14 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1973
Page
1
Washington and Peking agreed to broaden liaison offices, exchange experts and artists, and accelerate trade as Kissinger completed a four day China visit. The joint communique hinted at progress toward full diplomatic relations despite ongoing uncertainties.
Drivers face learning to drive at 50 miles per hour as the new limit takes effect. Observers note habit changes from years of faster speeds and discuss the challenge of easing off the gas while maintaining schedule.
A White House breakfast meeting brings seventy five Republican senators to question President Nixon on Watergate. Senator Brooke urged Nixon to resign while talks aim to unite GOP lawmakers and press ahead with investigative hearings. weather and travel notes follow.
Israel and Egypt agreed in the Egyptian desert to begin implementing the four day old cease fire on Thursday. The plan includes turning over checkpoints on the Cairo Suez road and an immediate prisoner exchange, with Red Cross flights for wounded and supplies to the encircled 3rd Army and Suez City. UN and Kissinger formula elements guide the move, seen as a major breakthrough.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrives from Ching to assess the world oil crisis and deepen ties with Middle East capitals. He aims to expand relations with China during a Peking visit and meets Japanese officials on regional energy and foreign policy issues.
In San Antonio Lex UPI reports John Connally asks Americans to wait for full Watergate details before reaction. He stresses patience as Nixon era politics, oil crisis, and U.S.-China talks unfold with Kissinger and Ohira.
Ruth Ryan recalls her father waking her at midnight on Saturday with a whistle as she narrates school and church routines. Arlene Darwin retrieves three ears of Indian corn amid a spring loan to a friend, later recovered for Thanksgiving and Christmas decor. A one man show by Olin Travis will open at Williamson Gallery in Dallas to honor his 85th birthday. Alan Wait plans to move back to Dallas for Thanksgiving. Lions Club plans Thanksgiving Day activities. Bonham residents report a couple of reddened leaves on Chestnut Street Tuesday.
Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott argues that secret White House tape recordings, once released, would undermine John W Dean's allegations about Nixon and the Watergate cover up. He urges expedited disclosure to District Judge John J. Sirica, while noting sources who heard portions of the tapes.
A brief notice lists contact numbers 583 2124 for Miss Your Cali with deadlines on Saturdays by 5 30 p m and weekdays by 6 30 p m for submissions or requests.
Ed Smith was named president elect of the North Texas Bar Association at a meeting in Bonham. The event included remarks by speakers, discussion of new Texas laws, and attendance by wives of attorneys. The gathering began at noon with attendees sharing a meal and discussing association matters.
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