Calls for Nixon To Resign Grow
Washington reports rising calls for President Nixon to resign amid the Watergate crisis. Senator Edward Brooke said Nixon has lost effectiveness and should step down, while Senator Henry Jackson urged disclosure to restore public confidence. Senator Peter Dominick also urged full information release and resignation considerations.
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Saxbe Says Tapes Should Be Destroyed Controversy
UPI reports former Attorney General Saxbe in Hong Kong called for destroying Watergate tapes if they prove incriminating. He stated the President is right to refuse disclosure and that tapes should be destroyed if they reveal wrongdoing. Saxbe’s remarks surfaced as Nixon aides sought strategies to restore confidence amid calls for resignation and impeachment debates.
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Ford Defends Record in Senate Inquiry on Lobbyist Ties
In a tense Senate hearing, Ford faced questions about ties to a former Washington lobbyist, Robert Winters Bergen. The panel pressed details of communications and recommendations that may have influenced his official actions, with officials noting mixed testimony and calls for further factual clarifications.
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Lone Tree Fire Destroys Two Downtown Buildings
A major early morning fire in Lone Tree left two adjacent downtown structures destroyed, including the Murdoukding store and Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank. Fire crews from four communities battled eight hours, confirming total losses with extensive smoke damage while no injuries were reported.
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Court Denies Appeal Of Busing Plan
Washington court refuses to hear a challenge to a voluntary school desegregation plan. The group claims the plan violates rights of Anglo American students while advocates argue the plan serves the larger goal of integration amid nationwide debates on race and education policy.
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Schaben Enters Governor's Race
State Sen. James Schaben formally announced for governor on Monday, criticizing Republican Gav Teberl Ray’s highway program and alleging funds were diverted from highways to the general fund. He pledged a reform platform to revive Iowa’s highway construction and economic progress.
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Communist Tanks Smash 2 Viet Bases
SAIGON AP reports North Vietnamese tanks and troops seized two government camps near the Cambodian border amid heavy fighting. Saigon says about 300 defenders may have died or been captured as the clashes marked the fiercest since a nine month halt in the Vietnam conflict. Reports add bases north of Saigon were abandoned after bombardment and air attacks, with casualties and possible captures at Bu Dang Au Peas and surrounding outposts.
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Arab oil cuts widen as OAPEC trims output further
OAPEC nations announced new production reductions amid the oil embargo. Output will drop 25 percent in September and five percent in November with a total five percent cut including embargoed supply. Friendly countries’ shares remain based on mid-70s averages, while Britain and West Germany face unclear consequences. The Philippines moves to ration oil, signaling broader fuel shortages.
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Cold Winter Could Spur Energy Cuts and Blackouts
Federal officials warn that a harsh winter may force energy reductions and extended outages. Reports note potential rate hikes, state action, and possible federal measures to conserve power, amid discussions of speed limits for vehicles and energy transport.
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Kissinger Seeks End to Middle East Diplomatic Deadlock
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State Kissinger leading talks with Egypt, Syria, and others to break a stalemate over a prisoner exchange while Israeli and Egyptian sides clash along the Suez Canal base line. An Israeli spokesman cites infantry and tank assaults in northern Sinai as negotiations continue. Kissinger, en route via Beirut and Tunis, says talks are constructive though outcomes remain uncertain.
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