25 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1973
Page
1
A Liberty architect argues that housing should build on past patterns as he applies this belief to a town house development near New Paltz. The feature notes how historical designs influence modern plans in a growing upstate project.
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace remains popular and has kept his 1972 campaign staff intact in case he runs for president in 1976. Campaign aides report rising mail, mainly from the Northeast and Midwest, with donors sending small amounts and many expressing support after Watergate.
ONDA November 23 1973 weekly publication details list Ottaway Newspapers Middletown New York address and postal rates. It shows Bates Home carrier delivery 1.05 weekly and single copy price 30 cents. It notes second class postage paid at Middletown WY.
Large advance teams of Soviet officials security personnel and journalists arrived in New Delhi ahead of Leonid Brezhnev's visit. Brezhnev will bring 39 aides and 300 Russians. banners call him a man of peace and the Soviet Union as India’s unfailing ally.
Rome officials banned cars in a central area from the Spanish Steps to the Via del Corso and the Via Condotti to the Via Tritone. Bicycles and baby buggies replaced traffic as thousands of Romans walked the now car free streets on the first day of a plan to close Rome's historic center to private traffic.
A letter bomb detonated in the Rhine Main airport mail sorting office injuring two postal workers, with one serious. The blast occurred during sorting of foreign bound airmail as the sack arrived about 30 minutes earlier.
The mother of missing J Paul Getty III said ransom money is ready but captors have not contacted recently. Gail Harris, speaking through a spokesman, said the ransom of 3.4 million dollars is beyond her means and a counteroffer has been rejected. The boy vanished in Rome on July 9. J Paul Getty I indicated willingness to pay a sum, while Leo Getty Sr refused.
Athens authorities ended the weekend curfew imposed after a failed uprising that left 12 dead and caused over 3.5 million dollars in damage, while martial law remained in effect. Public Order Minister Therapos resigned and was replaced by retired Gen. Tsoumabas, with few explanations given. In Washington, Edward M Kennedy Jr on crutches after leg amputation surgery, advancing in physical therapy and surgery recovery.
A land mine killed the 200th British service member since troops were deployed in Ulster last fall. A second patrol member was injured at Crossmaglen, County Armagh near the border. The toll totals 906 dead, including 627 civilians, 41 policemen, and 36 Ulster Defence Regiment part-timers.
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