Cease-fire breakthrough reshapes Middle East talks
Israeli officials claim control of 745 square miles along a Sinai beachhead extending 19 miles into Egypt while Cairo reports a narrower eastern bank foothold. In the Golan Heights, Israel says it holds 370 square miles beyond 1967 lines. Separate U.S. political debate centers on Watergate tapes and impeachment proceedings with Rep. Gross pushing action and Rep. Huber opposing.
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Nixon urged resignation and impeachment risks cited by Inouye
AFL CIO leaders pressed for accountability as Senator Inouye urged Nixon to resign, arguing the nation has suffered enough. He warned an impeachment fight would harm the republic, citing Watergate tapes and executive privilege. The text recounts regional war events, ceasefires, and U.S. and allied military aid amid the Arab Israeli conflict.
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U N Officials Pause Middle East Observation Plans
Spokesman said good faith cure compliance governs future U N observation teams in the Middle East as observers along the Israeli Egyptian front are pulled back to Cairo after the war. The U N role remains undefined awaiting clari fication by the United States and the Soviet Union, which secured a 14 0 cease fire vote after Kissinger’s Moscow trip.
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Kissinger Talks With Israel Leaders On Ceasefire
Dayan spent under five hours in Israel with no statements. Kissinger arrived from Moscow after Brezhnev and the Soviet leader helped shape the UN endorsed ceasefire that took effect Monday night. Douglas-Home urged arms restraint and possible rationing to aid peace, while Pentagon officials said U.S. aid to Israel continues with no halt orders yet.
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Nixon predicts Watergate turmoil will subside soon
Reaction to weekend Watergate developments highlights a belief that the impeachment question will sort itself out. Nixon, described as confident, met with aides in the Oval Office before retreating to the Executive Office Building while protesters urged impeachment on Pennsylvania Avenue. White House staff predicted the controversy would ebb.
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White House staffers confer with leaders over Watergate
Presidential adviser Anne Armstrong said senior White House aides spent the weekend with congressional leaders to clear up confusion over Watergate developments and impeachment talk. She said no serious impeachment move was likely midweek and stressed the need to avoid hasty judgments before tape revelations. Armstrong noted Republican concern over compromised progress and the Baker Ervin Stennis agreement, while Cox, Elliott Richardson, and Ruckelshaus departures clouded advances.
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Casals Relents on Travel Ban for UN and White House Appearances
Cellist Pablo Casals once vowed not to perform in countries recognizing Franco Spain or where freedoms are denied. He later performed at a United Nations concert in 1958 and at the White House in 1961, and after moving to Puerto Rico in 1955 he married his fourth wife Martita Montanez in 1958 at age 21.
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Impeachment Pressure Grows Over Nixon Crisis
Washington politics heat up as lawmakers from both parties call for Nixon to resign or be impeached after disbanding the special prosecutor role. Senators Kennedy and Bayh press for hearings and a new independent prosecutor while public support shows a sharp decline in Nixon’s standing.
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Arabs Face New Strain as Peace Efforts Falter
Arabs struggle to align political support across the Arab world as peace prospects threaten unity. Lebanon, hosting Palestinian guerrillas, guarantees noncombatant status but faces raids from Lebanese bases. Guerrillas vow to continue armed struggle risks triggering Israeli reprisals and a dangerous confrontation with Israel or the Palestinian community.
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Preparation H Relief for Hemorrhoidal Swelling
Mr J Oliver of Junction City Kansas reports relief from painful swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues after using Preparation H. Doctors tests show the formula shrink swollen tissues and relief from pain and itching, with early applications offering temporary comfort.
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