Nixon Welcomed by Millions in Cairo on Middle East Tour
President Nixon began a five nation Middle East swing in Cairo amid scenes of massive crowds outrunning a 9 degree heat. He pledged a positive U.S. role to foster peace, lauding Sadat and noting the cease fire progress while Kissinger stayed in a supporting role. The trip includes Saudi Arabia Syria Israel and Jordan with a potential U.S.-Egypt Joint Economic Commission.
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Weather Forecast North Carolina and D C Areas
Coastal area forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions through Friday with daytime highs in the low to mid 80s and Thursday night lows in the 60s Rain chances are 20 percent Thursday and Thursday night Mountains remain partly cloudy and mild with daytime highs in the 70s and nighttime lows in the 50s Chance of rain 20 percent Thursday into Thursday night D C area expects mostly sunny mild weather on Thursday with highs in the low 80s Thursday night and Friday somewhat warmer lows around 60 Friday highs in the 80s Rain chances 10 to 20 percent Thursday and Thursday night Winds shift from northeast to northward Thursday then ease Thursday night Coastal beaches remain sunny and warm with inland highs in the mid to upper 80s and near 80 at the beaches Thursday and Friday Fair Thursday night with lows near 70 Winds turn north to northeast Thursday then become light at night
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Court Signals Change May Delay Ehrlichman Trial Start
In a Watergate-related session, Judge Gesell noted a substantial change as House lawyer and officials discussed delaying the Ehrlichman trial. Buzhardt said no mind change since Friday, while Merrill called the shift a change in circumstances. A Thursday conference will decide remaining issues and whether all defendants proceed together.
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Two Gunmen Hijack New Orleans Bus in Violent Stand
Two gunmen hijacked a New Orleans city bus early Wednesday, robbed passengers, and raped a 22-year-old woman after stopping near a housing project. One passenger was beaten and hospitalized. Four men joined the hijackers later. one suspect was arrested about 90 minutes after the incident as detectives investigation continues.
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Elderly Woman Abducted While Sleeping Through Incident
Dora Perry, 73, said she slept through an abduction after hitchhikers forced her son and husband from the car near the Suwannee River in Florida. Police noted she awoke later and reported the incident, while her family delayed reporting until the next morning.
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Kissinger taps spark Senate battle over role in wiretapping
Kissinger argues his NSC duties did not block confirmation as FBI summaries show taps on 17 people including four newsmen. Republicans accuse leaks and defend Kissinger, urging focus on security and the origin of taps amid calls for an end to attacks on his honor.
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Wiretaps tied to White House surveillance program
A detailed account describes wiretaps placed on home telephones linked to a White House surveillance program. The notes indicate Kissinger initiated or approved taps, with Haig pressing for specific targets in 1969, and Hoover directing continued tapping until instructed to stop. Nixon testified that taps targeted leak sources and sensitive files.
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Charities need tighter spending amid rising costs
Bud Berri of United Good Neighbors in Portland says a 10 percent rise may be needed as buying power of voluntary dollars shrinks. He warns costs rise and warns of inflation anxiety, urging careful budgeting to cope with future uncertainties.
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