Republicans Fear Nixon Is Rallying Too Slowly
AP dispatch from Washington reports congressional Republicans warn Nixon faces a January deadline before impeachment moves. They expect end of year disclosures including tape transcripts to vindicate him, while some say the 18 minute gap on Watergate tapes slows momentum and uncertainty remains about a hard deadline.
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Nixon
Carl P. Leubsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
John G. Tower
R-Tex
GOP
Tower
House
Senate
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Griffin
Rhodes
James L. Buckley
R. N.Y
Congress
J. Glenn Beall
Italy imposes broad energy saver rules amid shortages
Italy enforces Saturday energy saving limits with a 40 percent street light dimming and a midnight ban on cars. Restaurants, bars and nightclubs must close at midnight. highways have a 72 mph speed limit. state TV cinemas and theatres shut by 11 pm. stores close at 7 pm. Violations carry fines up to 1700 dollars.
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Victor L. Simpson
Associated Press
Italy
Mariano Rumor
Vatican
Dolores Donnarumma
Mideast Fighting Reported Across Fronts
The Israeli military said nine cease fire incidents occurred on the Egyptian and Syrian lines with guerrillas firing on Israeli troops near the Lebanese border. Egypt’s 2nd and 3rd Armies reported exchanges east of Lake Timasah and in the Small Bitter Lake area. Syrian forces shelled near Betton, with Israel returning fire and no casualties. Palestinian groups claimed 15 Israeli soldiers killed or wounded near Zarit. A Beirut communique described an ambush of an Israeli patrol.
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Associated Press
Egypt
2Nd
Lake Timasah
Ismailia
Bitter Lake
United Nations
Suez Canal
Betton
Syria
Zarit
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Israel
Hitchhiker Freed in Murder Case
Roy E. Stevens a 25 year old from Charlotte spent 11 days in a Florida jail unsure if he would face murder charges He was released after authorities said a man who gave him a ride was charged with murdering a highway patrolman near Sarasota on November 17 Stevens said he was not in the car when the motorist was killed and police confirmed his account.
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Charlotte
Roy E. Stevens
Florida
Sarasota
Stevens
Danes Face Political Changes
Danish voters face an off year election amid discontent with the welfare state. Polls predict a rightward swing endangering the Social Democrats, who may lose about half their seats, as two new populist parties gain traction and challenge the traditional Conservatives Liberals and Liberals.
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Ole Duus
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Folketing
Bible Read by North Wales Students in 90 Hour Relay
Eight theology students from North Wales completed a relay reading of the entire Bible in 90 hours and 55 minutes during 1967. The project showcased teamwork and endurance as participants took turns reading aloud across a continuous session spanning multiple days.
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North Wales Theological
Europeans Use Trash to Power Steam Driven Plants in Europe
European nations expand waste to energy programs with incineration plants in Amsterdam Frankfurt Paris Stockholm and London. Dutch Amsterdam and Frankfurt lead in steam to electricity with costs and output varying by city and year.
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Ken Jacobson
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Europe
Rotterdam
Frankfurt
Switzerland
Paris
London
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Dutch Foundation For Waste Disposal
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