Nixon TV Session at 6 Tonight
Washington AP reports President Nixon will hold a televised news conference at 6 tonight from Des Moines Iowa. Deputy press secretary Gerald Warren announced the time and that the session had been postponed from Tuesday due to midweek developments. Warren refused to say if Nixon would name a successor for the fired Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox, noting the president would not pre-empt. Other officials indicate a nominee independent of the Justice Department is favored. Senate action remains pending.
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Push Ahead on Impeachment Probe
Speaker Carl Albert told NBC Today the House would proceed with a full thorough investigation into possible impeachment of President Nixon to clear up the issue and satisfy the American people. He warned the inquiry could continue if needed.
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Tentative contract buzz with Ford walkouts averted
Washington reports Ag Secretary Bart Buttis under investigation amid allegations he tried to impede a Federal Trade Commission probe. The Washington Star-News cites a Watergate probe link and a 1972 spring talk between officials amid Heublein United Vintners to acquire a wine cooperative. Separately, United Auto Workers say Ford talks reach a tentative three year contract averting a March 10 strike by 105,000 workers. Local talks continue and the union plans ratification after a portable package is reviewed.
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Global phantom spree on cards and phony checks
A New York youth used forged checks and stolen card data to fund travel to London and Hong Kong, purchasing goods and airline tickets. Michael Henson was arrested in Orlando after banks and detectives traced a two month international spree. He faced a $200,000 bond and multiple fraud charges as investigators linked travel through TWA Eastern airlines and money order networks.
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Ten Percent Phone Rate Hike Sought By Velophone Co
HRS MOVIES AP North Westar announces Velophone Co will ask the commerce commission next Wednesday for rate increases totaling 19,060,000 annually. The plan raises most rates by 10 percent effective June 1, 1073, pending ICC suspension. Some long distance and local within Iowa charges would wait 10 percent. The proposal targets monthly lines, party lines, and residence service with varying increases, including a potential new monthly charge.
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Brezhnev voice on Middle East observers delays troop clarity
Soviet leader says observers will monitor ceasefire at Egyptian and Israeli fronts and hopes the United States will act similarly. The Security Council backs a peacekeeping force while noting limited troop details and the need for coordinated UN actions amid shifting regional tensions.
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Nixon Stresses Caution Amid Middle East Tensions
AP dispatch reports President Nixon weighing cautious moves as the United States keeps troops on alert in the Middle East. He calls for measured action, while Secretary of Defense Laird signals possible gradual phasing of the alert and observer deployments to monitor Soviet moves without igniting broader conflict.
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Father Opposes Son for Quasqueton Mayor's Jo
A quarrel over succession in Quasqueton unfolds as a father campaigns against his son for the mayor's post. The elder criticizes the town’s leadership while the son positions as a reformer, with local voters watching the contest unfold as the council prepares for possible changes.
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