Barbara Williams survives tumor surgery in Virginia ICU
Barbara Sue Williams, 19, undergoing surgery December 2 for an extraordinary blood vessel tumor, remains in the University of Virginia Hospital ICU. She has received 214 pints of O positive blood with 170 donors, mainly students, aiding her recovery as her optimistic surgeon notes small improvements and her mother recalls her brave smile.
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Ford signs energy bill ending year long policy deadlock
President Ford signed the Energy Policy and Conservation Act ending a year of congressional stalemate. The bill rolls back crude and fuel oil prices temporarily, removes the $2 a barrel import fee, and sets mileage and efficiency standards for autos plus a strategic petroleum reserve.
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Eight days left in 1975 as Wake Island battles, Washington quits
On this date in 1941 American forces on Wake Island surrendered to Japan. Also noted are Washington's 1783 resignation, Maryland ceding land for a national capital, Joseph Smith's birth, a 1945 Moscow Big Three meet, Tojo execution, Bay of Pigs airlift, a Medford bus crash, Vietnam cease-fire quiet, and 40s to 60s birthdays.
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A compact listing of across and down clues for a daily crossword including entries like 43 Musical composition and 44 Mining excavations plus 65 Depart and 66 English river. The puzzle spans diverse topics from art and language to geography and music.
Peron Reaffirms Stand as Right Wing Revolt Fails
In Buenos Aires Isabel Peron declared she would not resign and praised the armed forces for halting a bloodless uprising by a right wing Catholic nationalist group led by Gen Jesus Capellini. Chaos followed demonstrations as police arrested more than 50 protesters. Capellini and rebels faced possible court martial.
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