Moynihan vows to stay as UN ambassador amid critics
United Nations Washington reports say Daniel Patrick Moynihan will remain as the U.S. chief delegate after a White House backing pledge. He spoke with President Ford and denied resigning, despite earlier claims of inadequate support from Washington. The discussion followed Moynihan's public back-and-forth with critics.
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United Nations
N.Y
White House
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
United States
Harvard
Ford
Washington
Moynihan
Mandel
Baltimore
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Building craftsmen back on job after longest strike
The Sabine District Council carpenters ended a 238 day strike returning about 7,000 workers to industrial construction projects worth around 1.5 billion dollars. Wages rose to 10.83 to 10.96 per hour for carpenters and pile drivers, with final deal 0.17 above prior offers but 0.07 below union hopes.
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Beaumont, Tex
Texas
Sabine District Council of Carpenters
Ing
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
FMCS
Carpenters
Associated General Contractors
Jefferson County
Wheeler
Basque rebels kill mayor marking first political death since Franco
In Oyarzun near San Sebastian two ETA gunmen shot mayor Antonio Echeverria, a 33 year old widower, as he opened his door. He died later in hospital. Police found the getaway car abandoned and tightened the Spain France Basque border. ETA vows more killings of mayors unless resignations occur.
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Dallas
Charles Dennis Easley
Sherman
State District Court
James Zimmerman
Easley
Zimmerman
McKinney
Donna Marie Golish
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Victoria
Julie Flint
Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Oyarzun
San Sebastian
Antonio Echeverria
ETA
Franco
Juan Carlos I
Echeverria
Basque Land and Liberty
Basque Country
Zarauz
Lower livestock prices drop ’74 farm income
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John White notes sharply lower cattle and hog prices slashed farm income in 1974 from 1973 levels. He cites frozen prices, higher feed costs, and weaker meat demand as key factors, with cotton also retreating after 1973 peak exports and synthetic textile demand.
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Texas Agriculture
John C. White
Texas Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
White
Leftists seize three Portuguese air bases in revolt
Leftist paratroopers occupied Monte Real, Montijo, and Monsanto bases near Lisbon in a move seen as a rebellion against moderate military leaders. Reports said armories were handed to civilians as the government denied any fighting. The incident followed the Revolutionary Council's bid to replace Gen Otelo Carvalho with Capt Vasco Lourenco, a move later withdrawn by the president.
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Portugal
Beirolas
Air Force
Tancos
Tagus River
Monte Real
Montijo
Tagus
Monsanto
Military Revolutionary Council
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Vasco Lourenco
Carvalho
Lourenco
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Tijuana fire leaves 150 persons homeless
A2. About 150 people were left homeless as three blazes within an hour destroyed 20 homes and a mattress factory in two hillside districts Colonia Castell o and Colonia La Cima. Firefighters faced steep terrain and water shortages as residents sought safety in a city cemetery and the fires spread toward San Diego across the border.
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Patrick Arnold
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Angeles National Forest
Santa Ana
Mojave Desert
Here
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ford
Tijuana
Mexico
Colonia Castillo
Colonia la Cima
Small merchants shield law sparks west of debate
Washington AP report on Ford administration plans to seek Congress changes to the Robinson Patman Act aiming to shield small merchants from price discrimination. Hearings December 8 to 10 will gather economists, lawyers and officials to shape a legislative proposal.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
White House
Jonathan C. Rose
Justice Department
Rose
Cial
Office of Management and Budget
Morris and
Ford
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