Kosygin's Cairo visit sparks peace plan talk
Premier Kosygin returned to Moscow after a secret four day trip to Cairo fueling reports of a Soviet led four point cease fire plan. Diplomats and press in Moscow New York and Cairo noted efforts by the United States and Soviet Union to press for a ceasefire in the Arab Israeli conflict with possible international peace forces backing borders. Tass said Kosygin met with President Anwar Sadat during October 16 to 19 talks.
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Tass
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Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Rusa
Sadat
Boris Krotkoy
Krotkov
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Communist Party
Nixon asks Israel aid plan amid war debates
The article notes President Nixon proposing 120 day unlimited aid to Israel without new Congress approval to replenish U S defense stocks. It cites Pentagon remarks on troop levels and airlift support, plus international reactions. It also covers the Cairo talks between Kosygin and Sadat, Moscow’s mediation, and ongoing Arab Israeli fighting with casualties and bank siege aftermath.
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Whit
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Defense Department
Middle East
Nixon
Daniel James Jr
Pentagon
Dean pleads guilty in Watergate cover up case
Dean becomes third person to plead guilty in the Watergate cover up conspiracy tied to Nixon campaign aides. He testified about meetings with the President and dire payments to conceal others involved. Prosecutors defer sentencing three conspirators until they can act as government witnesses.
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Frederek Stuart Magr
Yoth
Nixon
Siriga
Cox
Costs and Profits Said to Rise Amid Inflation Pressures
Arthur M. Okun, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers in the Johnson administration, warned that costs continue to rise at about 10.2 percent annually and corporations pad profits at workers' expense. He predicted a slower economy next year with a major downslide in housing starts, higher unemployment, and inflation around four percent.
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Arthur M. Okun
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
Anderson Enters Innocent Plea In Kickback Case
Dale Anderson, ex Baltimore County executive under Agnew, pleads innocent to a 43 count federal indictment alleging bribery conspiracy extortion and tax evasion tied to kickbacks from engineers and contractors. He posted bond and will stand trial in January as state prosecutors pause any Agnew investigations pending federal results.
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Yoseph H. Young
Baltimore City
Milton Allen
Samuel Green
Anne Arundel County
Warren Duckett
Maryland
WS. Atty
George Beau Seppe
Gilda Shifts Track Dims Threat to South Florida
Tropical Storm Gilda veered away from Florida coastline from Key Largo to Fort Lauderdale. The hurricane center said the northeast movement lessens gale threat except in offshore squalls while seas remain rough. Gilda hovered near 24.41 N, 77.9 W as Nassau and Bahama residents stocked up ahead of the storm.
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Nixon proposes plan to handle Watergate tapes
Sen Stennis would listen to requested tapes and verify the prepared statement. Nixon describes a compromise to disclose material from the tapes to Judge Sirica via a personally prepared summary. He says the plan would limit further subpoenas and ease constitutional tensions in the Watergate aftermath.
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Baker
Sirica
John Stennis
Turnpike Crash Delays Traffic on Friday Night
Stephan, a driver en route with his family to Connecticut, described a 430 p.m. EDT crash on the New Jersey turnpike. Police, fire and ambulances arrived rapidly as bystanders aided the injured, yet the scene left little they could do. Traffic backed up for miles on the six-lane roadway from Philadelphia to New York.
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New York
Banks Cut Prime Rate From 10 Percent For First Time In Years
Several of the nation s largest banks including Bank of America and Chase National City Bank lowered the prime rate to 9 percent, ending a 21 quarter point rise streak. The move follows a wide industry peak of 10 percent, with observers noting the drop was sharper than expected and suggesting rates may ease further as the economy cools.
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National Bank of Detroit
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Ohio
Illinois Fights Campaign Donations Charge Against Andreas
Special prosecutor Archibald Cox accuses Andreas, board chairman of a corporation, of coordinating $25,000 political contributions to multiple Humphrey and Muskie affiliated committees between October 14 and October 21, 1968. Charges include four counts of illegal corporate contributions and four misdemeanor counts with penalties up to $5,000 per count or one year in prison plus fines.
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Archibald Cox
Oet
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Muskie
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President Club
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