Nixon News US Orders Troops Conference Worldwide Alert
Washington AP report says President Nixon postponed a news conference amid Middle East crisis. Deputy press secretary Warren said the session was rescheduled to a later date as Nixon concentrates on regional developments.
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U S Military Alert Worldwide Precautionary Move
Washington ordered a general alert across forces as the Pentagon described actions as precautionary. Leaders warned of possible Soviet moves in the Middle East while postponing details, with ships and bases increasing readiness amid tense diplomacy.
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Linn County Jobless Rate Drops to Four Year Low
Unemployment in Linn County fell to a four year low in September as the work force shrank by 400 with 2,300 unemployed. Cedar Rapids metro rate cited at 2.7 percent with about 2,100 workers unemployed. Regional figures show varied shifts across occupation, construction, services, and government hiring offsets.
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Sporadic fighting reported as Middle East clashes continue
Disjointed reports from Cairo and Tel Aviv describe sporadic fighting around the Suez region with Egyptian forces and Israeli units exchanging attacks. Officials caution about continuous skirmishes, with claims of Mirage jet losses and shifting battle lines near Shuaiba and the Sina front as regional tensions persist.
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Kissinger warns limits to confrontations with Soviet Union
Secretary Kissinger told reporters the United States will avoid direct confrontation with the Soviet Union in the Middle East while maintaining a warning that there are limits beyond which escalation is unacceptable. He said nuclear-armed powers must not be drawn into a conflict and emphasized U.S. readiness to deter any Soviet moves, while noting international assurances to support efforts to stop fighting. He rejected the idea of joint Soviet U.S. deployments in the region and stressed the need for U.S. resolve without inviting confrontation.
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U S Alert Marks New Phase in Cold War Crisis
A chaotic report details mounting U S and allied military moves amid heightened tensions over Vietnam and Cuba. It notes mobilization of air and naval forces, warnings of potential action, and calls for active duty reserves as Washington weighs responses to global threats and possible invasions.
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Soviet plan to deploy Middle East peace force without big powers
United Nations sources reported Soviet Ambassador to the U.N. Jacob Musk signaling Moscow would back a U.S. peacekeeping force in the Middle East that excludes Soviet, American, and other major powers. Nonaligned members suggested a U.N. force, with revisions to drop the United States, Russia, and three other powers to satisfy U.S. and Chinese objections. Reported exchange noted a preference for a long study before any deployment, while Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed el-Rayyat warned of a "new war" and urged intervention to restore a cease-fire.
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