Nixon to face editors in Watergate conference
President Nixon prepares for a question and answer session with editors at Disney World Florida as part of The Associated Press Managing Editors conference. The hour long event will be carried live by three networks starting at 7 p.m. EST with questions on Watergate and other topics from about 400 editors.
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Nixon
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Dian
Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Ziegler
White House
Washington
Florida
Key Biscayne
Robert Packwood
Packwood
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
James C. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
The
Wilderness Society and
Friends of the Earth
Fuel export halts urged amid U S shortage debate
An administration economist urges stopping all nonessential petroleum exports to ease the domestic shortage but warns against hasty action. The piece also covers Nixon's Florida trip, Packwood's critique of Nixon, Sirica's stance on Watergate probes, and delays in subpoenaed tapes. CIA denies prior knowledge of the burglary.
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Washington
United States
Sirica
White House
Grand
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Harper's Magazine
Greece enacts martial law after deadly Athens clashes
Greece declared martial law as army troops surrounded key sites in Athens after violent student protests left four dead and hundreds injured. Tanks occupied central squares while police redirected crowds outside Parliament and the Athens Polytechnic Institute.
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Polytechnic Institute
Athens
Athens Polytechnic Institute
George Papadopoulos
Austin teacher Gordon Lonning dies at 48
Gordon Lonning longtime Austin High School teacher and elementary supervisor in the Austin Public School System died at 48 from an apparent heart attack while hunting. Survived by wife Marilyn and four children, services set for 1 30 p m Monday at First Congregational Church with memorials preferred.
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Minnesota
Marilyn
Glenn
Mary) Skoy
Hopkins
Minn
Robert
Kennedy Jr. undergoes leg amputation for cancer
In Washington doctors amputated the right leg of 12 year old Edward M Kennedy Jr son of the Massachusetts senator above the knee to halt bone cancer. His father and a Georgetown University Hospital spokesman said the operation was successful and the patient tolerated it well.
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Kennedy
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy Jr
Massachusetts
Georgetown University Hospital
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Mondale calls for Nixon resignation over successor pick
Sen. Walter Mondale urges President Nixon to quit after nominating someone other than Rep. Gerald Ford as his successor. Mondale says Nixon talks with Republicans and the new Watergate prosecutor will not placate impeachment demands.
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Mondale
Madison, Wis
Walter F. Mondale
Rep
Gerald Ford
Kissinger Returns From 12-day Middle East Mission
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, back in Washington after a 12 day trip covering 10 nations and 25000 miles, plans to press for a permanent Arab Israeli settlement. He notes progress toward normalization with China and says the United States must mobilize effort to begin overall Arab Israeli negotiations. Montoya of New Mexico criticizes Nixon administration policy in Latin America at a Washington dinner.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
White House
State Department
Nixon
Florida White House
Anatoly Dobrynin
United States
Senate keeps pushing energy bill amid oil crisis signs
The Senate advances an emergency energy bill as Nixon hints at oil relief touch off a Wall Street rally though Ford and Morton caution no end to the embargo. Futures rise on potential rationing powers, with House action slated after Thanksgiving.
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Wall Street
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Meir says December peace talks premature
Israeli Premier Golda Meir argues negotiations toward a Middle East peace accord must occur but a December peace conference is premature. She spoke after welcoming 28 Israeli POWs amid a second day of exchanges with Egypt, part of a weeklong program that has freed about 1,400 of 8,221 Egyptian prisoners. The report notes Syria’s silence on a POW list and Cairo pressure to retreat to early October lines.
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Associated Press
Golda Meir
Middle East
U.S
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Rael
Suez
Egypt
Red Cross
Israel
Meir
Syria
al Ahram
Cairo-Suez
U.N
Suez Canal
United Nations
Deversoir
Great Bitter Lake
Rookie Skylab 3 astronauts begin orbiting lab work
Skylab 3 crew Gerald P. Carr William R. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson begin nearly a month of research in the space station after docking delays. Ground controllers urged rest due to earlier weightlessness and motion sickness concerns. Flight plan calls for system checks and acclimation after entering the lab.
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Gibson
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Efficient remodeled efficiency apartment ad
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