Kissinger Begins Peking Visit for Wide-ranging Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger lands in Peking for four days of discussions with Premier Chou En-lai on Indochina and the Middle East, with possible talks on trade, culture, and formal ties. He may address Vietnam cease-fire issues and U S China relations, while noting no major announcements.
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Peking
U.S
Henry A Kissinger
China
Chou En-lai
Indochina
Middle East
Energy Rationing Seen Possible As Crisis Deepens
The Associated Press reports efforts to curb energy use continue but may arrive too late for some consumers. States cut speed limits to 50 mph and thermostats are lowered after President Nixon urged immediate action. Continental Trailways and Dorlin Transfer Co extend cuts to 50 mph, while John A Love warns rationing could begin.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Continental Trailways Bus System
Dorlin Transfer Co
Missississippi River
Massachusetts
John A Love
Senate Slows on Passage of Emergency Energy Law
Washington Senate debate on emergency energy legislation slowed by technical amendments from the Nixon administration. Senator Henry M. Jackson expects the bill to reach the floor next week after votes on Alaska pipeline and fuel allocation bills. Administration officials warn full implementation of fuel allocation and rationing could take three to four months.
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Washington
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Interior Committee
Alaska
Nixon
Princess Anne and Fiance Share Prewedding Dance
Princess Anne and Capt Mark Phillips danced at a Hyde Park Hotel prewedding party hosted by the groom’s regiment, the Queen’s Dragoon Guards. About 300 guests enjoyed Fillet of Beef Wellington and plans for a stag night with limited alcohol.
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London
Anne
Mark Phillips
Queen's Dragoon Guards
Wellington
Eric Grounds
Royal Court
Grounds
Mark
Kemper Sentenced to Life for Eight Mutilation Murders
In Santa Cruz California Superior Court Judge Harry Brauer sentenced 25 year old Edmund Emil Kemper III to life imprisonment for the mutilation murders of eight women including his mother. The judge vowed Kemper will not be released during his natural life. He urged mercy for Kemper’s soul but stressed protection of others from him.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Edmund Emil Kemper III
Kemper
Superior Court
Harry Brauer
Marx files $15 million suit to halt scrapbook release
Comedian Groucho Marx, 83, sues to block publication of The Marx Brothers Scrapbook. He says the book contains his remarks on his wives drinking habits, industry people, and others sex practices that made him ill.
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New York
Groucho Marx
Moerx Brothers
Marx
Governor Lucey Dedicates School in Managua During Visit
Wisconsin Governor Patrick Lucey on a three day trip to Nicaragua dedicates an 18 classroom primary school donated by his state to earthquake devastated Managua. He is joined by Nicaraguan education officials in the ceremony.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Wisconsin
Patrick J Lucey
Lucey
Educa
Public Hearings Set on Auto Price Increases
The Cost of Living Council will hold public hearings November 20 and 21 in Washington on price increase requests from four automakers. The hearings cover increases ranging up to 208 dollars per car and involve General Motors Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp and American Motors Corp.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
America
Isevel Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Senator Nixon to make public tapes after grand jury
Sen George D Aiken said President Nixon told congressional leaders he plans to release White House tapes and Watergate documents after they are submitted to the federal grand jury. Aiken noted the President cannot release information now without risking contempt of court.
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John Shaeffer
White House
John A. Love
Jackson
Public Works and Commerce Committees
Block Island Votes to Return to Daylight Time
Block Island RI town council votes unanimously to move clocks forward one hour this weekend restoring daylight saving time. The island will observe Block Island time from 2 a.m. Sunday, as council president Herbert S. Whitman notes the change aims to conserve energy and that others will eventually align with the island.
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Block Island
Riap
Herbert S. Whitman
Medics Pleased With Girl After Liver Transplant
In New York a three year old Alden girl, Lisa Klingelsmith, remains in satisfactory condition after a 74 hour liver transplant at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. The donor liver, flown from Buffalo within six hours of removal, arrived in a chilled bag via private jet for the operation's urgent completion.
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New York
Alden
N.Y
Lisa Klingelsmith
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Manhattan
Buffalo
Ex-Wife In Convent Asks Alimony
Insurance man James A. Lane seeks to end alimony to his ex-wife Mary Lane now a novice in the Dominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary in Milwaukee. He argues her church provides living expenses and that she has turned over all support to her religious order. He contends she is no longer in need and is remarried in practice.
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Chicago
McCormack
Sullivan
James A. Lane
Mary
Dominican Sisters of the Perpetual Rosary
Milwaukee
Fire destroys large Gouverneur feed mill
A massive fire gutted a wooden feed mill in Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County, with six fire companies battling for over four hours. The mill, owned by the Gouverneur Cooperative Association, was declared a total loss, while a nearby store owned by the same cooperative was saved. No injuries were reported.
