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Arthur Treacher Dies

CAIRO, Dec. 14&#8212;France has agreed to help Egypt set, up its own armaments industry, according to a joint communiqu&#233; released tonight on the visit to Egypt of President Val&#233;ry Giscard d'Estaing of France.

FRANCE WILL HELP EGYPT MAKE ARMS

MOSCOW, Dec. 14&#8212;The Soviet Union today publicly outlined its new five&#8208;year plan, with more modest hopes for economic growth and a return to the traditional reliance on heavy industry.

SOVIET DISCLOSES NEW 5‐YEAR PLAN WITH LOWER GOAL

Mayor Beame got a dollar bill from a little girl and a kiss from a man yesterday afternoon as he went strolling down Fifth Avenue with his wife, Mary, enjoying its conversion into a pedestrian mall.

Fifth Ave. Decked In Holiday Finery For City Strollers

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14&#8212;The latest Defense Department estimates show that it will cost $1.3 billion to fix defective wings on the C&#8208;5A cargo plane, which already is a symbol of Pentagon &#8220;cost overruns.&#8221;

C‐5A JET REPAIRS TO COST 1.5 BILLION

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Dec. 14&#8212;A new ceace&#8208;fire, the 16th in eight months of civil strife, was agreed upon here tonight as the leaders of the Palestine Liberation Organization stepped in to try to check the rapid deterioration of Lebanese Government authority.

A NEW CEASE‐FIRE IS SET IN LEBANON

HONG KONG, Dec. 14&#8212;China has signed a multimillion dollar contract with the Rolls&#8208;Royce Company of Britain for the manufacture of an advanced Rolls jet engine that has a notential military use.

China Signs Rolls Contract For Building Jet Engines

The Baltimore Colts defeated the Miami Dolphins, 10&#8208;7, in overtime yesterday and thus delayed final selections for the first round of the bowl playoffs Dec. 27 and 28. The two teams are now tied in the American Conference Eastern Division.

Colts Beat Dolphins; Cards Capture Title

MORONI, Comoro Islands, Dec. 9&#8212;A United Nations mission that visited this newly independent country a few days ago has sent an urgent appeal to United Nations headquarters for immediate help to prevent famine and the imminent disruption or breakdown of all essential services.

French Pullout Leaves Colony Near Insolvency

BOSTON, Dec. 14&#8212;The public schools here have lost at least 17,760 white students, nearly a third of the white enrollment, since coort&#8208;ordered busing for school desegregation began 18 months ago.

White Pupils' Rolls Drop A Third in Boston Busing

In the beginning, Arthur Mil??er said, he was not sure. He said he had thought that Peter Reilly could have murdered his mother, but he wondered how he could have done it without getting blood on his clothes. The playwright said it bothered him.

Arthur Miller Turns Detective in Murder

SOUTH POINT, Ohio, Dec. 14 &#8212;The latest battle in the war between the nation's two largest teachers' organizations, a representational skirmish in this tiny Ohio River town, has ended in embarrassment for the American Federation of Teachers.

Ohio Teacher Strike Backfires on Shanker's Union

PARIS, Dec. 14&#8212;The students and alumni wear no old&#8208;boy blazers or neckties, sing no sentimental drinking songs and attach little significance to what their soccer team does on the playing field.

Paris School Is Training France's New Ruling Elite

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

ROME, Dec. 14 (Reuters) &#8212; The Eastern Orthodox churches have decided to establish a joint commission to prepare for unification talks with the Roman Catholic Church, a senior Orthodox prelate announced today.

Orthodox Churches to Form Panel for Vatican Talks

DACCA, Bangladesh, Dec. 9 &#8212; By air and by sea, from countries of every political stripe, this impoverished land is receiving one of the world's largest infusions of foreign aid.

Bangladesh Still Lives With Starvation Despite Vast Quantities of Foreign Aid

HONG KONG, Monday, Dec. 15 (AP)&#8212;The remains of two United States Navy airmen, whose planes crashed in China almost nine years ago, were handed over by the Chinese today to an American Red Cross representative at the Hong Kong border.

2 Americans' Remains Returned by Chinese

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PARIS, Dec. 14&#8212;Joel Blocker, the information director of UNESCO, has submitted his resignation after attacking anti&#8208;Israeli actions of tie United Nations in the last 13 months.

Chief Press Officer at UNESCO Resigns in a Dispute

ROME, Dec. 14 (Reuters) The secretary general of the Spanish Communist Party, Santiago Carrillo, warned today that basic freedoms would not be granted to the people of Spain until they went out into the streets to demand their rights.

Spanish Communist Says People Must Take to Street

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 14&#8212;Leftist guerrillas are holding a businessman who figures in an investigation of Government corruption and are demanding a $10 million ransom for him.

$10 Million Ransom Asked For a Kidnapped Argentine

SEOUL, South Korea, Dec. 14 (UPI)&#8212;A total of 34,373 South Koreans have emigrated to foreign countries so far this year, Government statistics showed today. The United States topped the list of recipient nations with 26,446, followed by Canada with 3,492 and Paraguay with 1,978.

Seoul Lists Emigrants

RIO MAIOR, Portugal, Dec. 14&#8212;Thousands of farmers, angry but orderly, held a rally there today and demanded an end to illegal occupation of land and the Government's agrarian reform program.

FARMERS PROTEST LISBON'S POLICIES

RABAT, Morocco, Dec. 14 (Agence France&#8208;Presse) &#8212; The national radio station in the capital of Spanish Sahara, Aiun, has become a regional station of Moroccan radio and television, it was reported here today. A staff of about 40 broadcasts 11 hours a day in Arabic and seven in Spanish.

Sahara Radio Now Morocco's

JERUSALEM, Dec. 14 (Reuters) &#8212; Israeli scientists say they have produced small quantities of high&#8208;grade fuel oil from algae grown in saline pools, but they warn that much more experimentation is needed.

Israelis Seek to Develop A Fuel Oil Out of Algae

Samira Saraya is a Palestinian-Israeli film, television and theater actor, filmmaker, poet, rapper and spoken word artist.

December 15, 1975

Headlines from December 15, 1975

Arthur Treacher Dies

FRANCE WILL HELP EGYPT MAKE ARMS

SOVIET DISCLOSES NEW 5‐YEAR PLAN WITH LOWER GOAL

Fifth Ave. Decked In Holiday Finery For City Strollers

C‐5A JET REPAIRS TO COST 1.5 BILLION

Billboard 200

Chicago IX: Chicago's Greatest Hits

Red Octopus

Rock Of The Westies

Windsong

K C And The Sunshine Band

Notable Births

Historical Context for December 15, 1975