Capital Calm As Nixon Out Of Town Fades In Washington
Senator Mathias warned that 1973 brought shocks and crises with energy shortages, Watergate indictments, and ongoing Senate hearings. He noted voters will judge 1974 through results in Congress, urging targeted legislation to curb abuses, protect rights, and address national security claim misuse.
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Nixon
Charles McC. Mathias
Senate
Leon Jaworski
Senate Committee
Althugh
Mathias
Legislatin
McLor Deadwood’s For Real Faces Scheduling Confusion
A reader from Hagerstown complains about a lingering portrait sittings issue with Olan Mills. She says she was sent a sitting notice but no photo session occurred and calls to Olan Mills in Springfield and Oslo yielded conflicting replies. The Chattanooga office now handles Hagerstown, but delays and transfers caused miscommunication and rescheduled sittings.
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Mille
Olan Mills
Springfield
Oslo
Hagerstown
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Mills
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Tenn
Hagerson
Bert
Skylab Nears Halfway Mark On Long Space Mission
Skylab 3 astronauts Berald Cary Willan Pogue and Bernard Gibson near halfway of their mission as they progress through medical and solar astronomy experiments. They plan a Feb return after a rest day following a Christmas spacewalk during which Carr and Pogue worked outside the station and photographed the comet Kohoutek.
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Carr
Pogue
Kofioutek
Bible Thought Quote Inspires Quest for Truth and Space
An OCR fragment cites a Bible verse about the Spirit of truth and guidance to all truth. It references an odd mix of names and phrases including Kohontes, Pogue and Gibson planning another event, and a call to seek truth away from chaos. The readable text blends scripture with garbled modern names and places.
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Ungiay
Gibson
Oman
Labor Party Faces Test In Israel
In Tel Aviv thousands of Israelis plan New Year’s Eve viewings of election returns as Premier Gulia Mely’s Labor Party faces its toughest test in two years. The campaign centers on defense and land concessions from 1967 war gains, with Likud urging no surrender while promising stronger security and jobs.
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Israel
Gulia Mely
Labor Party
Mair
Socialist Labor Party
Moshe Qayap
Likud
Vole Likwil
Israel stalls troop withdrawal until after national election
Israel's chief of staff said no withdrawal agreement along the Suez Canal would be possible before mid January or early February. Negotiations in Geneva resumed with Egyptian delegates, but officials warned it would depend on election outcomes. Egypt warned Israeli forces on the west bank of the canal remain ready to fight, with daily sessions continuing.
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Israel
Suez Canal
Catin
Daivid Elazar
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Golds Meir
Egypt
Taha el-Magdaab
Bul Elazar
Aland
Ahmed Favad
Mordechai Gur
Dov Sian
Moshe Dayan
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Ismail
Imand
Jerusalem
M’n
Suez
Enzig Siilasyug
Finland
Saigon Troops Sweep Across Mekong Delta
South Vietnamese forces pushed into the lower Mekong Delta to safeguard the harvest after a Viet Cong ambush killed 18 soldiers, with 42 missing and many wounded. About 1,500 reinforcements were sent in as fighting continued near Vi Thanh. the attack aimed to disrupt the rice crop.
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Saigon
South Vietnamy
Mekong
Vi Thanh
Tethank
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Fiip
Fragmented Pennsylvania Lottery Snippet Mentions Reprint
A garbled OCR segment references the Pennsylvania Lottery and multiple scattered names and places. It includes partial codes, a postal-style address fragment, and stray terms such as Wetown Hagerstown and Summit Ave. The passage appears as a damaged notice or listing without a coherent narrative.
Extended Forecast For Virginia Maryland And Delaware
The forecast calls for mostly dowdy conditions in Virginia Maryland and Delaware with a chance of rain late Saturday or Sunday followed by a lingering Monday.
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Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
World in 1973 10th anniversary edition advertised
A news ad promotes the 10th anniversary edition of The World in 1973. It highlights major events such as the Middle East crisis, Vice President Agnew’s resignation, and the Mets’ rise to pennant contention. The book is offered at a low price of $4.95 with a call to order today.
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Middle East
Agnew
Mets
Terrorists Escape Punishment In Hands Of Arab Governments
Beir ut Lebanon AP reports that 28 hijackers and others have faced trials across Arab states while none of the terrorists have been punished. Moroccan and Palestinian militants linked to attacks remain unpunished as authorities debate transfer for disciplinary action.
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Lébanon
Libya
Moam
Athens
Rome
Kuwait
Rae
Paris
Ananines
Pal- Palestine Oberation
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Middle’ East
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Plo For I"rilas
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