Syrian warned Lebanon over joint Syrian Palestinian forces
The United Press International report cites Israeli warnings to Lebanon that Syrian forces joining Palestinian guerrillas would start a confrontation. Talks loom between Hafez Assad and Suleiman Franjieh in Beirut, as Lebanese leaders deny non-Lebanese forces and Israel plans further attacks. Yigal Allon travels to meet Kissinger January 15 to push Sinai progress. Arafat cites 37,600 Arab guerrilla deaths in ten years, with thousands arrested or sentenced in Israel. Shimon Peres confirms Syria allowed Palestinian fighters to cross into Lebanon.
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Hy United Press International
Isral
Lebanon
Monday Ahl
Hafez Assad
Suleiman Franjich
Beirut
Rashid Salk
Israel
Yigal Allon
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Sinai
Egypt
Ma'ariv
Kissinger
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
al Balagh
Shimon Peres
Syria
Kebanon
Frothier
Ervin Sits on Misconduct Hearing Despite Recusal Claim
A special judicial panel ruled there is no constitutional or statutory reason to bar Justice Ervin from hearing misconduct charges against Justices Boyd and Dekle. The panel, led by Ervin, heard arguments on recusal and potential removals tied to a secret memo and other alleged influences. Further oral arguments are scheduled for June 31.
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Bay County
Miami
Ervin
Robert
Dekle
Vie
Boyd
Orkle
JQC
Adams
Wo, Fitzpatrick
Nixon Lawyers Challenge Laws On Tapes Control
Nixon lawyers filed a motion in U S District Court arguing Congress overstepped executive privilege by seizing Nixon tapes and documents, seeking an injunction and panel review. Gesell denied delaying final orders on broadcast release as part of the Watergate tapes dispute.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Congress
Nixon
Herbert J. Miller
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Gerhard A. Gesell
Seer
Dee
Gesell
Ford Administration
Watergate
Henry
Ruthie
Richey
No Word From Viet Outpost
Saigon reports the 10 government troops in Phunc Binh town, 66 miles north of Saigon, lost contact Monday night. Rangers and infantry including the province chief held a bunker for three days as North Vietnamese forces overran the town. Artillery and rockets were used around Phunc Binh with casualties in nearby Saigon suburbs.
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Saigon
UPD
Phunc Binh
Red
Phuoc Long
Congressmen cry CIA panel a whitewash in probe
Washington lawmakers accuse Ford’s eight member CIA inquiry panel of bias and possible whitewash. Senator Proxmire blasts the commission chaired by Rockefeller, urges a Watergate style probe, and calls for a separate congressional oversight committee.
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UPI
White House
Ford
Special Commission
CIA
Ron Nelsen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hat
Nessen
Bul
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Rockefeller
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Robert L. Leggett
Dcalif
House Armed Services Committee
Commission
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Foreign Relations
National Woman's Political Caucus
Frances Farenthold
Proxmire
GIA
Wisconsin
Williams Named To Twin Cities Chamber Position
Mrs. John Barbara Williams was named executive secretary of the Niceville Valparaiso Chamber of Commerce by the chamber board Monday. She succeeds Mrs. Earl Annette Hicks, who moves to Albuquerque New Mexico as her husband is reassigned. Williams, a Valparaiso resident, assumed her duties Monday.
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John
Barbara) Williams
Niceville Valparaiso
Reds Keeping Silent On Brezhnev Illness
London reports say Leonid Brezhnev is sick but not seriously ill, with Moscow and Western officials silent on details. White House said Ford has no information confirming leukemia rumors and may still plan a mid year summit in Washington.
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London
UPI
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid
Brezhnev
White House
Ron Nessen
Washington
Ford
Chicago Sun-Times
Charles Bartlett
Nessen
Moscow
Kremlin
Anwar Sadat
PSC Grants Utility Hikes In Florida Power Firms
The Public Service Commission approved rate increases for Florida Power and Light and Florida Power Corp to avert financial collapse. FPL gains 68.9 million. Florida Power 23.3 million. Residential bills rise about 2.20 and 3.85 respectively plus 5 dollar new customer connection. Officials warn of possible bankruptcy without relief amid fuel costs and weak ratings. Andrew Vines urges action to keep the firm running. Weeks urges stronger returns on investments as fuel sourcing remains overseas.
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Tallahassee
Public Service Commission
Florida Power and Light Ca
FPL
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power
St. Petersburg
PSC
Wall Street
Don Alexander
Florida
Automakers report sharp 1974 sales drop in nonstrike year
DETROIT AP Automakers say 1974 sales fell 23 percent from 1973 to 7,448,921 cars, the worst nonstrike year since 1959. December sales slid 25 percent from a year earlier, with imports down 33 percent. GM, Ford, Chrysler, AMC all posted declines as layoffs mount to clear inventories.
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Detroit
API
General Motors
WLS
Chrysler
American Motors
AMC
Idustry
Mack W. Worden
Balloon Bubble Bursts Denies Forbes Transatlantic Aim
Publisher Malcolm Forbes and aerospace scientist Thomas Heinsheimer were nearly launched in a helium balloon craft when 12 large balloons broke loose at SANTA ANA. They were dragged across an airport apron before the launch director rescued them. Forbes plans another attempt within six weeks if new Mylar balloons arrive.
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Malcolm Wordes
Europe
US Marine Corps
Santa Ana
Calif
Malcolm Worhes
Mamus Heingheimer
Cali
Malcolm Forbes
California
Forbes
Thomas Heinsheimer
J. Pierre Pomimere
Pierre
Atlantic
Heimsheimer
National Guard Called To Retake Monastery
Gov Lucey orders 127th Infantry to the Alexian Brothers monastery after militants seized the novitiate. 250 guardsmen activated to support Shawano County law enforcement, with checkpoints around the area as negotiations begin.
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Gresham
Wis
UPL
Patrick J. Lucey
National Guard
Alexian Brothers
Lucey
Madison
Shawano County
Robert A. Montour
127Th Infantry
Green Bay
Arthur Heinkel
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Florida Freedom Inc
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