Chile to open copper talks with Anaconda and Kennecott
Chile’s junta named former finance minister Julio Philippi to represent the government in negotiations with U S copper firms over compensation for nationalized holdings. The talks aim to discuss, not guarantee, any payment while keeping copper under state ownership and seeking capital and technical aid for new mines.
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Chile
Anaconda
Rss
Santiago
U.S
Fernando Leniz
Julio Philippi
Leniz
Philippi
Jorge Alessandri
Salvador
Kennecott
Allende
Cerro Corp
Junta
Experts doubt retrieval of Nixon 18 minute tape gap
Tape experts told Judge Sirica the 18 minute gap on the Nixon Haldeman tape likely cannot be recovered and questioned the lamp and typewriter explanation. They focus on the Uber-brand recorder used by Rose Mary Woods and possible recording button error. Final report expected after year start as probe into authenticity continues.
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Washington
White House
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Miss Woods
Uber
Sirica
H. R. Haldeman
J. Fred Buzhardt
Federal energy chief orders lighting cuts to save oil
William E. Simon announced mandatory conservation steps amid a fuel shortage. He seeks authority from Congress to cut lighting in commercial and industrial buildings by about 50 percent and to reduce highway lighting, while federal agencies must eliminate limousines by January 1 and trim work travel by 20 percent in the first quarter of next year.
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Washington
Federal
William E. Simon
Congress
Simon
Federal Energy Office
Saxbe Nomination Approved as Attorney General
Senate Judiciary Committee votes 15 to 1 to approve Sen. William Saxbe's nomination for attorney general amid debate over his eligibility. One dissenter, Sen. Sam Ervin, questions constitutional status. Lawmakers seek clarifications on presidential interference with Watergate prosecutor Jaworski.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Saxbe
Leon Jaworski
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
GOP
Hugh Scott
Jaworski
Montana Board weighs pressurized plane for governor travel
The Montana Board of Aviation met in Helena to consider a Beechcraft King Air option and seek legislative approval to buy a turbine powered aircraft to ferry Gov. Thomas Judge and other executives. Prices range 350000 to 750000 with expected 600 flying hours yearly and high altitude use above 20000 feet. The board plans a recommendation if authorized and notes wider agency use and potential future needs for legislator travel.
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Helena
Montana Board of Aviation
Thomas Judge
William E. Hunt
Montana Aeronautics Division
Beechcraft
Hunt
Montana
Butte Weather Forecast Scatter Snow and Clearing
Scattered snow in the Butte area with decreasing clouds expected Saturday. Today’s outlook lists a high near 30 and a low around 13 with a weather map noted on Page 2.
Senate passes defense bill cuts fuel shipments to Indochina
The Senate approved a $73.3 billion defense appropriation by 60 to 33 after adopting Sen. Norris Cotton's amendment to halt daily fuel shipments to South Vietnam and Cambodia. The vote sent the bill back to the House for consideration before a conference.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Cotton
Pentagon
Vietnam
Mike Mansfield
Laos
House
Israelis lose secret drone plane over Egypt
Israel acknowledged a pilotless aircraft on a patrol mission strayed off course and crashed in Egyptian territory. Cairo reported Egyptian forces shot down an Israeli spy plane near the Suez front. Kissinger arrived in Cairo to push a Geneva peace agenda as Red Cross mediates a tense Allenby Bridge standoff involving eight deported Palestinians.
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Associated Press
Israel
Cairo
Middle East
Suez Canal Front
Sinai Desert
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Geneva
Kissinger
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Reagan Says No Plans Yet For 1976 Presidential Run
California Governor Ronald Reagan, age 62, says he has made no plans or decisions about a 1976 presidential bid. He notes he will finish eight years as governor in 1974, will not seek a third term, and plans to campaign for Republicans in 1974 followed by national speaking tours in 1975.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
IRS watches for profiteering in Montana pricing rules
The Internal Revenue Service aims to curb windfall profits amid inflation. State officer Don Torske says the agency supervises over 200 Montana businesses under federal phase IV guidelines, classifying firms by gross sales and employment. Class I includes Montana Power Co.. Class II includes Ryan Wholesale Grocery and Pierce Packing Co. in Billings, with larger firms reported to regional offices.
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Don Torske
IRS
Montana
Torske
Montana Power Co
Ryan Wholesale Grocery
Pierce Packing Co
Billings
Mull
Montana truckers idle fleets amid nationwide shutdown
In Montana the truck stoppage slowed some operations with several firms idling fleets and fuel sales dipping at Missoula stops. Major carriers like Garrett Freight Lines and BN Transport moved goods with little disruption, while small operators in Missoula and Billings withdrew trucks to avoid confrontations.
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Helena
Montana
Garrett Freight Lines
Sand Creek
BN Transport
Kingsley United
Missoula
Billings
Brad Littlefield
Independent truckers stage two day work stoppage over fuel costs
Nonunion drivers blocked engines for a two day protest citing diesel prices and reduced speed limits cutting profits. Violence and vandalism occurred at isolated sites while main impact was lighter traffic and idle trucks at stops in Arkansas Florida and other states.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Florida
Oregon
Independent Truckers
Trucker
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