Egypt Israel cease fire pact ends fourth Arab-Israeli war
The United States and the Soviet Union brokered a United Nations cease fire to end the fourth Arab-Israeli war. Egypt and Israel agreed to immediate talks on disengagement and the return to positions from October 22. Prisoner exchanges and UN supervision for delivery of supplies to the Sinai and Suez areas were outlined, with Yam Yariv and Mohammed Gamassy signing for Israel and Egypt respectively.
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Bellflower woman killed in love spat
Nancy Dorman, 22, of 16239 Lakewood Blvd, Bellflower, was found dead with Joe Geneva, 50, at his East Los Angeles home around 3:40 p.m. after a quarrel. Geneva apparently killed Dorman then shot himself. her estranged husband also lives in Bellflower.
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Israel reads peace in ceasefire sign as city eases
In Tel Aviv crowds cheer a ceasefire with celebrants recalling 25 years of waiting for peace. Else Green, mother of two soldiers, says the moment is overwhelming and varied reactions from couples and cafés reflect mixed hopes and doubt. Across the region debates on war and peace continue amid uneasy calm. In Las Vegas police conduct a sidewalk raid on the Strip arresting 34 prostitutes between Flamingo and Thunder Bird hotels.
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Gas-Rationing Plans Scrutinized by Officials
Plans to ration gasoline are examined as the Cost of Living Council faces pressure to raise prices. Dibona and others discuss printing guides, while officials forecast short-term shortages and weigh coal use, inflation impact, and technological fixes to ensure energy self-sufficiency. Legislative actions and investigations into oil company exports are noted.
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Nixon, lawmakers to meet on Watergate details
Washington battles over disclosure escalate as White House lawyers face Judge Sirica on procedures linked to the Nixon tapes and Cox firing suit. Senate and House panels weigh creating a special Watergate prosecutor, while Dean and Mitchell conversations threaten to reveal more. Senator Maker urged against resignation as impeachment talks heat up.
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Editorial calls for Nixon impeachment in editorial
The News and Observer editorial urged that President Nixon should be impeached whether innocent or guilty. It argued impeachment would restore moral authority if innocent and break barriers to disclosure of evidence if guilty, emphasizing the Senate trial as a cleansing process.
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