Thanksgiving 1975: diverse scenes of thanks nationwide
A UPI dispatch describes a wide Thanksgiving across the United States. A critically ill child improves, a jail inmate is released, and a former South Vietnamese officer celebrates with family in Chicago. The Army feeds servicemen, Ford family dines, and New York turkeys appear in a park trotting hunt. Tragic cases include heart attacks from Midwest snow. Department stores welcome the Christmas rush.
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United Press International
Jacquelyn Packheiser
Rolling Meadows
Reyes
Wyler Children’s Hospital
Sammy Garrett
Stateville Penitentiary
Garrett
Chicago
Tuoc
Dang
Cook County
U.S. Army
New York City
Central Park
Borough of Manhattan Community College
Midwest
Syria May Renew UN Golan Peacekeeping Mandate
U.N. sources say Syria will renew the Golan Heights peacekeeping mandate if a Security Council resolution calls for new Middle East peace talks. Damascus granted conditional approval during talks with U.N. Secretary General Waldheim and President Assad, pending the link to early negotiations.
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United Press International
U.N
Syria
Golan Heights
Security Council
Middle East
Kurt Waldheim
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Nomad crew survives Pacific storm by boat rescue and desert journey
Three men aboard The Nomad were adrift for a week after a capsized yacht off Mexico. They rescued by a tanker in San Francisco on November 20 and survived with scarce food, water from a solar still, and their cat Shamus.
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San Francisco
UPS
Shamus
David Hill
Belmont
Hill
Mexico
Northwestern California Weather: clouds showers and mountain snow
Variable clouds with a chance of showers through Saturday. Snow showers at elevations around 2000 3000 feet in the north and south mountains. Locally windy with a small craft advisory along the coast for northwest winds 15 to 30 mph, diminishing tonight. Temperatures little changed with regional highs in the 50s and 40s.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Ukiah Annexation Considerations Include New High School
The Empire reconsideration of Ukiah Unified property on Low Gap Road to the city of Ukiah faces LAFCO at 2 p.m. Monday at the courthouse. LAFCO approved adding about 70 acres for the new Ukiah high school and the agenda also includes annexation of 44.4 acres to Millview County Water District and a review of state land use legislation.
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Ukiah Unified School District
Low Gap Road
Ukiah
Local Agency Formation Commission
LAFCO
Ukiah High School
Millview County
Carrier Collecting Households Today in Ukiah
A Ukiah Daily Journal carrier visits homes to collect payments on the first call. Residents are urged to ensure timely payments or risk service disruption. The notice emphasizes cooperation with the carrier during the collection effort.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Portugal purges press as leftists banished after revolt
Lisbon government shuts five morning and three afternoon newspapers and political magazines as martial law tightens. Rebels hold out at Tancos base while security forces arrest 52 leaders. Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho and Carlos Fabiao resign as top generals are replaced.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Oporto
Tancos
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Carlos Fabiao
Europe
Ramalho Eanes
Fabiao
Terrorism to mark Bicentennial in United States
Senate subcommittee testimony alleges Puerto Rican radicals aided by Fidel Castro and the Cuban DGI could unleash terrorist acts in 1976 Bicentennial celebrations. Witnesses claim the plan involves FALN bombings, UN diplomacy, and Venceremos Brigades, with Havana directing operations through the KGB-linked network.
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Washington
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Senate
Castro
Puerto Rico
Alfonso Tarabochia
Francisco Martinez
Martinez
Puerto Rican Socialist Party
KGB
Juan Mari Bras
Philadelphia
Cuban Intelligence Agency
The
DGI
Party
Puerto Rican Liberation Front
Armed Forces
FALN
State Department
New York
Fromme to Appeal Jury Verdict in Ford Plot Case
Lynette Fromme attorney says appeal will be filed after an eight to four jury convicts her of attempting to assassinate President Ford. Judge MacBride could hand down a life sentence Dec 17, the first in 14 years. Defense claims suppression of evidence and challenges over witnesses opinion on her tone of voice. Fromme, 27, is held in a maximum security cell after the conviction under a new federal law. Jurors sequestered since Nov 7 declined comment. some fear reprisals.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette Fromme
Ford
U.S
Thomas
MacBride
Charles Manson
John Virgo
Manson
Virgo
Miss Fromme
State Capitol
Virga
Wildcats ready to challenge Cardinal Newman in CIF clash
Ukiah Wildcats aim to topple Sonoma County League champion Cardinal Newman at Durst Field Petaluma Saturday 8 p.m. in the CIF North Coast sectional Class AAAA final. Willeford injury status unclear but team vows a strong showing regardless with radio KUKI carrying the game. ticket prices set and local support expected from Healdsburg and others.
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Ukiahi
Wildcats
Durst Field
Petaluma High School
Fair Street
Durst
Dennis Willeford
Sonoma County
California Interscholastic Federation
CIF
North Coast
Radio Kuki
Willeford
Cats
Newman
Redwood Empire
NCS
Jim Rus
Bill Norbury
Ukiahi Rooters
Ukiah
Healdsburg
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UPID
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Angeles National Forest
Canyon
Welnadel
Lafco Meeting
Sporto
United Nations
Tarabochia
Venceremos
Cuba
Squeaky
Cardinal Newman
Tahoe
Santa Cruz
Jerry's
T.V. Big
RCA
T.V
St. Ukiah
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