Nixon Illness Delays Testimony in Watergate Case
A panel of three physicians says former President Richard Nixon is too ill to testify or depose during the Watergate cover-up trial. They project possible deposition by Jan 6 1975 and trial testimony near his San Clemente home by Feb 2 1975, with strict daily session limits and medical supervision.
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Cyclone devastates Bangladesh. death toll feared in thousands
Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman mobilizes a large civilian and military relief force as a killer cyclone strikes the southeast coast of Bangladesh. Reports say at least 24 dead and 100 injured, while Bengali papers warn up to 2,000 feared dead in Cox's Bazar and nearby islands. 150 fishing boats missing and rice crops damaged amid widespread flooding. Naval ships depart Chittagong for rescue as the nation reels from the disaster.
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Ford to air arms limit agreement
President Ford to hold a televised news conference Monday night to outline the tentative U S Soviet offensive nuclear weapons limits. The talks seek a 10-year accord with caps reportedly under 2 566 missiles and bombers and 1 300 multistage missiles. Brezhnev reportedly won Politburo approval.
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Traffic deaths rise past Thanksgiving toll
United Press International counted at least 146 traffic deaths by 8 a.m. PST since the Thanksgiving holiday period began, indicating a continuing danger on roads.
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Ford to visit China in 1975 seeks mutually beneficial ties
The United States and China announced that President Ford would visit the People's Republic of China in 1975. The joint statement followed Kissinger's visit to Peking and reaffirmed support for the Shanghai communique and a normalized U.S.-China relationship. Taiwan remains a sensitive issue for both sides.
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Ford rebukes Butz over Pope remark and defends cabinet
President Ford personally rebuked Secretary Earl Butz for joking about the Pope in an Italian accent and demanded an apology. A White House spokesman said Ford's public explanation was inadequate but stopped short of supporting Butz’s dismissal. Cardinal Cooke and Rep. Biaggi urged resignation while Butz defended his comment as taken out of context as part of a World Food Conference discussion on population and food.
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GM announces new round of layoffs and plant closings
General Motors reveals another January layoff round totaling about 24,000 workers, adding to a cumulative 64,000 definite layoffs as shifts are cut at several plants. Industrywide about 112,000 auto workers face indefinite layoff. GM plans production of 385,000 vehicles in January.
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