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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1974

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Meir Bids Farewell as Ministers Gift Kitchenware

Golda Meir chairs her last Cabinet meeting as Israel's premier. Ministers present a kitchenware set as a farewell gift. Rabin-designate to lead next session. Eban Dayan and Sapir also exit. Weather note and regional details follow in the same dispatch.

Jerusalem Golda Meir Israel Israel-Syria Geneva Abba Eban Defense Moshe Dayan Pinhas Sapir Eban Dayan Sapir Mei Manachem

Governors urge Nixon to surrender Watergate tapes

A six governor panel urged President Nixon to hand over all Watergate tapes and subpoenaed documents. Carter backed impeachment. Evans saw state stability amid Washington turmoil. McCall urged resignation as least bad option if evidence withheld.

Seattle Nixon White House Tom McCall Oregon Jimmy Carter Georgia Daniel J. Evans Washington Daniel Walker Illinois Wendell Anderson Minnesota Wendell Ford Kentucky House Judiciary Committee Carter McCall Evans Governors Conference

Weekend crash claims two lives on Somerset roads

Two Pittsburgh residents died in a Saturday night crash at a rural intersection near New Centerville. Wayne Snyder of Rockwood was seriously injured and a child passenger of his was taken to hospital. Police estimate $8,000 in vehicle damage across the incidents and list several other weekend accidents with injuries and property damage.

Somerset Pittsburgh Somerset County W. Edward Kramer Carla Lynn Kramer New Centerville Kramer Wayne Snyder Rockwood Snyder Somerset Community Hospital Amy Lynn Sager Somerset RD Marcy Hospital Carla Kramer Berlin Roger Foy Foy Stephanie Moore Stacy Gibbons Theodore Chunko Damge Doris Friedline Herbert Miller E. Church Street S.kimberly Avenue Patricia Shaulis Elmer Moore

Scott Says Much Right In America

Ashland Virginia AP Senator Hugh Scott Republican Pa says many positives exist and the nation is strong enough to stand by its Constitution. He notes peace in 1974 with no drafted soldiers and praises dialogue with Russia and China. Scott cites Middle East peace efforts and integrated schools while urging youth involvement.

Ashland Hugh Scott America Scott Randolph- Macon College U. S Middle East Senate

Oil Prices Not Out Of Line Says Exxon Executive

E W Inglis of Exxon told the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers convention that oil companies posted about a 50 percent profit rise last year, versus 72 percent for the paper and 71 percent for steel, attributing the energy situation to decades of ill defined government policy and predicting the industry will be viewed more favorably in history.

Bedford Springs E.W. Inglis Exxon Pennsylvania’ Society of Professional Engineers

Deadly Flixborough blast leaves dozens feared dead

A massive chemical explosion at Nypro U.K. in Flixborough England triggered a fire and a radioactivity scare. Police estimate 29 dead and 105 injured with official counts ranging up to 55. Rescue work was hindered by a half mile wall of flame as 20 000 residents evacuated.

Flixborough England Nypro-U.k. Ltd London June Purves Grimsby

Thieu Orders Crackdown on Phantom and Flower Soldiers

President Thieu ordered a crackdown on officers pilfering pay for soldiers who exist only on payrolls or never report for duty. US funds over 40 percent of South Vietnam's armed forces, facing potential losses estimated up to 15 million dollars annually with 50 000 to 200 000 phantom or flower soldiers.

Saigon South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu United States Thieu Independence Palace

Arab oil ministers split on lifting boycott moves

Arab oil ministers in Cairo delayed further action after a 20 minute meeting. They split over Algerian calls to lift the oil boycott against the Netherlands and to end reduced deliveries to Denmark. The next gathering is set for July 10 in Cairo. An official said no new decision was needed.

Cairo Holland Denmark United States

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