Middle East deadlock prompts new U S pressure on Israel
Cairo sources say the United States pushes Israel to soften its hard line in stalled talks with Egypt, helping explain Israel's 24 hour postponement of today's session. Sadat warns of resuming war unless resolved. Arab leaders in Algiers demand all occupied land including Jerusalem and refugee rights.
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Israel
Egypt
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Algiers
Jerusalem
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Morocco
Damascus
UPI
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London
K.C. Thaler
Russia
Sadat
Washington
Middle East
Geneva
Nixon to give tax data but not actual returns
President Nixon plans to forward a packet of personal finances and income tax data to all members of Congress, excluding the actual tax returns. Some senators and congressmen report mixed messages about the returns being made public, amid Watergate tape developments and related testimony.
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Washington
UPI
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Nixon Secret Tapes Show Whistles and Conso me desires
In Washington Judge Sirica hears the first secret tape release from June 20, 1972. Nixon and Ehrlichman’s voices crackle through distortions and hums while a steward is summoned. Prosecutors say Watergate talk may have occurred though inaudible on the garbled recording.
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U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Elliot L. Richardson
White House
Watergate Committee
Richardson
Dick Cavett
Abc-Tv
Washington
UPI
Watergate
Rose Mary Woods
Ehrlichman
Bennington Church Objects to liquor license near church
Parishioners of Bennington First United Methodist Church denounce selectmen for approving a Vermont Restaurant liquor license next to the Main Street church. They vow to appeal to the state Liquor Control Board after church trustees opposed the license and highlighted parking and safety concerns for parishioners and children.
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Bennington
Pinsonneault
Vermont
North Street
Catamount National Bank
Haynes and Kane Furniture
Main Street
Methodist
Bill Haynes
Vermont Liquor Control Board
Liquor Control Commission
Selectmen
Church
State Board
George M. Fienberg
Haynes
Robert E. Cummings Jr
George Eagle
Helen Atwell
Richard A. Campbell
Art Rogerson
Walter Noyes
Vermont governor seeks energy crisis plan and powers
Vermont Governor Thomas P. Salmon tells his new energy policy advisory board to craft emergency powers and a state agency plan to manage the fuel shortage. He notes gasoline shortages and predicts winter struggle for heating fuel and possible tax effects, while praising voluntary conservation and awaiting regional funds.
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Charles Butler Jr
Salmon
New England
New England Regional Commission
Vermont
Robert Wilson
Council of Economic Advisors
Energy Board
Vermont considers two hour blackouts to save energy
Officials from the Vermont power industry discuss two hour blackouts as a possible conservation measure. A Vermont Electric Power Co. spokesman said the plan is under review and unlikely unless fuel shortages worsen. Public Service Board Chairman William Gilbert criticized the idea and urged regulatory agencies to set priorities, warning impacts on schools and services.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont Electric Power Co
Public Service Board
William Gilbert
Gilbert
Inside Senate confirms Ford nomination on page two
A compact note indicates the Inside Senate confirms the Ford nomination with brief coverage on page two among other items. The entry signals a political development within the Senate, framed as part of the day's roundup.
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Senate
Ford
Monument School
John Page
John Hubbard
MAU
Baker Sees Missing Piece in Watergate Probe
UPI reports Senator Howard Baker Jr. says the crucial gap in the Watergate inquiry is whether a national security matter Nixon referenced in a Florida news conference ties to the Democratic National Committee break in. Baker, ranking Republican on the committee, warns if linked, he has a problem. The panel adjourned until January as staff work stalls over Nixon’s alleged $2 million milk fund and Howard Hughes’ $100,000 payment to C. G. Rebozo.
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Washington
UPI
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Nixon
Florida
Baker
Howard Hughes
C. G. ‘Bebe
Rebozo
Maine faces emergency powers over energy crisis
Governor Curtis seeks legislative power to close schools curb snowmobiles and limit business hours amid an across the region fuel shortage. NEPEX reports a five percent voltage cut saved about 60 000 gallons of fuel oil and 1.8 million gallons monthly, but shortages loom with potential job losses in Connecticut and broader cuts expected if winter worsens.
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Maine
Connecticut
New England Power Exchange
Kenneth M. Curtis
Regionwide Power Exchange
NEPEX
Curtis
Middle East
Kero
Sene
Robert H. Steele
Rconn
Wesleyan University
New England
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Jim White
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