Ben-Gurion Dies After Stroke In Israel
Former Israeli prime minister David Ben-Gurion dies at 1:06 a.m. in Tel Aviv area hospital at age 87, two weeks after a stroke. The Old Man of Israel helped found the state, led wartime actions, and oversaw immigration and Negev development during 12 years in office.
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Wait And See Posture On Gas Rationing Emerges
Nixon administration adopts a wait and see stance on gasoline rationing amid energy shortages. Energy adviser John A. Love says rationing depends on effectiveness of conservation measures and other programs. Contingency planning discussed, public input sought, coal conversion urged, and CLC pricing mechanism for refineries to favor heating oil to be decided soon.
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Skylab Crew Puzzled by Clunking Noise on Docked Ferry
Skylab 3 astronauts report a mysterious clunk and vibration aboard the Apollo ferry attached to the mother ship. Gerald Carr notices the sounds during cleanup while Gibson and Pogue do not hear them. Flight Director Shaffer says officials have only far out explanations and are still investigating with few clues.
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Weather May Bring Rain Then Clearing Skies
Rain and showers today, then cloudy tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures. Southerly winds 5-15 turning northerly 10-15 tonight and Sunday. Highs 53 today, 56 tomorrow, lows 43 tonight. River levels listed for several bridges. sunset and sunrise times provided.
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Krogh to Testify as Charges Drop in Ellsberg Break-in Case
Krogh will be allowed to testify in the California case after the Los Angeles DA moves to drop state conspiracy and burglary charges following his Washington guilty plea. Krogh, ex White House aide in the Nixon era, was linked to the Beverly Hills Fielding office break-in in 1971 and may become a key witness for defense against Ehrlichman and others.
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California Board of Equalization assigns Western White House at 1.5 million
The Western White House in Santa Ana is assessed at 1.5 million by the California Board of Equalization, 130000 higher than the county's earlier figure. The appraisal uses March 1, 1973 as the closing lien date and was prepared by Howard M. Childs for the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
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Senate approves Social Security rise with work bonus plan
The Senate passed a bill to raise Social Security payments by 11 percent and provide a work bonus up to 400 dollars yearly for low income workers. It would raise payroll taxes in 1974 for middle and upper earners and expand Medicare to cover most prescription drug costs for the elderly. A conference committee must cut Treasury impact to avoid a presidential veto.
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Food Prices Fall Across Farm and Grocery Sectors
UPI reports ongoing declines in raw farm product prices through Nov 15, marking a 12.5 percent drop from August’s peak. The cost of a typical market basket slid to 1620 dollars in October, with cattle, calves, cotton, broiler chickens and soybeans driving the dip while milk rice potatoes and tomatoes rose.
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Geneva Conference Survival In Doubt
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir said the breakdown of desert cease-fire talks with Egypt should not cancel the planned Geneva peace conference. Egypt warned failure could derail the Geneva talks as fighting flares along the Suez Canal. Jordan and Palestinian leaders debated representation while Arab states argued over the west bank.
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Arabs Press Common Market For Pro Arab Oil Policy
Arab oil ministers Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani and Belaid Abdesselam urged the European Common Market to adopt a pro Arab stance to lift the oil embargo and said they will seek U S pressure on Israel. They met with Common Market President Ortoli in Brussels and spoke after talks with Dutch officials led by Ruud Lubbers.
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Local Postmaster Assures Christmas Mail Delivery
Red Bluff Post Office workers will move Christmas mail with dispatch and aim to complete all deliveries by Christmas Eve. Postmaster Robert J. Clifford urges customers to mail first class items by Dec 3 and airmail by Dec 8, noting possible energy-related delays and potential reductions in extra holiday flights.
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