
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Associated Press
Nixon
New York
Heavy Snow Warning With Localized Squalls Expected
Weather bulletin notes continued heavy snow into tonight with squalls and cold conditions. Six inches or more possible in localized areas by midnight and one to three inches elsewhere. Highs in low 30s, lows near 20 with teens inland. Snow flurries likely tomorrow in mostly cloudy, cold conditions. Winds northwest 15 to 25 mph with gusts. Probability of snow 70 percent tonight, 50 percent tomorrow.
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Tonght
Varians
Nixon energy adviser predicts nationwide gasoline rationing by spring
John A. Love, head of the Energy Policy Office, says rationing is likely by next March or April as Americans enter the vacation season. He notes no final decision has been made, with White House awaiting Congress action and contingency rationing boards ready since last April.
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Love
Washington
Nixon
John A. Love
Energy Policy Office
White House
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