Impeachment Debate Moves to Judiciary Committee
House Democrats say Speaker Albert will hand all Nixon impeachment proposals to the Judiciary Committee for full consideration of whether an impeachable offense occurred. Rep. Wright says an inquiry is favored now, while Ford backs Nixon and others remain undecided about impeachment.
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Carl Albert
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
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Senate panel seeks reverse tapes ruling
The Senate Watergate committee urged the U S Court of Appeals to overturn Judge Sirica's dismissal of its civil suit seeking full Watergate tape materials The panel said no quid pro quo exists for withdrawing the case and stressed the public interest in obtaining subpoenaed materials amid high political turmoil involving the firing of Cox and resignations of Richardson and Ruckelshaus
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Mideast battles rage despite U N cease fire along Suez and Syria
Fierce tank and artillery clashes raged along the Suez Canal while dogfights erupted over Syria after a partial overnight pause. Egypt and Israel accepted the truce terms but Syria remained silent as both sides accused each other of violations. U N observers remained in Cairo and Jerusalem amid renewed fighting and questions over international supervision.
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Laurence McIntyre
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Fate of Nixon Up to Americans, Richardson Says
Elliot L. Richardson stated the ultimate judgment on the Watergate crisis lies with the American people. He declined to pass judgment on Nixon impeachment, noting he resigned to avoid firing Archibald Cox and that the events should be judged by the public, with implications for national well being and security.
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Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Richardson
Archibald Cox
Israelis ordered to fight on southern front amid cease fire breach
In a communique from the Israeli military command, forces were ordered to continue fighting along the southern Egyptian front after repeated violations of a cease fire. The order says to persist in this sector due to incessant Egyptian shooting before the halt deadline. Also reported, Nobel prizes in Chemistry and Physics announced in Stockholm.
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Freeman Draws 10 Year Sentence In Theft Case
Minneapolis clothing store owner James B. Freeman was convicted earlier of receiving and concealing stolen property and was sentenced to the maximum 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Minneapolis
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Poll shows 44 percent favor impeaching Nixon
New York AP NBC News poll of 947 adults after Archibald Cox firing finds 44 percent favor impeachment, 43 percent oppose, 13 percent undecided. NBC notes sampling error 2 to 3 percent. 75 percent oppose Cox dismissal, 16 percent favor, 9 percent undecided. Only 22 percent rate Nixon’s performance favorable.
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Archibald Cox
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Truck and School Bus Collision Near Becker
In foggy central Minnesota five miles northwest of Becker a truck and a Becker school bus carrying about 40 students collided. Becker High School Principal John Haskell said several children had minor cuts or scratches but no serious injuries. About 10 children were taken to Monticello Big Lake Community Hospital for minor injuries. The bus driver Darrell Mann of Becker was not hurt.
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John Haskell
Monticello
Big Lake Community Hospital
Darrell Mann
Watergate Grand Juries Retained by Judge Sirica
U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica told the two Watergate grand juries they are not dismissed and will not be until the court acts. He summoned the jurors to explain their status as White House lawyers prepared a tapes compromise to avert impeachment demands against President Nixon.
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U.S. District Court
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White House
Nixon
Schedule of Pages Classified 10 11 VS-Mkt
A compact page index lists sections for classifieds at pages 10 and 11, market listings, and page designations. It also notes the presence of comics on page 9, an editorial on page 4, area news on page 7, society items on page 6, and sports on page 8.
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Halloween scarecrow on Ullwelling porch steers fright mood
The Ullwelling family at 607 26th St SW along with the Lobb family arranged a Halloween scarecrow among pumpkins on their front porch. Nancy Chad Natalie Ulwelling and Dina Chris Jena Lobb helped set it up as Ken Hanson captured the Herald photo.
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Jena Lobb
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Two Die In Helicopter Crash Near Fort Frances
Fort Frances Ontario two men died when the helicopter used to inspect power lines crashed into a swampy area. The pilot Donald Pawluk 32 employed by Viking Helicopter Ltd and passenger Eugene Hummel 50 employed by Ontario Hydro Co both from Thunder Bay Ontario were killed.
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Fort Frances
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Thunder Bay
Ont
High Court upholds contempt fines on two Baton Rouge reporters
Supreme Court declined to overturn contempt fines imposed on Larry Dickinson of the Baton Rouge State Times and Gibbs Adams of the Baton Rouge Morning Advocate for reporting on a 1971 public hearing. The ruling centered on whether the anti reporting ban was obviously illegal, not on its validity.
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New Orleans
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