Skylab Fuel Tanks Buckle Delay Threat Looms
Experts evaluated a buckling in two Saturn 1B fuel tanks after fueling of 43,000 gallons of rocket fuel. If tanks must be replaced, Skylab 3 launch could be postponed up to a month. Astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson target linkup with Skylab Nov. 19 from Cape Canaveral.
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Marshall Space Flight Center
Alabama
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William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Inside Wert Acs Edit Office
A clipped note reports Wert Acs editing functions inside an office setting. The brief item notes a personnel change and ongoing administrative adjustments affecting the department.
Israeli claim of renewed fighting on Suez front during truce
Israel charged Egyptian forces launched a strong air and armored assault on the Suez front as UN observers prepared to enforce a second cease fire. Tel Aviv said Cairo sought to save forces east of the canal and reported 15 Egyptian fighters shot down. Cairo offered no immediate comment.
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Senate Panel Sets Cox Hearing in Watergate Fallout
The Senate Judiciary Committee scheduled a public hearing for Monday to hear Archibald Cox on his ouster as special Watergate prosecutor. Delays and party lines dominated debate as lawmakers pushed bills for an independent court-appointed prosecutor amid evolving Nixon administration actions.
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James 0. Eastland
D-Mass
Judiciary Committee
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D-Fra
Adlai E. Stevenson III
D- Inl
House Panel's Inquiry Continues Despite Nixon Tapes
Speaker Carl Albert said the preliminary House impeachment inquiry will proceed regardless of Nixon releasing the Watergate tapes. Judiciary Chair Rodino floated possible subpoenas for administration records but aims to keep Cox files intact for now. Immediate impeachment action drew praise and calls from members as leaders announced procedures.
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House
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Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
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Rodino
House Judiciary Committee
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Eleven killed in fog shrouded New Jersey Turnpike pileups
Kearny New Jersey police said at least eleven people were killed and over 40 injured in three major pileups and numerous minor crashes on the Seae Turnpike. Seven died in a 22 vehicle crash between Newark and New York with fog and swamp fire smoke hampering rescue efforts.
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Nixon cancels Watergate speech sets news conference
President Nixon cancels a Watergate speech to hold a 9 p.m. news conference as the House impeachment inquiry presses ahead. He surrenders the tapes to the courts amid calls for a new independent prosecutor to replace Archibald Cox. The White House cites Middle East developments as the reason for the change.
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American Bar Association
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Gerald L. Warren
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Flooded Enid car flood totals 2000 units head to resale
Over 2,000 cars damaged by a October flood in Enid Oklahoma are being hauled to used-car lots nationwide. Dealers from Oklahoma Texas California and elsewhere buy the salvage vehicles with little disclosure to buyers about flood history. Officials say there may be no requirement to reveal salvage status or flood damage on titles.
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Okla
Oklahoma City
Ed Barrett
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Barrett
Joe Grimes
Egypt asks US and USSR for troops at Suez front
Beirut dispatch reports Cairo radio says Egypt urged the United States and the Soviet Union to deploy troops to enforce the cease-fire at the Suez Canal. Authorities say President Sadat sent messages to Nixon and Brezhnev requesting force dispatch due to Israeli aggression on both banks of the canal.
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Cairo
Egypt
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Soviet Union
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Middle
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Regents Approve 4 Million Cameron Master Plan
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education approved a 10 year Capital Improvements Program for Cameron University. The plan outlines project costs and funding phases with priority projects to be financed as cash becomes available from the state treasury and bond funds.
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Oklahoma State Regents For Higher Education Today
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Cooler Weather Expected In Area Southwest Oklahoma forecast with gusty winds
Weather summary notes fair to partly cloudy skies and gusty southerly winds 18 to 28 mph in Southwest Oklahoma through today. Cooler temperatures expected tonight and Thursday. Lake wind warnings issued through today as winds shift to the northwesterly tonight. Temperatures should range lower tonight into Thursday.
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Kissinger Reschedules China Visit For November
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will visit Beijing from November 10 to 13, after postponing the trip due to the Middle East crisis. The original dates were October 26 to 29. The announcement came from the State Department and the Chinese government.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Middle East
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Drive Hits 75 Percent in Fort Sill United Way Drive
Lawton Fort Sill United Way campaign reports $272,749 raised toward a $360,000 goal, 75.8 percent. Campaign chairman Howard Smith urged volunteers to submit pledge cards to reveal additional gifts across divisions including professional and public employees, with totals by division and a combined Federal figure of $110,423.48 at 90.5 percent.
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United Way
Howard Smith
Fort Sill
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