Rhodesian Talks Blacks Refuse To Postpone Independence
Rhodesian black nationalist leaders insisted on full independence under black majority rule within 12 months. They reiterated this stance in talks with Ivor Richard, the British chairman of the Rhodesia settlement negotiations that have stalled since their opening on October 28 in Geneva.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Ivor Richard
Rhodesia
Africans To Push Sanctions At United Nations
Africa's black nations prepare another push for Security Council approval of economic and military sanctions against South Africa amid Western veto doubts. The General Assembly had denounced apartheid with 10 resolutions, while Sweden proposed an embargo on new investments. Leaders met with British diplomat and Rhodesian reform talks continued as Kissinger held strategy talks in Washington.
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Africa
Black Nations
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France
Sweden
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Smith
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William D. Schaufele
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
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Prisoners Dig 67 Foot Tunnel At San Quentin
San Quentin guards uncovered a 67 foot long tunnel ten feet under the prison yard. The dirt-filled room held three inmates who braced the shaft with wood, wired lights, a ventilation fan, and a radio telephone based communications system. Spokesman Bill Merkle called it Jimmy Cagney stuff and estimated two more weeks to finish. The convicts had been at work for about a month and the tunnel neared the outer wall of the structure.
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Calif
Jimmy Cagney
Bill Merkle
San Francisco
First Major Move Toward Ending War
Syrian troops and tanks entered Beirut as the Arab League peacekeeping force began its first major operation in the Lebanese civil war. A 50 tank advance moved into Galerie Samaan amid cautious cheers and a mass evacuation as a seven-prong effort aimed to establish buffer zones and time-bound security per the truce plan.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
New
Arab League
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Hazmieh
Acme Fire Spotted 11 Minutes Before Call Was Made
Fire Chief Gene Dailey told City Council a resident saw the blaze 11 minutes before reporting it. The unreported sighting could have cut losses from 600000 to 10000, urging citizens to alert authorities promptly to prevent fire loss and aid crime detection.
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Gene Dailey
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No Single Chief White House Staff Will Be Smaller
AP reports President-elect Jimmy Carter intends a spokes of the wheel staff structure with six to seven top aides equal access rather than a single chief of staff. Jody Powell says the White House staff will be smaller, possibly 20 percent less than Nixon and Ford teams, and will not direct Cabinet departments. Powell notes Carter aims for broader input and competition among aides.
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Musgrove Plantation
Tax Cut Approach Cautious
Washington AP President elect Jimmy Carter weighs a possible January tax cut but Democrats urge caution. House Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman says any such proposal should be approached with great caution and that prior $19 billion cuts plus anti-recession programs should be evaluated before acting.
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City tax relief for elderly proposal defeated by council
The Winchester city council defeated a plan to tie elderly tax relief to the federal cost of living index. Proponents, led by William Shendon, argued benefits faltered as Social Security rises pushed some elderly into lower relief brackets. Opponents, including Roy Bayliss, warned against linking tax policy to the cost of living. The measure failed on a voice vote amid broader calls to focus revisions on income and wealth limits.
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Winchester Council Sends Baseball Plan Back to Planner
The Winchester City Council returns the proposed baseball facility for Winchester Recreation Park to the Planning Commission for review. In Berryville Dr. Blanton Allen plans a large nursing home as part of improvements. Winchester’s poppy lady is noted on page 10.
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Planning Commission
Winchester City Council
Blanton Allen
Berryville
Poppy Lady
Winchester
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