Nixon delays impeachment push despite tapes release
The House keeps an impeachment inquiry alive after President Nixon released Watergate tapes, with leaders and lawmakers weighing the next steps. Critics stress ongoing probes and possible prosecution, while some Democrats seek a special Watergate prosecutor and House hearings on the firing of Archibald Cox. Goldwater and McGovern call for swift, thorough action to restore congressional oversight.
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House
John Brannnn
Associated Press
Ashington
Xon
White House
Nixon
Nix
Goldwater
George McGovern
South Dakota
Congress
Siga. Committee
Albert
Thomas P. O'Neill
House of Representatives
Archibald Cox
Ruckelshows
Indianapolis
UPI
Police Blotter Reports Multiple Car Wrecks and Injuries
Anderson reports a two car collision at 27th and Pitt Streets injuring a Huntzinger woman who was treated for neck and back injuries at St. John's Hospital. Eunice Reeves 37 was treated for chin and shoulder injuries after a one car crash at Pendleton Ave and 29th Street. John R Bitner 24 injured when his car struck a pole on Cincinnati Avenue. A lights glare caused a two car crash on West 14th Street injuring John and Leena Stern who were treated at St. John's Hospital.
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Ainay
Pitt Streets
Anderson
Forts
Humaine 2
Woodlawn Drive
Settey
Tuday
Madison Ave
Huntzinger
St. John’s Hospital
Eunice G. Reeves
Walton S
Joan's Hospital
Pendleton Ave
29Th Street
Reeves
Fendicon Ave
Shearfe
Gar
John R. Bitner
Third Ave
Cincinnati
Biner
W. 14Th Street
John Stern
27Th St
Georgia
Willie Nsfield
14Th St
Stern
14Th Street
Leena B. Stern
J. John's Hospital
Haig Says Nixon Miscalculated Tapes Decision
White House chief of staff Alexander Haig said President Nixon miscalculated the tapes issue and that plans to surrender the tapes to the Senate and a district court were debated after painful staff discussions. Haig cited national concern and polarization in politics as factors guiding the decision amid impeachment talk.
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Frank Cormier
Cence
Washington
Pres
Nixon
White House
Dra
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nix- Madic Turmabout
Inion
U.S
District Court
John J. Sifiaig
Senate
Charles’ Alan Wright
Je Haig
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
Ales
Haig
Nixon Fires Richardson Over Watergate Cable Report
Haig says Nixon sought broadened access to tapes and Richardson faced a choice between resigning or challenging the President. Richardson's televised conference reportedly influenced Nixon to dismiss him, as Haig and Wright note they have not heard the tapes but expect the President's explanation of knowledge gaps in the Watergate cover up.
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Cox
Haig
Nixon
Wright
FAIRMOUNT PIONEER DIES IN ANDERSON AREA DEATHS
Everett Moon and numerous Anderson area residents noted in obituaries from Fairmount to Noblesville and Pendleton. The notices mention survivors including spouses children grandchildren and great grandchildren and outline funeral arrangements at local homes and churches with services in Anderson Pendleton and nearby cemeteries.
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Everett Moon
Anderson High School
M. Smith
Anderson
Ray
Pike Township
Fort ¢ Fairmount
Everett E. ‘Brothers
George
Danville
Mond W. Siefer
New Milford
Wayne
Rt. 1
Parker
Paul Jones
Linden
Ohio
Vivian J. Mager
Ball
Reno
Nev
First
Ems Pia
Whit Broke
Laelgaca
Henry P. Cottingham
Tott Copeland
Noblesville
Wilkinson
Scott Cope
Prudence Redford
Indiananaland
Ed Cottingham
Handale
Anne Fryegaret
Glcock Memorial
Green
Elkhart
M Kistler
Fairmount
Chauncy Craig
Elle Moon
Ruth Norris
Wil
Esther Shafer
Foley
Ala
Hunt
Ral Home
Jack
Dorothy) Stewart
Robert Wright
Gordon Cook
Cottinham
May Iealle
Mitchener
Fowlerton
Merle
Ford Ruby Weagant
Swazee
John Lewis
Fair
Yale Economist Returns Home From Peking Visit
Yale economist Lloyd G. Reynolds left Peking in early October, returning home after visiting Nan kai University of Tientsin and observing industries, farms, education and health sectors in Peking Shanghai and Tientsin. The report from Hsinhua notes his overseas trip was at the invitation of Nan kai University.
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Tokyo
Yale
Lloyd G. Reynolds
Peking
Hsinhua
Reynolds
China
Nankai University of Tietsin
Shanghai
Tientsin
Hsinbuasai
Vandalism warnings issued for Halloween night
Anderson Police warn against vandalism during Halloween trick or treat night on October 31 from 6 to 10 p.m. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older. Juvenile vandals will be the responsibility of their parents as extra patrols outline the night.
