Kissinger Plays Down Use of Force Over Mideast Oil
Secretary of State Kissinger declined to rule out force against Mideast oil producers to prevent industrial world strangulation. He said the problem should be solved without force but allowed it could be used in rare circumstances. He spoke after Business Week quotes on oil and war, noting an embargo is unlikely unless a new Arab Israeli war occurs.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Mideast
Kissinger
Puerto Rico
Andrews Air Force Base
Business Week Magazine
Vietnam
Andrews
U.S
Business Week
Ford Returns From Ski Trip With CIA Probe Meetings
President Ford convened CIA Director William Colby Defense Secretary James Schlesinger and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger for separate talks on alleged illegal domestic intelligence activity. A 50 page Colby report follows claims CIA kept files on about 10000 Americans as Ford plans a trade bill signing and an economic advisers conference.
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Ford
CIA
William Colby
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Administration
Rocky Mountain
Oval Office
Colby
U.S
Schlesinger
Colorado
Ron Nessen
Ruth Won't Ask Jury Extensions After Watergate Trial Ends
After the Watergate cover up trial, Special Prosecutor Henry S. Ruth says he will not seek extensions for the two grand juries still weighing Watergate matters. The 18 month term of one panel ends mid February and the other in June.
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Washington
Henry S. Ruth
Ruth
San Clemente
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
John N. Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marcian
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Ehrlichman
Sirica
Unemployment at 7.1 Percent as Six Million Seek Work
The Labor Department reports December unemployment at 7.1 percent the highest in 13 years with more than six million jobless. Auto industry layoffs push total to 6.5 million while November saw 5.975 million. President Ford to meet advisers amid calls for tax cuts as recession deepens.
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Labor Department
Ford
Rockies
Commerce Department
Corrections Chief Offers Oliver Two Jobs
State Corrections Director Jack F. Davis says Richard M. Oliver has two alternative posts to consider the superintendency of the Powhatan Center or the State Penitentiary in Richmond. If Oliver refuses, he will be removed from the Department of Corrections after Jan 31, with hearings possible. Oliver remains adamant he will not resign as adult services director.
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Richmond
Jack F. Davis
Richard M. Oliver
Division of
Adult Services
Oliver
Department of Corrections
Davis
Department
Mills Godwin Jr
Godwin
State Penitentiary
Powhatan
Powhatan County
Powhatan Correctional Center
the State Farm
Battle for Phuoc Binh Rages as Viet Cong Press Saigon Area
Battle for Phuoc Binh the isolated capital of Phuoc Long province rages with government forces claiming early success and North Vietnamese Viet Cong launching a renewed assault 75 miles north of Saigon. Saigon reports air strikes and tank actions as fighting spreads to nearby Hoai Duc Bien Hoa and areas near Phnom Penh.
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Hoai Duc
Binh Tuy
Bien Hoa
Nha Be
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Khmer Rouge
Phnom Penh
Mekong
Arey Khsat
Prek Phneou
Goverment
Blue Law summons issued against local laundromat owner
Winchester police report another summons for Sunday Closing Law violation. Ray Alfred Murphy, 37, of Route 3 Winchester, owner of Berryville Ave Laundercenter at 731 Berryville Ave, faces charges for an incident on December 1. He and fellow cleaner Thomas G. Scully are slated to appear in Winchester General District Court next Wednesday.
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Winchester
Ray Alfred Murphy
Rt. 3
Berryville Ave
Murphy
Winchester General District Court
Thomas G. Scully
Gold bullion sale draws little interest in area banks
Area banks report few inquiries and no sales as private gold ownership resumes after 41 years. Managers from Reynolds Securities and local banks note warnings have curbed purchases while customers discuss the move but have not followed through.
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U.S
John Cussen
Winchester
Reynolds Securities, Inc
Bars of Gold, Inc
H. Robert Edwards
Commercial & Savings Bank
Bank of Virginia
Front Royal
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Berryville
People’s Bank of
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Eleanor Casey
Scott and Stringfellow
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