Nixon Kissinger Dobrynin Meet For General Policy Review
President Nixon held a private White House meeting with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to discuss broad foreign policy matters. Reporters noted Dobrynin's presence surprised observers and the three men spoke about policy for about an hour.
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Price Tags Rising As Inflation Hits Food And Fuel
U S Department of Labor figures show October 1973 prices higher than October 1972 for all items and higher than September for most categories. Meat fell 5.3 percent month over month but rose 30 percent over the past year. cereals dairy fuel oil and coal led monthly gains while gas and electricity rose modestly. Gasoline up 3.4 percent in a month 10.5 percent year over year.
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Christmas Day Traffic Quiet as Death Toll Dips
Christmas day traffic showed fewer fatalities with NSC putting final count above 500, well below 1958’s 594. Gasoline shortages hit highways, sparking prices near 99 cents per gallon. airlines and railroads reported light business.
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N.Y
City Judge Cracks Down On Defendants Who Miss Court
City Court Judge Frank Crawford warned Wednesday that tardy defendants will face stiffer penalties starting Jan 2 1974. He urged offenders to appear at 8 30 am on their scheduled date or risk contempt fines and possible arrest with a $500 bond.
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Rain ending with cooler spell for Terre Haute area
National Weather Service report shows rain ending tonight then cooler conditions. Indiana forecast calls for mostly cloudy Thursday with light showers. highs in the upper 30s to 40s, lows 32–35, with 20–30 percent rain chances. Illinois forecast: tonight rain, Thursday mostly cloudy with rain likely. highs in the 40s. Extended outlooks expect snow Friday in Indiana and Friday to Sunday cold in both states.
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Arab oil embargo escalates US shortages and forecasts
The oil cutback worsened from six to 17 percent as nine Arab states halted shipments. Officials warned of rising winter shortfalls, with total daily gaps near three million barrels and 21 percent in mid-winter unless consumption is cut. Regional shortages hit heavy fuel oil and industry.
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The Country Parson on Patriotism in a Global Era
In a brisk opinion, The Country Parson argues that faster travel and communication intensify interdependence and pressure Americans to soften national patriotism for a broader world patriotism. The piece frames globalization as a catalyst for shared responsibility beyond borders.
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