Israeli Egyptian prisoner swap to run four weeks on war front
The cease-fire talks yield a four week prisoner exchange plan with 238 Israeli prisoners listed by Egypt and 8,394 names of Egyptian POWs shared with the Red Cross. Supplies to the front move toward the 3rd Army encircled on the East Bank as UN checkpoints are set up along Kilometer 119 and 10.
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Israel
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Suez
Cairo
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Yariv
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Suez City
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Asraelis
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Cox firing heats Watergate clash over prosecutor power
Judge Gesell denounces bids to empower courts to appoint a new Watergate prosecutor. He says the move is improper and that the special prosecutor must remain under congressional rather than presidential control. The firing of Cox on Oct. 20 and subsequent actions by Richardson Ruckelshaus and Bork are outlined, with Jaworski later named as special prosecutor subject to removal limits.
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Cox
Nixon
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Bork
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Bark
Jaworski
Sen
Frank
Jdols
Utah
Reg. Hella
Abzug
New York
Rep
Jerome R. Waldie
Rusk
U.S. District Court
John J. Siriea
Striea
Nixon Tapes Row Deepens as Wariness Grows
President Nixon faced renewed doubts as White House aides weighed public release of Watergate tapes and documents. Sirica urged limited court involvement, while Nixon pledged to cooperate with Jaworski and argued executive privilege limits public disclosure. House Republicans pressed antitrust and dairy-wage questions amid claims Dean knew of the coverup earlier.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Nixon
House
Seon Jaworski
Watergate
White House
Jaworski
Sirica
Oll
Sitica
Grand Jury
Grant Jury
Sirica’s
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Warren
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Relex
GOP
Presi
Dean
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Key Biscayne
Fla
San Clemente
Step
Alphanza Bell
R-Calif
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Long Beach Woman Loses Bonds In Home Robbery
Bernice Brown, 69, of 443 East 44th Way reports a burglary at her home as she worked in the yard. About 5 10 p m Wednesday the thief ransacked the house and took 63057 in U S savings bonds. Police are investigating the elderly resident’s loss.
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U.S
Long Beach
Bernice Brown
E. 44Th Way
Skylab 3 mission on track despite booster cracks
Skylab 3 crew Carr Gibson and Pogue prepared for a Friday launch after crack findings in the Saturn IB booster. Officials stressed a safe margin and readiness for a 60 day mission, with potential extension up to 85 days, as launch preparations continued at Kennedy Space Center.
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UPH
Kennedy Space Center
Walter J. Kapryan
Kapryan
Earth
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
America
Energy policy moves through Senate amid oil crisis
The Senate rushed major energy legislation to President Nixon aiming to grant emergency powers and mandate allocations for crude oil and refined products including gasoline. A White House task force develops recommendations on heating oil rationing and broader energy measures as the crisis escalates.
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John Dean
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