Greek politicians under guard as Athens calm returns
Three leading Greek politicians faced police guard amid government accusations of instigating student unrest. A hospitalised Center Union member and a National Radical Union leader reported travel and visit prohibitions. The army eased the Athens security sweep as curfew shifted and tanks withdrew, with 12 dead confirmed and unofficial tallies rising.
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Athens
NYT
George Mavros
Center Union Party
Panayotis Kanellopoulos
National Radical Union
Kanellopoulos
Ioannis Zigdis
Center Union
Spyros Markezinis
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Demetrios
Constitution Square
Zagorianakos
Polytechnic
Spiros Kondomaris
Electrical workers threaten GM strike amid stalled national talks
The IUE warns 34,000 members at General Motors could strike next Monday after failing to secure a new national contract. Talks extended past September 14 face tense local negotiations across plants in New Brunswick New Jersey Rochester New York Warren Ohio and Dayton Ohio. Bargaining continues after Thanksgiving with 110 of 146 locals still without agreements and Detroit area plants seen as critical.
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Detroit
UPI
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
General Motors
UAW
TUE
William Pierce
New
Brunswick
N.J
Rochester
N.Y
Warren
Ohio
Dayton
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Funds called key to saving 35¢ fare in NYC transit
Gov Rockefeller and mayor elect Beame said federal action could preserve the 35-cent bus and subway fare. After a 22 hour meeting they voiced optimism but differed on outcomes if Congress does not approve a $400 million mass transit bill offering up to $100 million to New York City. They refused to outline next steps if Congress acts or not.
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New York
UPI
Rockefeller
Abraham Beame
Congress
Beame
Rockefeller to decide on reelection before January Legislature
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller plans to announce whether he will seek a fifth term before the January 9 opening of the New York State Legislature to avoid distracting lawmakers. He also hinted at delaying the June primary to September to aid incumbents. He weighed state work against outside duties including his water quality commission and presidential bid.
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New York
Nyt
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Memphis
National Commission
Malcolm Wilson
Middletown Newspaper Rates And Publication Details
Index Val. 18 Ma 114 November 21 1973 lists publication schedule daily except certain holidays. It notes delivery by carrier at 1.05 weekly and single copies 15 cents, Sunday Record 30 cents, with postage paid at Middletown NY 10940.
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Val
Grange County Publications Division
Laneway Newspapers, Inc
Mulbeny St
Middletown
Rebozo may be called as Watergate hearings resume
Senate Watergate panel considers questioning Charles G. Rebozo over about 100000 dollars he accepted from Hughes agents in 1969 and 1970. He returned the money this year. The committee seeks immunity for a Hughes aide. Connally testifying on milk industry ties remains undecided. Sky lab 3 crew describe weightless disorientation and tied shoelace difficulty in eight room space house.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Charles G
Rebe
Rebozo
Senate
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Treasury
John B. Connally
Houston
Edward G. Gibson
Space House
Gibson
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Earth
Vesco seeks Argentine residency amid extradition fight
Robert L. Vesco, under extradition to the United States from the Bahamas, has filed for an Argentine resident visa. A interior ministry spokesman said a residency application exists but there is no confirmation of approval. He denied Vesco ever met Interior Secretary Benito Llambi. In Phnom Penh, Lon Nol said the air force reorganization follows the palace bombing. an MP major’s car explosion killed two, while Lt Pech Lim Kuon fled after bombing the palace grounds killing three and wounding at least ten.
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Buenos Aires
API
Robert L. Vesco
Bahamas
United States
Horacio A. Finoli
Interior Ministry
National Migration Office
Vesco
Benito Llambi
Phnom Penh
UPI
Lon Nol
Sirik Matak
High Political Council
Pech Lim Kuon
Scali OK after heart surgery
UPI reports John Scali US ambassador to the UN underwent open heart surgery to bypass coronary blockages. The 55 year old was recovering normally in the intensive care unit at the Arizona Heart Institute St Joseph's Hospital after months of circulatory discomfort and chest pains prompted a Sunday checkup.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
John Scali
U.S
United Nations
Scali
Arizona Heart Institute
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kennedy son undergoes successful cancer surgery
Dr. Philip Caper said Edward Moore Kennedy Jr. has an excellent chance that surgery arrested the cancer in his right leg. The 12-year-old son of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy had his right leg amputated above the knee after a cartilage tissue tumor was disclosed.
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Washington
UPI
Edward Moore Kennedy Jr
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Philip Caper
Boston Globe
Kennedy
Faulkner Keeps Unionist Reins In Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner narrowly defeats an attempt by hardliners to seize control of the Unionist party at a key emergency meeting. Delegates supported Faulkner by ten votes, backing a policy of cooperating with the British effort to form a cross sectarian coalition government. The rival unpledged faction, led by John Taylor and Harry West and backed by the Orange Order, had called for rejecting power sharing with Catholics.
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Belfast
NUT
Brian Fanta
Unionist Party
Northern Ireland
Unionist Party Council
Faulkner
Vases
John Taylor
Harry West
Orange Order
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