Meir presses for POW lists as POW swap delayed
Israel seeks lists of captured Israelis from Egypt and Syria amid a stalled prisoner exchange plan. Egypt reportedly holds about 350 Israelis and Syria about 100 while 7,000 Arabs are held by Israel. UN and Egyptian officials discussed aid while Israeli criticism mounted over relief aid to encircled Egyptian troops.
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Cox May Have Leaked ITT Case Details
Archibald Cox testified he may have leaked a Times story about Nixon’s call to Kleindienst delaying an ITT antitrust appeal. He said he disclosed the information to Sens. Hart and Kennedy and their aides, denied by all, and apologized for an error of carelessness. He stressed the leak likely did not come from his former staff.
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Watergate committee prepares for hearings
The Senate Watergate committee met in closed session to prepare for its first public hearings since a compromise on recordings. A witness list for the hearings, opening Wednesday, will show whether the panel continues its probe of political dirty tricks or shifts to campaign financing. Speculation tied Charles G. Rebozo to possible testimony. Nixon defended Rebozo’s acceptance of $100,000 from Hughes representatives, saying it was a campaign contribution kept in a safety box. The panel seeks access to President Nixon conversations and other Watergate tapes.
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Supreme Court longest tenure marked Monday record
The record for the longest Supreme Court service was noted with a tenure of 34 years and 1% days. The update is credited to AP Wirephoto and appears in the US Market area.
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NATO Begins Talks on Mutual Troop Reductions in Central Europe
Talks opened in Vienna with the United States and 19 NATO allies engaging the Soviet Union and other Communist nations on a balanced reduction of troops in Central Europe. Delegates include Stanley R. Resor and Oleg Khlestov. Brezhnev signals readiness for steps by 1975, while Western negotiators push for larger Soviet cuts.
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Stillwater inmate death under investigation
The death of 22 year old John L. Love at Stillwater Prison is under investigation after he was found hanging in his cell. An autopsy was ordered to establish the cause, with a note reportedly left by Love and officials citing no immediate evidence of foul play.
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White House, Judge Agree Tapes Privilege Hearing Closed
Washington AP report says the White House and U S District Judge John J Simica reached an agreement for a closed hearing on presidential privilege over portions of the Watergate tapes. Sirica met Nixon aides to discuss keeping parts from the grand jury. Impeachment probe gains steam as House Judiciary Committee grants Rodino broad subpoena powers along party lines.
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Meir to confer on Mideast with Nixon
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir will meet President Nixon in Washington to discuss the Middle East crisis. Nixon is also slated to host Egypt's acting Foreign Minister Esmail Fahmy and Soviet envoy Dobrynin as part of ongoing diplomacy amid regional fighting.
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Dean pressed agencies to limit Watergate probe
A congressional report finds former White House counsel John W. Dean II pressured the FBI and CIA to curb the Watergate investigation. It cites about 25 calls to the FBI director urging the FBI to ignore evidence tying Nixon campaign contributions to the break in at the DNC. The panel also accuses Dean of pressing CIA officials to halt the FBI probe beyond the five suspects.
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Winter fuel shortage looms after summer delays
Gordon Hegland of Consolidated Oil Co predicts the anticipated fuel crisis could hit the United States this winter due to reduced Middle East oil supplies. He warns imports may be down and a 16 percent cut in U S fuel could occur, urging conservation as the probable remedy.
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Hay for sale six acres clover and alfalfa London area
Farmers report success selling hay via Herald want ad. Six acres of standing clover and alfalfa hay in London area offered at low cost. Ad ran twice before cancellation. for quick action call 433-8851.
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