Nixon and Ford Meet as President Plans Resignation
President Nixon met with Vice President Ford at the White House to discuss his decision to resign. Officials indicated a final announcement could come later, as Nixon requested airtime for a national address and aides debated impeachment paths.
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Oval Office
Paul Miltich
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Henry A. Kissinger
Chicago Sun-Times
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Miltich
Mittich
House Judiciary Committee
Capitol Hill
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Senate Gop
Ford Delays Western Trip Amid Nixon Crisis
Vice President Gerald Ford postponed his 12 day Western Midwest tour due to the fast changing political situation in Washington. He remained tight lipped as Nixon faced impeachment scrutiny and rumors swirled about a possible resignation and a transition plan.
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Gerald R. Ford
White House
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Far West
Gerald R. Warren
Warren
Chicago
Los Angeles
GOP
George Bush
Chicago Sun- Times
Mittich
Sun-Times
Washington Post
Post
Gerald Ford
Nixon family dinner captured by Oliver Atkins in White House
Washington AP report details photographer Oliver Atkins recording Nixon in a private upstairs White House dinner with his wife and daughters as reports of damning Watergate fallout circulated. The White House would not release the latest Atkins photos, deemed too private and poignant.
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Atkins
Richard Nixon
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House
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Peking
Moscow
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Congress
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FBI
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Oliver Atkins
North Vietnam flags possible countrywide South Vietnam offensive
U S officials warn Hanoi has alerted six home based divisions amid signs of a broader strike in South Vietnam. A build up of North Vietnamese troops and equipment is reported with more than 200 000 combat troops in the south and extensive support forces. No U S bombing without approval is planned despite the rising threat.
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
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Senate
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Congress
Cycle Goes 2nd Day Auction in Athens
Leslie Brooks of Athens sold his 1973 Yamaha motorcycle using a fast acting Action Act and reported strong buyer interest. He said he is sold on the new approach and urges others to seek immediate results.
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Leslie Brooks
Athens
Leslie
Cyprus talks gloom for second round as Cyprus clash rises
Greek Foreign Minister George Mavros called prospects for the second round of Cyprus peace talks gloomy and pessimistic. A British TV crew member was killed by a land mine near Lapithos and four other reporters were wounded as a press convoy entered the town. The U.N. mission urged demilitarization and Turkish withdrawal as steps toward peace, with Greece demanding Cyprus be made a party to Geneva talks.
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George Mavros
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Greece
Turkey
Britain
Lapithos
Ted Stoddard
British Broadcasting Corp
New York
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U.N
Athens
Geneva
Judge orders renewed contract talks for Vinton teachers
In McArthur, Judge Wade H. Lohr of the Vinton County Common Pleas Court orders the Board of Education and the Vinton Local Teachers Association to resume contract negotiations. He sets team makeups, directs timetables, requires written reports, and retains jurisdiction. He warns of potential refereeing by the American Arbitration Association at shared costs up to 50 dollars per hour if disputes arise.
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VLTA
Lohr
American Arbitration Association
Board
Wholesale prices surge highest since last August
The Labor Department reported a 3.7 percent rise in wholesale prices for last month, yielding a 44.4 percent annual rate. The gain, after seasonal adjustments, signals continued inflation pressure and dampens hopes for easing consumer prices.
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Washington
Labor Department
Judge declines KSU order on off campus housing rule
A federal judge in Cleveland declined to order Kent State University to register first and second year students seeking off campus housing. Judge William K. Thomas said granting a preliminary injunction would effectively decide the challenge to the university rule that requires freshmen and sophomores to live in dorms.
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Ohio
Kent State University
U.S. District Court
William K. Thomas
Senate House reach $11.3 billion housing bill compromise
Senate and House conferees announced an $11.3 billion housing bill compromise aimed at preserving two subsidy programs for the poor that President Nixon had sought to end. The plan would continue the programs but does not obligate administration funding.
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Senate House
Nixon
Weather is Showers and Thunderstorms Likely Tonight and Friday
Forecast calls for showers and thundershowers tonight and Friday with lows in the low to mid 60s. Friday highs expected in the upper 70s to low 80s with warm, humid conditions. Details on Page 2.
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