Calls for Nixon To Resign Grow
Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts says Nixon should resign, citing lost effectiveness to lead the country. Senator Henry Jackson of Washington questions confidence to govern, while Senator Peter Dominick of Colorado urges the President to disclose all information.
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Tor Edward Brooke
Henry Jackson
Dwash
Peter Dominick
Colorado
Jackson
NBC
Meet the Press
Senate Watergate Committee
Saxbe backs destroying Watergate tapes in Hong Kong speech
UPI reports Senator William Saxbe advised in a Hong Kong speech that the President should destroy any incriminating Watergate tapes, while noting he personally would prefer not to have heard of them. Saxbe claimed no illegal activity was advocated, and aides later said he seeks a tape recording of the remarks.
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Ohio
Nixon
Hong Kong
Saxbe
Ford Denies Wrongdoing Over Lobbyist Ties During Hearings
Vice president-designate Ford faced Senate committee questioning about his ties to former Washington lobbyist Robert N. Winter-Berger. Ford denied any improper dealings, saying he was duped by Winter-Berger and only briefly met with Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker to address Winter-Berger's requests. He asserted no influence was used to aid a Chicago federal building contract or a government job for an official tied to the award.
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Ford
Senate Committee
Robert N. Winter-Berger
House
Winter-Berger
Michigan
Howard Cannon
Dnev
Senate Rules Committee
New York
Arnold Hutschnecker
Winter- Berger
Hutschnecker
Dr. Hutschnecker
U.S
Chicago
Grand Rapids, Mich
Lone Tree Fire Fells Two Business Places
A major downtown Lone Tree fire destroyed Murdock Drug Store and the adjacent bank building, though a fire wall saved nearby businesses. Estimated damage reached 500000 dollars. no injuries reported as the blaze, starting in the drug store, burned through the night with multiple fire departments assisting.
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Tom Merryman
Murdock Sundries
Lone Tree
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Murdock Drug Store
Tom Lyons
Davis Beauty Shop
Young's Insurance
John Plaza
Iowa City
Lewis, Jr
Lewis
Bank
Smothers Insurance Agency
Edgar Johnson
Riverside
Nichols
Hills
Ben Johnson
Stocks Slide On Watergate Fears Drag Dow
New York AP report shows the Dow Jones industrial average down 12.79 to 972.49 at 2 p.m. Monday as prices fell amid analyst concerns about Watergate, the Middle East, and oil shortages. Declines outnumbered advances about four to one on the NYSE.
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Mid-East
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Court Turns Down Busing Plan Appeal
Washington based case where white Prince Georges County Maryland parents asked the Supreme Court to review a desegregation order. The court refused to hear arguments, upholding a plan transferring about 33 000 students to improve racial balance in 162 000 pupil district.
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Washington, D. C
Frank Kaufman
4Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Prince Georges
Kaumafin
Schaben Enters Governor's Race
Iowa State Sen. James Schaben 47 Dunlap Democrat formally announced for governor promising to tell it like it is. He attacks Gov. Ray on highways and taxes and outlines a 10 point program. Schaben says Ray’s administration robbed highway funds for the general fund. He warns highway cutbacks will hurt Iowa’s economic progress.
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Robert Ray
Iowa
Schaben
Ray
Communist Tanks Smash 2 Viet Bases Near Cambodian Frontier
Saigon reports two government camps 125 miles northeast of the city, Bu Bong and Bu Prang, were captured by North Vietnamese forces. About 300 defenders may have been killed or captured, with 29 troops and dependents dead in a Caribou crash en route to reinforce the front. Government planes and artillery struck the area as North Vietnamese casualties were said to be heavy.
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le Trung Mien
Bu Rong
Bu Bong
Bu Prang
le Minh
Central Highlands
Hien
Quang Duc
Arab oil nations cut production to pressure supporters
The 10 nation Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries announced in Kuwait that output would drop 25 percent this month and five percent in December for November levels, excluding friendly nations. The move, affecting more than four million barrels a day, aims at supporters of Israel while sparing allied nations based on nine months of 1973 imports. Philippines to ration gasoline as oil supply dwindles. Marcos labels oil black market a national security crime.
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Israel
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
OAPEC
France
Spain
Britain
West Germany
U.S
Japan
Middle East
America
Netherlands
Philippines
Marcos
Energy fears spark talk of slower driving and outages
White House energy chief John Love warned that a prolonged Arab oil boycott and weak conservation could trigger blackouts or brownouts this winter, especially on the East Coast and upper Midwest. Norbert Tiemann hinted at federal speed limits to conserve fuel, while officials noted contrasts with Europe and discussed Alaska oil and gas pipeline plans.
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White House
John Love
Love
U.S. News & World Report
New York City
Upper Midwest
Miami Beach
Norbert Tiemann
Tiemann
U.S
United States
Netherlands
Europe
Middle East
America
American Gas Assn
Congress
Alaska
Association
Kissinger Aims to Break Diplomatic Deadlock in Mid East
Secretary of State Kissinger heads to Cairo and four Arab capitals to press a settlement amid Israeli Egyptian Syrian tensions. Egyptian and Israeli spokesmen describe ongoing attacks along the Suez cease fire line as Kissinger begins talks in Rabat Tunis and Cairo with Anwar Sadat.
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Syria
Golda Meir
Good
U. S
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Suez
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Meir
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Nixon
Rabat
Morocco
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Tunisia
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