Kissinger talks hint at Middle East compromise progress
Secretary of State Kissinger wound up talks in Cairo and met with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem as Sisco voiced optimism about a compromise on the Middle East crisis. He is touring Jordan and Saudi Arabia while Egypt and Israel appear near agreement on sustaining the Egyptian 3rd Army in the Sinai.
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Elderly sex drives bring need for counseling study
A Miami psychiatrist reports that society must accept that the elderly have sex drives and require sex counseling. Dr. Stanley R. Dean of Florida and Miami universities says diminished potency is not a signal for abstinence and that doctors should address sexuality in aging patients.
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Hostages flee as jail escapees sleep in Minnesota farmhouse
Two armed jail escapees Morgan and Winans slept through their captives release at the Wegscheid farm in Wadena Minnesota allowing three hostages to escape after 33 hours. The fugitives surrendered before dawn and await federal arraignment on air piracy charges.
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secretary says Watergate tapes are very poor quality
Nixon secretary Rose Mary Woods testified that subpoenaed tapes are hard to hear with parts inaudible and that it took weeks to type a rough transcript from Camp David and Key Biscayne sessions. She described odd sounds on the recordings and said no human can hear every word.
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Nixon seeks emergency powers to ration fuel nationwide
President Nixon urges Congress to grant emergency authority to ration gasoline and oil, cut hours, lower speeds, and keep Daylight Saving Time year round. He targets energy self sufficiency by 1980 while warning of severe shortages amid Arab oil cuts.
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Congress Overrides Nixon War Powers Veto For 60 Day Limit
Congress passes a 60 day limit on undeclared wars after overriding President Nixon's veto. The House 284 135 and Senate 75 18 approvals mark the first veto override this year. Supporters cite public demand following Vietnam, while Nixon warns of hampered decisiveness in crises.
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Oil firm sees order as solution
Gerald Everett, president of the Northwest Petroleum Association, says Nixon's energy measures should solve the energy problem long term. He supports curtailing hours, converting plants from oil to coal, and using all fossil fuels plus solar and geothermal when needed. Everett warns the public may need a real crisis to grasp the gravity.
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