Skylab 3 Crew Launches 84-Day Orbit Mission
Three rookie astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson launched aboard a Saturn 1B rocket for Skylab 3 starting an 84 day mission. They aim to study the sun earth and man while observing comet Kohoutek and test long duration spaceflight effects. Docking with Skylab is planned and research could aid future space and resource applications.
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Fla
Skylab Space Station
Gerald P. Carr
Mission Control
Earth
Man
Kohoutek
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Col. Carr
Air Force
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Yugoslavia
Carr
Gerald P. Carriop
Edward Gibson
L.L
William Pogue
L.A
Los Angeles Apartment Fire Kills 24. Dozens Missing
Fire swept a 68 unit brick building in Wilshire early today trapping residents and forcing many to leap to safety. Fire Chief Raymond Hill reports 24 deaths including nine children and at least 52 injured with several in critical condition. An undetermined number remain missing as investigators assess the 200 residents unaccounted for after the blaze.
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Raymond Hill
Wilshire
Hill
Wilmington
Fire Destroys Griffiss Commissary I n Griffiss Air Force Base
A civilian motor pool mechanic, Donald Knapp, 57, of Rome, died while watching a fire destroy Griffiss Air Force Base commissary. The WWII era wooden building, serving base personnel, burned for about two hours amid strong winds, with damage estimated at 500000 dollars. An unidentified base firefighter suffered smoke inhalation as crews from the base and nearby towns fought the blaze.
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Rome, N. Y
Donald Knapp
Rome
Bsef
Knapp
Base Information Office
Francis Fraser
Fraser
Nixon accused by Republicans over Richardson remarks
Washington senators say President Nixon told them Elliot Richardson lied about his role in firing Archibald Cox. The White House denied Nixon called Richardson a liar and said the senators misunderstood his comments.
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Nixon
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Archibald Cox
White House
Richardson
White House launches surrogates program to counter impeachment coverage
The White House creates a special surrogates program to balance media coverage and support the impeachment effort. Nixon aides and family members will supplement his appearances, with a memo sent to key officials on November 5 outlining the plan.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Justice Dept Talks on Minority Jobs in Steel Industry
Assistant Attorney General J. Stanley Pottinger says the Justice Department is negotiating with the steel industry over minority job opportunities and that a lawsuit remains possible but settlement is hoped. He notes a similar stance with other industries and unions.
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Washington
Justice Department
Asst. Atty
J. Stanley Pottinger
Pottinger
Department
Tax foe warns fuel tax if shortages rise
The opponent argues against a stiff gasoline line tax saying it would hit the common motorist as shortages approach 20 percent of demand and vows to oppose any tax to dampen consumption.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Social Security Bill Clears House With 391 to 20 Vote
The House rushed to recess and approved a Social Security bill by 391 to 20 after 15 minutes of electronic tallying. It allocates 2.4 billion dollars more for next year to about 30 million recipients, in an 11 percent benefit increase in two steps.
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Washington
Connally Denies Knowledge of Deal in Milk Price Rise Push
Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally testified before the Senate Watergate committee for 244 hours denying awareness of any political deal in urging President Nixon to boost milk price supports in 1971. He said dairy representatives pressed for the rise and that his stance aligned with theirs but he had no knowledge of political commitments or contributions. Connally had shifted from Democrat to Republican earlier in the year. Continued on Page 5.
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John B. Connally
Senate Watergate Committee
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Texas
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Associated Milk
New High School Favored in Oswego Poll
The Palladium Times poll returned 600 plus straw votes over ten days showing strong support to keep Oswego High and Middle Schools as they are. However about three of four favor a new High School at Curtis or another site over a new Middle School, with conversion of OHS to a Middle School after building. Referendum supporters narrowly led, 88 to 82, on who should decide.
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Ohs-Middle School
Palladium Times
Oswego High School
Curtis
OHS
Board of Education
Leighton Dool
Four Canandaigua residents file $750000 claim against Ontario County
Four Canandaigua residents Ernest McKeever Eva Hinman Peggy Castle and Leonard Castle file a notice of a $750000 claim against Ontario County and Canandaigua City charging police manhandling false arrest and imprisonment stemming from an Aug 25 incident at Reeds Inn Hopewell. The suit names county and city police as defendants.
