Saxbe Expected to Become Attorney General
Sen. William Saxbe met with President Nixon and indicated he is relatively sure he will be named attorney general. He said he is not presuming the job but expects a nomination to succeed Elliot Richardson who resigned amid the Watergate crisis.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Hanoi
Justice Department
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James O. Eastland
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Dr Paul D. White Dies at 87 in Boston
World renowned heart disease leader Dr Paul Dudley White died in Boston at 87 from complications after a stroke. He served as White House physician to President Eisenhower and helped found the American Heart Association and the International Association of Cardiology. White urged moderation and exercise as keys to heart health.
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Chilled Thursday Heads To Mild Weekend Forecast
The National Weather Service cautions cool temps with tonight in the 30s and Thursday in the 50s. Partly cloudy through Sunday with W to NW winds 5 to 15 mph. Showers possible Friday and Saturday, highs in the mid 50s, then upper 40s Sunday, lows mid to upper 30s.
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Kissinger Plans Middle East Trip to Push Peace Talks
The White House said Secretary of State Kissinger will visit Cairo and other Mideast capitals next week to press Israel and Arab states toward negotiations. He will stop in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Morocco, and Pakistan with Cairo on Nov 7 to discuss lasting peace.
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Morocco
Pakistan
Nixon
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Anatoly F. Dobrynin
New ITT inquiry pressured amid Nixon intervention claims
Two Senate Judiciary Committee members urge reopening the ITT case probe after disclosure of President Nixon's involvement. They accuse possible perjury in Kleindienst testimony and seek an expedited DOJ review, citing past requests to examine confirmation hearings transcripts. White House officials defend actions as not pressuring. Cox suggested as source for Times leak.
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City backs library renovation as arts center proposal
Lawrence City Commission agrees to a letter of intent supporting the Lawrence Community Arts Council in converting the old library into a community arts center. The panel also advances an airport bond ordinance and delays action on code noncompliant property owners.
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Lawrence Library
Sadat demands Israeli retreat as road to peace
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat pressed Israel to withdraw to the Oct 22 cease-fire line as a first step toward Middle East peace. He ruled out direct talks but supported an international peace conference under U.N. auspices once disengagement begins. Golda Meir headed to Washington for talks with President Nixon amid plans for prisoner exchanges.
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Weather Brief for INDEX Page 13
Partly cloudy skies forecast for INDEX area with light winds. No precipitation expected. temperatures likely in the high 60s to mid 70s as the day progresses.
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