Mutual Egyptian Israeli Troop Disengagement Eyed
Israel and Egypt discussed a possible disengagement along the Suez Canal with Israeli forces to move to the east bank and Egyptian troops to the west bank. The talks, led by U S officials with Meir in Washington, emphasized U S good offices and a path toward direct negotiations for a lasting Middle East settlement.
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U.S. Unemployment Rate Falls Sharply in October
The AP reports a steep October drop in the unemployment rate with joblessness easing to a level not seen since 1970. The total unemployed declined as employment rose by hundreds of thousands, marking a significant monthly improvement.
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Prosecutor Seeks Tape Information in Watergate Hearing
Judge Sirica expressed the goal of obtaining all relevant information as prosecutors request more tape material. The courtroom opened with remarks from Jesu Ben Veniste detailing discrepancies and questions, signaling ongoing inquiry into the Watergate matter.
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Three Major U.S. Automakers File For New Price Increases
AP reports that American Motors plans rises of 114 dollars per vehicle and Chrysler 63.25 as GM considers a price crease. Changes would take effect Nov. 30 unless blocked by the Cost of Living Council, with GM noting it has absorbed about 300 dollars per unit in cost increases since January 1972.
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Scions Split On Handling Of Hearings
Washington party leaders split over whether Senator William B. Saxbe's nomination should take a Senate hearing path with disagreements noted and coverage indicating further details on nomination strategy on page 44.
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Billings Police Break Up Post Halloween Pranks
Billings Oklahoma police closed streets and cleared residents from town after what parents described as a minor incident. Officers ordered everyone home and warned of arrests if they did not comply. FFA activity noted in nearby coverage.
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Fort Sill to Launch Postwide Energy Conservation Campaign
Fort Sill will start a postwide energy conservation program on Monday to reduce heating and air conditioning use. The plan includes hiring a patrol aid to help enforce conservation rules and to close unneeded buildings not required for the current mission.
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Cold spell lingers as Canadian air mass moves south
The region faces several days of frigid temperatures as a Canadian air mass continues to push southward. Forecasters warn of lingering cold and potential wind chills, urging residents to layer clothing and monitor updates on Page 4A.
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