Nixon contempt action eyed by Justice figures
UPI reports confusion over how to proceed as Judge Sirica and officials discuss contempt of court charges against President Nixon. Mansfield and Fastland say the panel weighs options after Nixon refuses to turn over Watergate tapes, with Cox pressing for a full vote and executive session possible.
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State Fair of Texas wraps up another profitable year
Dallas reports the State Fair closed with crowds near three million though shy of 1972 totals. Wayne Gallagher, fair executive, cited good weekend weather boosting attendance to about 3.12 million for the run, slightly below last year.
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Students To Work At Convention In Texas
The Student Association says ten college students will be chosen in a statewide contest to work during the Constitutional Convention next year and earn college academic credit. UT will cover room board tuition and fees, and university credit may transfer to their home colleges. The program is open to anyone at a TSA member school.
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Nixon Hosts Richardson For Brief Oval Office Meeting
Washington AP Richard Nixon met for about 30 minutes with Elliot L. Richardson who resigned as attorney general over the Watergate tapes dispute. The White House offered no detail on the talks. Richardson had said he resigned to push for a strong independent prosecutor and to help make government more responsive.
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Backers Of New Constitution To Explain It To Voters
Texas leaders vow to educate the public about a constitutional revision aims to prevent surprises at the polls. The Constitutional Revision Commission plans to present recommendations to Lt Gov Hobby and Speaker Daniel on November 1 and brief legislators in December ahead of the January 8 legislative convening as a Constitutional Convention.
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Cease-Fire Could End Oil Cutbacks
Brussels reports say Arab leaders may lift oil cutbacks and embargoes if cease-fire holds, but long terms decisions depend on ending fighting and restoring Palestinian refugees rights. Officials warn production could resume slowly as revenue needs persist, with Libya and Saudi Arabia among few exceptions.
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Major Address Draws 1200 At LCC Bible Lectureship
The Vth annual Lubbock Christian College Bible Lectureship on the LCC campus completed its first full day with about 1,200 attendees for the main theme lecture. Lectures and discussions followed on difficult verses with speakers including Jackson of Stockton, Bil Young of Denver, Owen Miller of Lubbock, and Richard Jones of Ada. Several sessions for Spanish Speaking Workers were planned, along with a luncheon featuring John Gipson of Little Rock and a tea for elders’ wives. Reuel Lemmons of Austin spoke at a 5:30 p.m. fellowship in the LOC cafeteria, and Frank Pack of Los Angeles conducted an evening talk on purity. The Meistersinger Chorus performed in the morning and evening, with an open forum in Moody Auditorium. The series continues through Wednesday with final events and information available from the LCC office.
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Memory Mastery Hoax Ad Promises Quick Social Rise
A Chicago publisher touts a memory system claiming IQ 145 and improved poise self confidence and popularity. It offers a free booklet Adventures in Memory mailed to readers who send their address to Memory Studies Mundelein Illinois with a postcard and no obligation.
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