Sirica Ruling on White House Tapes Upheld by Appeals Court
The Appeals Court amends a Sirica court order requiring President Nixon to disclose material not protected by privilege. The ruling directs the District Court to modify its order and conduct further proceedings, staying the mandate five days to allow Supreme Court review.
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Sirica
White House
Washington
Nixon
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
U.S. Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Grand Jury
District Court
United States
Supreme Court
Middlescence Crisis Period for Some Men
AP Business Analyst discusses middlescence as a crisis for men in corporate life. The piece defines technocrat as a member of a technocracy of scientists and engineers in large firms and notes no single technocrat drives decisions. success requires combined effort and can frustrate individual advancement.
Journalists Brave Desert Route to Cairo for Mideast War Coverage
Cairo bound reporters faced a grueling 840 mile Libyan drive from Benghazi to the Nile as Egypts airports shut down. Drivers charged up to 500 for the trip while checkpoints and customs caused delays. One journalist described 18 hour arrival after a five hour detour and multiple sleep interruptions during the trek.
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Cairo
Libya
Egypt
Benghazi
Nile
Pierre Bois
Paris Figaro
Paris
Khartoum
Sudan
Sallum
Ed Mullis
BBC Television
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Mideast War
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Westinghouse Broadcasting
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Sears, Roebuck and CO
Gore Lawton
Okla
Walt’s News & Book Store
Cache Rd
Western Union
Dt OL National Bank
Penske
Lith & Gore Lawton