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N.Y
Ontario County
Reeds Inn
Hopewell
Ernest McKeever
Eva Hinman
Pegey Castle
Leonard
McKeever
Snow Flurries and Wind Mark Local Weather
Weather summary reports mostly cloudy and windy conditions with occasional snow flurries this afternoon. Possible new snow accumulation up to two inches by evening. Tonight and tomorrow vary with clouds and chance of snow flurries. Highs near 30 to 35 and lows around 20 to 25. North to northwest winds 15 to 25 miles per hour.
Oswego Students Named For Alumni Exchange Programs
Miss Laurie Luongo Oswego High School 1973 American Field Service ambassador to Yugoslavia spoke with Oswego's Jan Luke candidate for the 1971 AFL summer exchange. Luongo returned in September after two months with the Edward Bergant family in Karlovac Yugoslavia Luke was chosen as Oswego's AFL summer program candidate. Final selection and placement are done by AFS International in New York City.
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Laurie Luongo
Osweto High School
Yugoslavia
Janet Luke
Osweco
APS
Miss Luon
Ernest Luongo
Sheldon Ave
Edward Bergant
Karlovac
Yuoslavia
Miss Luke
Joseph Luke
East
Oneida
Kissinger to Discuss Fuel Issue With U S Oil Firms
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will meet with major U S oil company officials on returning to Washington to discuss how the Arab oil cutback affects foreign policy. In Tokyo he heard Japanese leaders urge an early Middle East settlement while noting no US troops withdrawal from Korea is planned.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
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United States
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U.S
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Yasuhiro Nakasone
Middle East
U. S
Plac
South Korea
Egypt
Peking
China
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
U.N. General Assembly
Ford Denies He Offered Aid to Stock Swindler
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford denied offering help to Louis Wolfson. During House Judiciary Committee hearings on his nomination Ford said a lawyer and two congressmen offered aid independently to aid Wolfson if he cooperated in the Douglas investigation. He cited letters from Benton Becker and William Bittman as evidence of the improvised offer.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Louis Wolfson
Jerome R. Waldie
D-Calif
House Judiciary Committee
Ford
Wolfson
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Waldie
Fords
Benton L. Becker
Wolfsons
Douglas
Becker
William C. Bittman
Albert Parvin
Parvin Dohrman Co
Bittman
Beckers
Nixon signs Alaska pipeline bill to start next year
President Nixon signed the Alaska pipeline bill authorizing work on a $45 billion project to tap America s largest oil field, clearing the way for construction to begin in the coming year.
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Nixon
Washington
Americas
Kennedy Son Reported Sick With Bone Cancer
The 12 year old Edward M. Kennedy Jr. is said to have bone cancer and require amputation of his right leg. The Kennedy family has not confirmed the report but is expected to issue a statement later.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kissinger Says U.S. Seeks Détente but Not Middle East Hegemony
In Cairo Henry Kissinger told Al Ahram editor Mohammed Heikal that the United States will not let the Middle East crisis endanger Soviet-American détente while preventing the area from falling into the hands of the second superpower.
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Cairo
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
United States
Middle East
Kissinger
Mohammaed Hassanein Heikal
al Ahram
Milk Price Rise Seen as Contract Talks Advance
Milk industry spokesmen indicate a three to four cent per quart price increase may follow a tentative agreement with dairy employees on a new contract. The Metropolitan Dairy Institute, representing 12 dairies, calls the arrangement not a tentative contract but an arrangement.
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New York
Metropolitan Dairy Institute
Focus of Federal Probes Involving Rep Shirley Chisholm
The New York Times reports federal investigations target Rep Shirley Chisholm with a central probe into possible misuse of a $23,000 surplus from her 1972 Brooklyn congressional campaign. Other areas are unnamed. an administrative agency, not the Justice Department, is involved.
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New York
The
New York Times
Shirley Chisholm
Congress
Brooklyn Democrat
Washington
Justice Department
Priest Under House Arrest in Manila Case
Detained American priest Edward Gerlock of Binghamton New York was moved to house arrest after a day at Engineer Island deportation center. He was arrested October 31 near Tagum, Davao region. Investigation shifted from military to Civilian Justice Department. no charges yet.
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Manila
Edward Gerlock
Binghamton
New York
Engineer Island
Maryknoll Order
Father Gerlock
Tagum
Davao
Camp Crame
Quezoy City
Justice Department
Maryknoll
Profits Growth Slower in Third Quarter
Washington reports show American corporations posted slower profits growth in Q3 with auto sector declines. Personal income rose modestly in October by 9.2 billion dollars vs 11.2 billion in September, while before tax profits up 599 million to 129.4 billion annualized and after tax profits fell slightly to 71.5 billion, first drop since late 1970.
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