3 Week Strike Now Predicted Dry Week Forecast
The final remnants of weekend rain move out of eastern Missouri as the National Weather Service forecasts no rain through Friday. Sunday’s steady rain dropped over 1 inch in West Plains and nearly an inch in St Louis and Vichy.
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Missouri
National Weather Service
West Plains
St. Louis
Vichy
Washington
United Mine Workers
UMW
Mike Trbovich
Trbovich
Farmer
Norfolk & Western Railway
Penn Central
Interior Department
Nixon Watergate tape shown to jurors in CIA coverup claim
The Watergate trial heard a June 23 1972 White House tape in which Haldeman pressed the CIA to warn off the FBI from investigating the Watergate break in. Nixon approved the plan and jurors learned Walters testified he was ordered to tell Gray that CIA resources would be jeopardized.
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White House
H. R. Haldeman
Nixon
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
Haldeman
CIA
John D. Ehrlichman
Democratic National Committee
Vernon A. Walters
White
Watergate
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Walters
Richard Helms
Gray
Ehrlichman
Mexico
Helms
New Wall St Hour Scores No Gain
NYSE October volume shows no clear benefit from extended trading hours. James J. Needham says it's too early to judge, possibly January. Merrill Lynch sees negligible impact with few extended-hour orders. West Coast brokers report lukewarm reaction to the extra half hour. A San Francisco E F Hutton branch spokesman notes limited effect.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
James J. Needham
Needham
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Pierce
Fenner & Smith
San Francisco
E. F. Hutton Co
Court Upholds Army On MIA Death Lists
Washington AP Supreme Court sustains lower court ruling upholding law to declare soldiers dead after missing in action. Rules proceedings may continue with notice and hearing for next of kin. Cases involve Army Navy and Air Force death determinations and family rights. Also rejected challenges to war dead display bans and other appeals.
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Supreme Court
New York
Southeast Asia
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Navy
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Oklahoma
Howard B. Levy
U. S. Postal Service
Postal Service
Vandalia Balloon Ride Delayed By Down Draft Incident
A windy Vandalia afternoon disrupted hot air balloon rides as a down draft scraped a parked car on a nearby gravel road. Passengers included Bud Lonergan and Joe Lewis with Marvin Altman piloting. the left side of the car owned by Bur G. Orr sustained moderate damage. Altman, hospital administrator from Fort Smith, Arkansas, regularly flies balloons in his spare time and planned to give Sally Sharp a ride after her daughter urged him to bring the balloon to Vandalia. The launch near Vandalia airport occurred at 4:15 p.m. and, despite the mishap, the flight continued after a brief delay.
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Vandalia
Sally Sharp
Marvin Altman
van Buren
Ark
Bur G. Orr
Mr. Altman
Bud Lonergan
Texgas
Joe Lewis
Bowling Green
Mr. Lonergan
Fort Smith
Ford Gives Prosecutor First Say On All Tapes
Ford proposes that the Watergate special prosecutor decide which Nixon White House tapes and papers may be turned over to Nixon in California. The White House seeks near unlimited access for criminal investigations, pending Judge Richey’s approval, with controls on moving materials outside Washington DC.
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Ford
Watergate
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
California
Special
U.S
Charles Richey
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Ford says Kissinger’s trip yielded very encouraging news
President Ford lauds Kissinger for an 18 day 17 country tour reporting very encouraging results including Middle East progress and Brezhnev talks. Ford and Kissinger plan daily prep sessions at Camp David ahead of his Far East visit to Japan South Korea and the Soviet Union.
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Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Camp David
Far East
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South Korea
Soviet Union
White House
Middle East
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Wash
Ington
India
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Riots Erupt Over Israel Austerity Measures
Slum residents in Tel Aviv protested Rabin government austerity plans after a currency devaluation and price hikes. Rioters looted, smashed windows, and clashed with police as border troops arrived. 15 youths were arrested. Officials defended the steps to cut the $1.8 billion deficit and sustain arms purchases.
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Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Haktiya
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