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Gouverneur
N.Y
St. Lawrence
Gouverneur Cooperative Association
Farmers’ Cooperative
Noone
Gay
Meir presses U S for clarity on Middle East peace plan
Israel's Prime Minister Golda Meir signals readiness to sign the six point peace plan but seeks fuller explanation of how it will work on the ground. U N spokesman Rudolf Stajduharn says Egypt and Israel will meet Sunday for the Suez road signing near Cairo. Beirut reports a Geneva peace conference may open December 10 with Egypt Syria and Jordan likely attending.
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Kissinger
Middle East
Iran
Pakistan
Kisinger
Morocco
Tunisia
Egypt
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Peking
Tokyo
Cairo
U.N
Rudolf Stajduharn
Israel
Suez-to-Cairo
Capi
Oswego Car Dealers boost United Way gift in 1971 drive
Robert Ebert president of the Oswego Car Dealers Association presents a United Way contribution on behalf of seven member dealerships. Chris Gagas accepts the check while Mrs. Jan Resnick zone chairman watches. The donation marks an increase over last year’s gifts from local businesses and organizations.
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Chris Gagas
United Way
Robert Ebert
Oswego Car Dealers Association
Behal
Jan Resnick
Oswego
Diamond weighs future roles in Rockefeller circle or AG bid
Henry Diamond, 34 years as New York environmental conservation commissioner, weighs two paths. He could join Gov Rockefeller's national campaign in a top post or pursue state attorney general in 1974 with potential paths to governor later, facing Lefkowitz reelection and GOP and Democratic rivals.
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Henry Diamond
Albany, N.Y
Diamond
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Inet
White House
Louis Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Cyanide Linked to Bullets in Foster Slaying
Investigators say five bullets used to kill Oakland school superintendent Marcus Foster contained cyanide. Roland Prahl, chief investigator for the Alameda County coroner, noted the distinctive odor and traced poison on one bullet found in Foster’s shirt pocket.
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Oakland
Calif
Roland Prahl
Alameda County
Marcus Foster
IBM to Release Revised Punitive Damages Ruling
A federal judge said he will release today a revised punitive damages ruling against IBM in the Telex Corp. antitrust case. Copies of the ruling will be available in Salt Lake City and Tulsa.
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Salt Lake City
International Business Machines Corp
IBM
Telex Corp
U.S. District Court
A. Sherman Christensen
Tulsa
Okla
Milwaukee firemen end week-long contract dispute
Milwaukee firemen, after a week of slowdown, agree to submit their contract to an independent factfinding panel as part of resolving their dispute with the city. Local officials announced the move to pause duties while negotiations proceed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Trinity Hosts Ecumenical Thanksgiving Eve Service
Trinity United Methodist Church will host the annual ecumenical Thanksgiving Eve service on Wednesday November 21 at 730 p m sponsored by the Oswego Area Council of Churches. Rev Earl Smith leads with clergy and laity assisting and the Trinity chancel choir directed by Miss Elizabeth M Powell with organist Mrs George M Butler. The council committee includes Rev George Butler Rev James Ramey Leo Porter and Herbert Ranous.
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Trinity United Methodist Church
Oswego Area
Elizabeth M. Powell
Will Ging
George M. Butler
Powell
Trinity Church
George Butler
James Ramey
Leo Porter
Herbert Ranous
Burr
Heavy Snow Expected With Accumulations Up To Five Inches
Weather forecast calls for continued cold with occasional snow flurries this afternoon and tonight. Snow squalls in localized areas may add three to five inches, while most areas see trace to two inches by midnight. Sunshine returns tomorrow with a high near 40 and gusty northwest winds.
Snow and cold sweep eastern Great Lakes region today
Scattered snow fell across the eastern Great Lakes region while freezing temperatures chilled the mid Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. Niagara Falls saw two inches of snow, Binghamton and Traverse City about one inch, under clear skies with record low readings from Oklahoma and Missouri to Kentucky.
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mid-Mississippi
Ohio
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Binghamton
Traverse City
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kentucky
Central
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Texas Panhandle
Colorado
Nebrasa
Sudden Death Shocks Reform Judaism Centennial
At the 100th anniversary convention of Reform Judaism in New York, Rabbi Dr. Maurice Eisendrath collapsed from a heart seizure an hour before delivering his final address. President-elect Rabbi Alexander Schindler announced the death to about 3,500 delegates, praising Eisendrath’s 30 years of leadership and noting the move’s mourning mood and possible memorial service.
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Reform Judaism
New York
Maurice Eisendrath
Alexander M. Schindler
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
F Eisendrath
Maurice
Rabbi Schindler
New York Hilton Hotel
Dr. Eisendrath
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