Meir rejects Oct 22 cease fire lines as nonexistent
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir told parliament there are no Oct 22 positions and no UN observers existed to define such lines. She argued the lines were a political slogan used by Egypt and the Soviets to accuse Israel of violations and to lift the encirclement of the Egyptian Third Army.
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Golda Meir
Israel
Middle East
U. N. Security Council
Egypt
Mrs. Meir
Cairo - Suez
U. N
Meir
IDF
Israel Defense Force
U.N
Suez City
U. S
Syria
Kissinger Promises US Friendship to China in Peking Banquet
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger pledged that friendship with China remains a constant factor in American policy. He spoke at a farewell banquet in the Great Hall with Premier Chou En Lai and other Chinese leaders present before leaving Peking for Tokyo.
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Peking
UPI
State Kissinger
United States
China
Kissinger
Nixon
Fuel-Rationing Bill Advances From Committee
The emergency petroleum act directing Nixon to ration scarce fuels was approved by the Senate Interior Committee and may reach the floor Wednesday. A conference report paving mandatory allocation across crude oil to gasoline could pass both houses this week. Other energy bills include Daylight Saving time and $20 billion for new energy sources.
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Nixon
Senate Interior Committee
Senate House
Oif
Saudi Arabia
House
Interior Subcommittee On the Environment
Chuckle Financial Statistics on Timing of Purchases
A humorous line notes that financial statistics show the best time to buy is a year ago. The remark highlights hindsight value and universal consumer skepticism.
Stocks Take New Tumble
New York reports show stock prices tumbling for the third straight session as investors worry about energy problems. The Dow at 2 p.m. fell 14.82 to 882.83, with declines outsizing advances on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Watergate panel votes for meeting with Nixon
The Watergate committee voted 5 to 1 to formally request a White House meeting with President Nixon at his earliest convenience to question him and obtain a full transcript of the discussion. The move follows Nixon's offer to produce unsubpoenaed tapes and diary excerpts amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Edward Gurney
Rfla
Hermann Talmadge
D-Ga
Ronald Ziegler
White House
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Weicker
Select
Watergate) Committee
Republican Coordinating Committee
Senate
John Dean
Ford Denies Nixon Paralyzed or Prisoner
Vice president designate Gerald Ford rejects claims that Watergate has paralyzed or imprisoned Nixon. He says Watergate creates a public confidence problem but expects Nixon and the U.S. political system to be exonerated as truth emerges. Ford cites Nixon’s Middle East initiatives and unemployment drop, and recalls Churchill’s reply to defeatist talk in World War I.
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Wild
Braniff Airways, Inc
Nixon
Gulf
Special Prosecutor’s
Mills
Jackson
Gerald Ford
Ford
Middle East
England
Churchill
Skylab launch delayed again after hidden cracks found
A Skylab 3 booster crack discovery by a pad engineer pushes liftoff from this week to Friday with a possible further delay. Astronauts Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Pogue face continued postponement as analysts weigh additional material defects and potential repairs that could sideline the mission for weeks.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
Gerald Carr
Edward Gibson
William Pogue
William Schneider
Schneider
Britain Declares State of Emergency Over Labor Crisis
The British government proclaims a state of emergency amid coal and electricity labor disputes. Miners and electric workers refuse overtime to push for higher pay, risking nationwide power blackouts. Extraordinary powers allow government action to secure power supplies.
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London
UPI
Senate approves Alaska oil pipeline bill 80 to 5
The Senate approved a bill authorizing private construction of an Alaska oil pipeline by an 80 to 5 vote. The measure, aimed at easing the energy crisis, moves to the White House where Nixon is expected to sign, though veto risks exist over regulatory riders. Construction is planned to start mid March at Valdez with Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. leading.
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Washington
Senate
Alaska
Henry Jackson
Dwash
Nixon
Jackson
House
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
House - Senate
White House
Valdez
Gulf of Alaska
Don Young
R-Alaska
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Two Youths Killed in Cedar Rapids Crash
Cedar Rapids teenagers Terry Howard Cones 16 and Thomas A. Smith 15 died when their car collided with a truck at a county road intersection west of the city. Garry Corrigan 16 was injured and critically hurt. Truck driver Paul Yearous 31 was treated and released. The wreck occurred around 2 30 p.m. Monday and the crash remained under investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
Terry Howard Cones
Thirteenth Avenue
Thomas A. Smith
C Avenue
Garry James Corrigan
Thirty-seventh Street
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Paul E. Yearous
Route 2
Independence
Thomas Allan Smith
Albert R. Smith
Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Emerald Knights
Kennedy High School
Sambos
Sharri
Leanne
Janeaa
Larry
Mabel Parsons
Marion
Elizabeth Smith
St. Patrick's Church
Walter Boeckman
Riverside
Cedar Memorial
Martin Lin
Teahen Chapel
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United Press International
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Suez Canal
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State Department
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Tokyo
Watergate
Nixon Sessions
John Sirica
Sirica
Gulf Oil Corp
Claude Wild
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
D-Wash
George Hart
American Ship Building Co
FBI
Matthew Clark
Lorain
Ohio
Robert Bartlome
Judiciary
National Association of Realtors
Skylab
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