Nixon Pursues UN Move as Brezhnev Talks Trim Middle East War
President Nixon disclosed private messages with Soviet leader Brezhnev and said the U S will seek broad UN Security Council support to end fighting in the Middle East. Kissinger and Ziegler outlined diplomatic efforts with Egypt Israel and China ahead of a possible settlement plan. Nixon canceled a Tennessee trip due to the new conflict.
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Houston teens plead innocent in sex murder case
Elmer Wayne Henley age 17 and David Brooks age 18 pleaded not guilty at arraignments in Houston. Judge William Hatten set trial dates January 14 for Henley and March 4 for Brooks. Both faced multiple murder counts in a series of homosexual killings involving 27 teens.
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Syrians and Egyptians deny Israeli battle claims in Middle East war
Reports from Israel Syria and Egypt clash over front lines as Israel says Syrian retreat toward Damascus continues while Egypt pushes deeper into Sinai with air support. Damascus and Cairo broadcast claims of repelling Israelis and expanding control as combat rages on multiple fronts.
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UN Council Hears Talks On Mideast Conflict
At the UN General Assembly Israel and Arab states accused each other of starting the war as the Security Council convened at the request of the United States. Abba Eban blamed Egypt and Syria while Zakaria Ismael charged premeditated Israeli attacks. The session aimed to build broad international support to stop fighting and pursue an overall settlement amid debate over a cease-fire in place or a broader approach.
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Senate Debates Strict Strip Mining Bill Amid Claims
The Senate began debate on a strict strip mining bill urged by Majority Leader Mike Mansfield. The measure would require state plans within 22 months or face federal standards and creates a $100 million reclamation fund. Industry critics say it worsens energy shortages while environmentalists call it essential to curb erosion.
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Man charged with manslaughter in Fort Sill hit and run
An 18 year old Fort Sill man faces a first degree manslaughter charge in District Court Tuesday for the hit and run death of Mrs Penn and her companion Mrs Mildred Noah 16 as they walked on Fort Sill near the Baldwin apartment complex. Police arrest followed tips and a search of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The suspect vehicle a 1964 red Oldsmobile was found behind a trailer house and impounded.
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Newsmen seek delay in subpoena response in Agnew case
Attorneys for nine reporters and two news organizations subpoenaed in the Agnew grand jury inquiry ask U S District Court for more time to reply and request a hearing in Norfolk Virginia or Baltimore. The motion, filed on behalf of Time Life Inc Newsweek Inc The Washington Post Newsweek and others names Cohen Gage Graham Lesher Nelsen Sarro Walters Sherman Smith and Time Magazine.
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Weather to Stay Fair And Mild in Southwest Oklahoma
Fair to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures are expected in Southwest Oklahoma through Tuesday with light winds and no precipitation anticipated.
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White House Okays Peanut Subsidy Cut
The White House approves a plan to cut government peanut subsidies costing 650 million dollars since 1955. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz is expected to announce the proposal, which requires congressional action and shifts toward a target price system for U S peanut production.
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Plans Near Success for Sewage Plant in Pinal County
SKIP GIBSON reports that Pinal plans for a new sewage treatment facility will be submitted to city council this month with a $850,000 funding gap. Engineers Benham Blair & Affiliates estimate total project costs around $16.9 million, vs $16.049 million in available funds, including $7.3 million in bonds and $8.749 million EPA approval.
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