Citizen reaction to Nixon Watergate TV address
Reaction to President Nixon’s TV address on Watergate and Middle East crisis spans a wide range of views. Members of the public, in homes, clubs, hotels, and hospitals from New Hampshire to California share measured approval, skepticism, and calls for accountability as they discuss firing of Archibald Cox and the plan for a new special prosecutor.
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William DiMascio
Morrisburg
F. Richard Cicccone
Chicago
Daniel Q. Haney
Boston
Victoria Graham
San Francisco
Terry Kirkpatrick
New Orleans
Martin Cruisinger
Miami
Bill Beecham
Salt Lake City
New York
Jim Willse
Associated Press
Bork
Nixon
White House
Mitchell
Nathan Cohn
Ewald Kipp
University Club
Middle East
America
Paul Knox
Martha Griswold
Weare
N.H
Paul
Frank Flis
Leslie Knox
Bill Sweeney
Arlington Heights
Peggy
Sweeney
Transporation
Coral Hotel
Miami Beach
Tom Mears
Thibodaux
Watergate
Archibald
Cox
Mears
Doral
Harold Genis
Marjorie
Steel Workers Bar
Steelton
Kipp
Harry
Steel Workers
John Rankovic
England
Ochsner Foundation
Hilda Hood
Big U S firms report sharp third quarter earnings gains
Stephen H Miller notes widespread earnings growth among major U S firms in Q3 with oil companies leading gains. Gulf Oil 210 million up 91 percent Texaco up 42 2 percent Mobil 231 million up 64 percent Phillips 54 million up 43 percent Cities Service 61 percent Continental Oil 38 percent Standard Oil of Ohio Ashland up 17 percent GM records 266 million up 100 percent Sales 7.61 billion up 41 percent Chrysler losses 17 million due to strike Ford earnings 95 million up under 1 percent Sales nearly 5 billion up 13 percent Banks cut prime rate to 9 4 percent from 10 percent First National City Bank trims to 9 42 percent.
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Stephen H. Miller
New York
Gulf Oil Corp
Texaco Inc
Mobil Oil Corp
Phillips Petroleum Co
Cities Service Co
Continental Oil
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Ashland
Middle East
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
National City Bank of New York
Midwest Storm Drenches Plains and Midwest Regions
Thunderstorms sweeping the interior dumped heavy rain across the middle Mississippi Valley and Southern Plains. One inch hail struck parts of southwestern Oklahoma. Branson Missouri and the Newton Kansas airport reported hail damage with up to four inches in places, causing aircraft damage on the ground.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Oklahoma
Branson
Newton
Kan
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U.S
Chrysler
Cost of Living Council
Midwest
REBEL
Rebel Savings
Washington
Delmonte
RED Owl
Vanity Fair
Sun
Austin
Corp
Austin Red Owl
Ajax
U.S.D.A
del Monte Sale
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