Nixon Asks Israel Arms Aid Watergate Tapes Accord Reached
President Nixon overruns Special Prosecutor Cox and orders limited court action on Watergate tapes. He will provide a personally prepared summary of contents to Judge Sirica and the Ervin committee to avoid a Supreme Court confrontation. Cox dissents, warning the move betrays promises to the Senate and country. Ervin and Baker accept a procedure involving Senator Stennis to authenticate material. Ford calls it reasonable. Albert notes surprise.
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APT
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Howard H. Baker Jr
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Glohn v. Sirica
Ervin
Cox
Supreme Court
Perder
Sirica
Senate
Stennis
Gerald R. Ford
House
Carl Albert
Baker
Eliot Richardson
Simica
Watergate
Bank siege ends as gunmen slain and hostages freed
Beirut police report the Bank of America siege ends with two guerrillas killed and 39 hostages rescued. American hostage John C. Maxwell, 52, from Long Beach, is killed. one gunman critically wounded, a fourth surrenders. Lebanese troops report all hostages unharmed, though some injured, and chaos from artillery and grenade fire.
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Beirut
Bus Truck Collision on New Jersey Turnpike Kills Up to 15
A tractor trailer and a bus collided on the New Jersey Turnpike Friday night in Hamilton Township near NAS. State police say 12 to 15 people were killed in the crash and authorities continue to investigate the incident.
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Hamilton Township
Nas Cap
New Jersey Turnpike
City Resident Becomes 13th Fatality Here
Raul Ramirez a 20 year old laborer living at 6415 22nd St died after his foreign car swerved on 4th Street and overturned. Police report the westbound driver passed another car when it swerved off the road, rolled on its left side, and trapped him. Authorities pronounced him dead at St Marys Hospital. Services pending at Henderson Funeral.
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Herome Lubbock
Raul Ramirez
22Nd St
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCray
St. Mary's Hospital
Henderson Funeral Three Fors
Ramirez
4Th Street
Jamire
Israeli forces press wedge drive into Egypt near Cairo
Israeli forces propelled a spearhead of at least 300 tanks and 12,000 troops more than 20 miles into Egypt within 50 miles of Cairo. They fought off Egyptian counterattacks as Washington sought arms aid and a swift end to the Middle East conflict.
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United Press International
Egypt
Cairo
Suez’ Canal
Pentagon
United States
Nelo
Israe
Abba Eban
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Middle East
David Hlazar
Israel
Sinai Front
Caire
UFOs Seen Across America Like Footballs And Clocks
Reports from Georgia to Michigan describe flying objects shaped like footballs clocks or pizza slices. Witnesses claim landings two silver suited figures or hair white and shots fired. Experts urge systematic study while acknowledging possible intelligent life beyond Earth.
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United Press International
Georgia
Clabus
Aljen Hynek
Northwestern University
Philp Tanna
University of Virginia
Mars
Venus
Paul Brown
Athens
Brown
Henry Lambert
Griffin
Lambert
Billy Hatchet
Texas Bank Deposits Show Steady Growth
Texas cities posted higher third quarter deposits led by farming areas and crop prices. Lubbock eight banks totaled 595 298 565 up 50 million from a year earlier though below the end of 1972 record. Dallas observers link gains to higher savings rates and a shift to savings accounts amid interest-rate changes.
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Tenas
Lubbock
Dallas
Texas
Rape Suspects Arrested Here
A 10 year old pregnant woman identified two of three assailants as Mexican American men aged 18 and 19, after the attack near a service station on Clovis Road at about 12:30 a.m. Friday. Police jailed the two suspects around 10 p.m. with the third unnamed man at large.
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Clovis Road
Nixon seeks 2.2 billion in Israel aid to balance Mideast
President Nixon asks Congress for 2.2 billion in military aid to Israel and 200 million in security assistance for Cambodia. He cites Soviet arms shipments to Syria and Egypt as threatening regional balance and stability, and dispatches Henry Kissinger and others to pursue a swift, discreet resolution.
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Mixon
Congress
Israel
Syria
Middle East
Senate
House
Nixon
Cambodia
United States
Mideast
U.S
Egypt
Soviet Union
Tadey
Secrate
Henry al Risson Mosconi
Banks Cut Prime Rate From Record High
Major banks including Bank of America First National City Bank and National Bank of Detroit lowered the prime rate to 9 percent from 10 percent after a series of year highs. Cleveland Trust cut to 9 1/2 percent, signaling a potential downward trend as analysts note easing inflation and slower economic growth.
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Bank of America of
San Francisco
First National City Bank
National Bank of Detroit
First National Bank of Boston
Willam Wolman
Wall Street
Argus Hesearen Cory
Henle
Wolman
Federal Reserve Board
Daily Prayer Note Encourages Faith for Courage
A reader writes a short devotional urging belief in God to give courage to face life’s trials and tribulations, ending with Amen.
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