Governors Praise Nixon Watergate Resolution at GOP Meeting
A group of 17 Republican governors unanimously approved a resolution praising President Nixon for foreign policy handling and full Watergate disclosure. Gerald Ford addressed the group, urging unity to sustain GOP gains, especially in the South, while Meldrim Thomson was noted as a leading supporter.
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Memphis, Tenn
Virginia
Republican Governors Association
Gerald Ford
Ford
South
Nixon
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
One Car Crash Hospitalizes Two Women Near Viola Avenue
Two women were hospitalized after a single vehicle rollover on Kirkwood Road south of Viola Avenue. Lois L. McGourty and passenger Valerie Pfeifer were taken to Corning Memorial Hospital then transferred to Enloe Hospital in Chico. A separate incident on Antelope Boulevard involved a Hereford cow causing a noninjury crash with fatal injuries to the animal.
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Kirkwood Road
Viola Avenue
California Highway Patrol
Lois L. McGourty
Carmichael
Valerie Pfeifer
Corning
Corning Memorial Hospital
Enloe Hospital
Chico
Antelope Boulevard
St. Mary’s Avenue
Mary Ann Wilkins
Los Molinos
Thanksgiving Services Planned Across Red Bluff Corning High County
Red Bluff and Corning host Thanksgiving services with multiple churches taking part. Rev J A Barber leads Red Bluff events at First Church of God Wednesday 7 30 PM with nursery and food drive for the Food Bank. Corning services at Seventh Day Adventist Church 7 30 PM led by Pastor Mike Wilson with Rev Darrell Hoyle speaking.
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Red Bluff
Church of God
J.A. Barber
St. Jackson St
Luther Road
Red Bluff Association
Corning Ministerial Association
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mike Wilson
Darrell Hoyle
First United Methodist Church
West and
Butte Streets
David Avenue
United Parish
Don Jordan
Fellowship Hall
First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Richard Merrill
Energy crisis spurs global measures and warnings
Worldwide by United Press International reports a global energy shortage triggering actions from Japan to Britain. Broadcast curbs after midnight, wartime slogans revived, floodlight bans for a birthday, and Pravda backing oil as a peace tool accompany talks among Common Market ministers, OPEC style meetings in Vienna, and threats of Sunday driving limits in the United States. Japan faces heavy impacts with ten major industries hit, including autos and steel.
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United Press International
Japan
Britain
Thailand
Communist Party
Pravda
Middle East
Copenhagen
United States
Vienna
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Jamshid Amouzegar
Iran
Government Orders Gas Stations Shut Sundays and Holidays
The government mandated all gas stations close on Sundays and holidays after failing to secure voluntary compliance. The note mentions Japan’s involvement and the Tokyo Sugar Exchange halting activity due to hoarding and speculation, with brief references to Belgium and West Germany.
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Japan
Israel
Tokyo Sugar Exchange
Belgium
West Germany
Energy Crisis Could Disrupt Christmas Mail
Postmaster General Elmer T. Klassen warned Congress that the energy crisis could seriously disrupt Christmas mail. Airlines have cut flights and fuel shortages threaten Postal Service trucks while a rate hike to cover costs is in flux.
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Washington
UPI
Elmer T. Klassen
Congress
Klassen
Postal Service
Senate votes energy powers and Ford VP confirmation
The Senate approved Nixon’s energy emergency bill by 78 to 6 to enable rationing and curb oil exports while a task force suggested banning Sunday gasoline sales. The Rules Committee unanimously backed Rep. Gerald R. Ford’s vice presidency, with report preparation set for after Thanksgiving. Skylab repairs continue as astronauts service cooling systems. Edward Kennedy Jr. begins walking with parallel bars after leg amputation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
House
Washington Post
Senate Rules Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Marlow Cook
Rky
Cook
Kennedy
Edward Moore Kennedy Jr
Georgetown University Hospital
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Watergate Committee Eyes Rebozo and Connally Testimony
Senate Watergate committee staff plans to call Charles G. Rebozo and John P. Connally to public hearings. Rebozo received $100,000 from Howard Hughes and hid it three years, while Connally faced questions over $227,500 in milk industry contributions and a $15,000 personal payment claim. The FBI reportedly cannot verify the Hughes money origin. Chief investigator Bellino was cleared of electronic surveillance charges, while Scott Armstrong was suspended. The White House gains a week delay to submit subpoenaed material due to a lawyer’s illness.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Charles G
Bebe
Rebozo
Treasury
John P. Connally
Connally
Howard Hughes
New York Times
FBI
Hughes
Congress
Kenneth Whitaker
Carmine Bellino
John F. Kennedy
GOP
George Bush
Edward Gurney
Florida
Scott Armstrong
Samuel L. Cash
Armstrong
Rolling Stone
Cash
White House
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Senate
Watergate Grand Jury
Sirica
Samuel J. Powers
Miami
Israel Debates Troop Withdrawal Amid Suez Talks
Emergency cabinet session in Jerusalem discusses Meir plan for both nations to pull to prewar positions along the Suez Canal. Yariv and Elazar bring maps as Egypt seeks UN inquiry into Israeli bridge work at Deversoir and a cease-fire stalemate persists with joint search for missing troops and late POW repatriations.
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United Press International
Jerusalem
Egypt
Suez Canal
Aharon Yariv
Golda Meir
Israel
Armed Forces
David Elazar
Cairo
Egyptaan
United Nations
Mustafa Lutfi
Ensio Siilasvuo
USN
UNEF
Sillasvuo
Yariv
Mohammed
Sinai Desert
Lod
Weather Today and Tomorrow With Cooler Temperatures
Rain today and tomorrow with partial clouds and a chance of showers tomorrow. Highs around 55 today and 54 tomorrow with lows near 40. Winds southerly 10 to 25 mph. Thursday outlook mostly fair. River levels listed for several bridges and Lake Red Bluff. Sunset and sunrise times provided.
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Lake Red Bluff
Bend Bridge
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Chance Of Dying Quadruples At 70 Miles An Hour
Chicago report notes that at 70 mph the risk of death in a highway crash is four times higher than at 50 mph. The National Safety Council estimates 625 to 725 holiday highway deaths over the four day period. A spokesman says no reliable figure for lives saved via 50 mph limits, but danger rises by doubling each 10 mph increment above 50.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
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Friends of Israel
Senate Post Office Committee
Petrochemicals
Holland
Luxembourg
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Phnom Penh
World News
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Houston
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
Fast Service
Riverside Plaza
Walnui
Watergate Committee
Yedioth Ahronoth
Geneva
Sinai Peninsula
Ming
Terrace
FFA
Robin DiDio
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