Low mood appraisal hits multiple industries in 1975 76
The article surveys autos housing and thrift sectors, noting worsened auto sales and high unemployment with widespread layoffs. It cites Albert Sindlinger on forecasts ranging from 6.3 to 9.8 million 1975 auto sales and warns housing and thrift sectors may improve if rates fall, while stock prospects look weak.
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New York
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Diole
Savings and Loans
Mutual Savings Banks
Kuchel laments UN moves after world body clash
Former California senator Thomas Kuchel told the Sacramento Bee he felt indignation and frustration as a U S delegate to the UN session. He criticized inviting Yasir Arafat and the South Africa General Assembly suspension while warning Asian African Arab and Communist states eroded support for the UN. He said the General Assembly is only one segment and urged the United States not to turn its back on the rest of the shrinking globe.
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Calif
Thomas Kuchel
U.S
United Nations
Kuchel
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
South Africa
General Assembly
Israel
California
Sacramento Bee
John A. Scali
U.N
Arafat
Assembly
United States
Gold Hits Record High on Zurich Market Amid France Move
Gold futures rose to new record levels in Zurich as France announced plans to revalue its gold reserve. The price opened around 188.25 dollars per ounce with further gains anticipated.
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Zurich
Switzerland
France
Emporia Man Sues FBI Over Desertion Arrest
Steven Ray Shepherd of Emporia Kansas filed a 500000 damage suit in U S District Court claiming he was arrested by five FBI agents as an Army deserter about 18 months after leaving the service. He says the Army discharged him June 17 1971 and the FBI served a warrant December 37 1973. He was held in Lyon County jail for two days before release by an attorney. The FBI agents named were not identified and no comment was available.
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Wichita
Kan
Steven Ray Shepherd
Emporia
FBI
Shepherd
U.S. District Court
Lyon County
Two Americans among 77 killed in Venezuelan air crash
Caracas Venezuela AP two Americans were among 77 killed when a Venezuelan Avensa DC9 crashed four minutes after takeoff from Maturin for Caracas. The victims included Paul Rice and William Richard who boarded in Maturin. No survivors were reported as recovery teams work amid burned remains and difficulty identifying the dead. The flight originated Ciudad Bolivar with stops at Puerto Ordaz and Maturin. Officials cite explosion after takeoff, with investigation ordered by the Venezuelan government.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Maturin
Avensa
Paul Rice
William Richard
Ciudad Bolivar
Puerto Ordaz
Christmas Not So Jolly For Many
The Associated Press finds widespread holiday layoffs hit auto timber and textile workers as prices rise and jobs grow scarce. About 6 million Americans were jobless in November, with auto industry layoffs the deepest and most prolonged in the postwar era.
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