Kissinger En Route to Moscow for SALT talks
Kissinger stopped in Copenhagen on the way to Moscow to push U S Soviet nuclear arms limits and ease Western Europe tensions. He said Nixon shaped foreign policy and discussed Middle East energy and European unity as Moscow talks face cautious expectations.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Copenhagen
Washington
Europe
Ove Guldberg
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Richard M. Nixon
Kissinger
Nixon
Goldberg
Middle East
Kissinger-Nixon
Kremlin
Special Interest Groups Pour Millions Into Races
A study by Common Cause shows special interest groups had contributed at least 5.5 million dollars to 1974 congressional races through September 1, with most going to incumbents. The groups reported 14 million dollars in cash on hand for remaining 1974 campaigns, and final totals are expected to rise.
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Washington
Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobby
House
Senate
Labor
Mika Gravel
Alaska
Gravel
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
John Glenn
U.S. Probes Soviet Construction and Radar Developments
Washington sources say the United States is asking the Soviet Union about ambiguous construction that may involve new ICBM silos and a mobile radar that could relate to anti-missile defense. Kissinger may raise the issue in Moscow as SALT provisions face scrutiny amid reported reconnaissance evidence.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Ford Warns of World Peace Risk If Democrats Win
President Ford told a Oklahoma City GOP rally that a large Democratic victory could threaten world peace. He urged massive turnout on November 5 and warned that a veto-proof Congress with the wrong philosophy could endanger peace, while Democrats and Muskie dismissed the claim as politics.
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Washington
Ford
Oklahoma City
Cleveland
White House
Ohio
Ron Nelsen
U.S
Turkey
Robert S. Strauss
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Braxton to Pink Decide on Probe Release
Fredericksburg commonwealth's attorney Braxton said no decision yet on what parts of the Warren County Sheriff's Dept investigation will be made public after Sheriff Gary Keyser's resignation. Judge Gibb's acceptance ended Braxton's formal work, with contact planned. Gibb noted Braxton's control and possible call, while Senior Deputy Robert Sealock would lead briefly until further action. Keyser cited personal reasons for resigning.
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Front Royal
H. Harrison Braxton
Fredericksburg Commonwealth
Warren County Sheriff's Dept
Gary T. Keyser
Duncan C. Gibb
Keyser
Braxton
Gibb
Fredericksburg
Commonwealth Attorney
Robert Sealock
Sealock
Blue Ridge Community College
Weyer’s Cave
One Killed in Quantico Fire Destroys Main Block
A fire in Quantico's downtown quarter killed James Ferrell, 33, a former Washington officer, whose body was found behind a bolted door in an apartment unit above a drug store and real estate office. The blaze started in undetermined conditions at about 8 a.m. and caused extensive damage to the one quarter block building housing several businesses and residences.
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Quantico
James Ferrell
Washington Police
Ferrell
Winchester Water Tastes Different Says Official
Utilities Supt. James W. Givens says low flow and Shenandoah River algae are causing odor and taste issues in Winchester water. He notes the water remains safe to drink and the condition is being corrected.
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Winchester
Shenandoah River
James W. Givens
Anniversary Sale at Nichols and Eugene's Grocery
Readable ad copy notes an anniversary sale on Thursday and Friday at Lads and Children's Wear Mary Anderson Shop, with items including taps soil bags 0 lb and Nichols. Eugene's Grocery announces a new location on Paper Mill Road and a promotion 2 for 1 offers with regular price 1.39 each.
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Lads& & Children's Wear
Mary Anderson Shop
Eugene's Grocery
Paper Mill Road
Oil Giants Report Strong Profits In Third Quarter
Exxon led with a 25.4 percent rise to 800 million dollars in Q3 1974 earnings, 3.58 a share. Shell Oil climbed 158 percent to 216 million dollars. Amoco doubled to 269.5 million. Gulf rose 31 percent to 275 million. Indiana’s Standard Oil of Indiana posted 269.5 million.
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Exxon Corp
Shell Oil
Standard Oil of Indiana
Amoco
Gulf Oil Corp
Exxon
J. K. Jamieson
Shell
U.S
Royal Dutch Shell Group
Gulf
Standard Oil
Indiana
John Swearingen
Bus Crash Kills Four Children in Rockmart Georgia
State troopers report a repair train backed into a loaded Rockmart school bus at a crossing around 8 a.m. today, killing at least four children. Officials say 20 to 26 pupils from Rockmart High and Rockmart Junior High were aboard.
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Rockmart
Muskie presses shared costs to curb inflation and recession
Sen Edmund Muskie on NBC-TV challenged Ford's plan and urged a Democratic alternative requiring business to bear part of inflation costs. He called for easier credit, wage and price restraint, tax equity, and federal spending cuts while pressuring firms and unions to curb increases.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Ford
Maine
Democrat
Muskie
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Federal Reserve Board
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