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Anderson
Don Perechinsky
Perechinsky
City Hires Consultant and Sets Bid Actions
The city board engaged a consultant, will hear a recommendation next Tuesday, and approved requesting bids for one lump truck four pickups and a passenger car. Bids on a 1974 Water Pollution Control Board truck: DeVoe 8972.87 with 1106.63 trade, Dukes 4050 with 550 trade, Hunter-Weidner 3807.50 with 1078 trade. DeVoe bid rejected as not firm. others referred for recommendation. Board also approved transferring 300000 to Civil City General, authorized Clyde E Williams and Associates for design of city mall sewer separation, alternative plan chosen with two phases funded by Civil City 235000 and Sanitary District 572.0. Line reports sewer taps cost increases to 850 within city and 1237 outside. Barrett Law costs up and finger system costs up.
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Water Pollution Control Board
Fred DeVoe
Chevrolet
Alexandri
Dukes Gmc, Inc
Hunter-Weidner
Anderson
DeVoe
Campybell
Clyde E. Williams
Cease Fire Shattered in Syria Israel War Escalation
Warplanes reported exact hits as Israel and Arab forces exchange heavy attacks around Damascus and the Suez Canal area. Fighting centered 12 miles north of Damascus and west of Ismailia, with Syria and Egypt accusing Israel of renewed aggression while U.N. and Security Council efforts attempt to halt the hostilities. casualties and aircraft losses were claimed by both sides as the conflict widens beyond a fragile cease-fire.
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Damascus
Egypt
Syria
Eil
Tel Avy
Israel
Eteran
Golan Heights
Tel Aviv
Security Council
Suez Canal
Middle East
Ismailia
U.N
A. Esmat Abdel Megud
Cairo
Killbuck Bridge Bids Opened In Indianapolis Project
State highway commission opened bids for four lane divided highway and urban design projects Tuesday including a second Killbuck Creek bridge tied to modernization of the Ind. 100 by pass in Anderson. JS Sweet Co. Inc. Cambridge City bid $293,544 for the Killbuck bridge. Work on a second bridge over the White River in Anderson on the Ind. 109 by pass has begun. The two bridges mark the first phase of the Anderson by pass development.
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Indianapolis
Highway Commission
Killbuck Creek
Anderson
Killbuck
JS Sweet Co., Inc
Cambridge City
White ‘River
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Jerome R. Waldie
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Watergate
House Republican Ip
House Judiciary Committee
Gerdy Ford
Tance Nixon
Elliot L. Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
Andrew J
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Prees
Elliot Richardson
William Ruckel
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L. Richardton
Haig Toid
Justice Department
Richards Ton
Anderson and
Madison County
Tuth Norris
Lenewey Hazel Albea Copeland
Sam
Helen) Cook
Cositrin
Markleville
Agnes Pendleton
Law
X Peny the Hunt
Funer
Luther Nealis
Luther R. Nealis
Indiana Ave
St. Joan's Hospital
Kentucky
38Th Street
Mary M. Adkins
Kevina
East Africa
Perry E. ‘Toombs
A. T. Jones
Roy L. Toombs
Jones
Agama
Edgewood
Honey Creek
Pendleton Area
Baker
Brothers Funeral
Esther Howard
Esther B. Howard
Oliver Howard
Jalin’s
E. Filth St
Pennsylvania
They
Edgewood Baptist Church
Olsen and
Ias
Ebann
National Medical
Eastside
Church of el God
Widow Women's Missionary Society
Margaret
William
WCTL
Bob Jones University
Chile
Purdue Dren
Wayne G
Fred Barber
Garland Johnson
McCray Cemetery
Mahola Music
Metola
Re. 1
Joh Wesley Music
Riverview
Bonanza
United Baptist Church
Raymond Music
Mabel Frazier
Ed Jackie Myers
Nobles
Tle
Hazel Howell
Indianaplis
Mary Gibson
Flossie Hannon
Sam Music
Warren
Coal 7 Run
Jarry Richardson
Oshlawn Memorial
Josephine Cottingham Eee
Josephine Craig Nottingham
Riverview Hospital
Hamiton County
Noblesville High School
Indiana Univesity
McMurray College
Charles
Francis
Rex Sheets
Max Faea Ssen
IU Medial Center
Town and Courtry Ice Cream ‘Company
Dorothy
Stephen
Katie) Lindamood
William Marpole
Barbara Marpole
Evans-Godley ‘Trout
Russell Blowers
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indampos
American Cancer Society
Delco- Remy
Jim D.” Sheets
Main St
Daleville
Delco-Remy Division
UAW
Harold E. Rozelle
Terry Bailey
Sanders Cemetery
Gertrude
Larry
Judith) Lee
Shirley) Davidson
Agnes » Stinson
Redkey
Broun
Buby Funeral Home
City
Cominvedham
Crull
A. E. Hollenbeck
Cy Utes
Civil Cty General
J.C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
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