How Silent Is This War
An uneasy cease-fire began along the Suez Canal just before 11 50 p m CST but an hour later enemy artillery opened on Israeli forces in Egypt with no clear picture of how silent the war is The conflict continues as Israelis and Syrians exchange fire and government leaders weigh the outcomes Golda Meir Henry Kissinger and Moshe Dayan figure in a tense move toward restraint amid doubts about Arab compliance and UN mediation officials say the war may end sooner or later depending on military conditions and peace talks
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Nixon impeachment stance amid Middle East tensions noted
Indiana Republican Chairman Thomas Milligan opposes impeachment proceedings against President Nixon, citing delicate Middle East dynamics though he does not admire the Watergate events. Page 8 offers analysis. other items include cease fire hopes, probes into non-Watergate scandals, and a sports recap ending in a 23-23 tie with Oakland. Weather calls for around 70, cooler tonight, with sunset at 6:02 p.m.
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ITT
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Demands Rise as Nixon Holds Cox Firing Fallout
Washington reports show demands for Nixon impeachment or resignation rise after his camp dismissed Archibald Cox. Nixon met with former A G Eliot Richardson amid speculation of a possible new post. A NBC News poll finds 44 percent favor impeachment, 43 percent oppose, 13 percent undecided.
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Eliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Senate
Hough Scott
Pennsylvania
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Residents plan protest against west Madison development
Forest Hills and Van Buskirk Heights residents with 90 signatures finalized a Thursday protest before the city plan commission over a proposed 100 acre mix of 667 housing units and a neighborhood shopping center west of Madison Avenue between North Drive and Cross Street. The remonstrators cite traffic, school safety, and drainage concerns, urging development that fits existing area plans.
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Youth Hurt In Rifle Accident In Anderson
An Anderson youth, Ronald J. Young, 16, was rushed to Comm City Hospital after a gunshot wound to the stomach from an apparently accidental rifle discharge while cleaning his 22 caliber rifle. He underwent lengthy surgery and remained in critical condition in intensive care as detectives continued the investigation with witnesses Mick McPherson and the scene evidence.
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Missing link Madison Avenue opens for through traffic
For the first time Anderson and Madison County motorists can drive straight through Madison Avenue from 29th Street to 38th Street. The new route was officially opened Monday with a ribbon cutting by Mayor Robert Rock and other city and county officials. Total project cost reached 925000 with county bridge funds contributing 150000.
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