Nixon fights to prove no Watergate tapes exist
The White House said no tapes were made of two key Nixon conversations and will bring witnesses to court to prove it. Nixon’s lawyers cited equipment malfunctions and recorder failures as the cause of the missing recordings amid court fights and political reaction.
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Ford confirmation hearings begin for Vice President nominee
Senate Rules Committee opens questions on Gerald R. Ford as he faces scrutiny over campaign contributions and executive privilege. Chairman Cannon notes FBI data may raise issues while Cook says nothing found to jeopardize approval. Hearings expected in six to eight days.
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Cook
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House
Fuel price hikes and flight cuts amid Nixon fuel plan
The Nixon administration advances fuel saving measures with a retail gasoline and heating oil price increase allowed today and more than 160 daily flights reduced due to aircraft fuel shortages. Airlines including American Trans World and United cut 80 flights, and potential broader rationing looms as regulations begin to regulate fuel distribution for the first time since World War II.
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Dayton Mental Health Center chief resigns after patient death
Dr Mahmud T Faruki resigns as Dayton Mental Health Center superintendent after 12 years amid controversy over the death of 24 year old Lawana Self from insulin medication. Acting superintendent Billy Crandall named. unlicensed physician Essam A Roushdy Anan fired.
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Essam A. Roushdy- Anan
Contaminated hamburger found in supermarkets
Media and Consumer magazine reports ground beef samples from seven cities including Dayton and Norwalk tested Oct 3 and 11 showed E. coli in six of seven cities. The study covered two stores per chain in Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia Boston Louisville St Petersburg Dayton, with Dayton Louisville Philadelphia and St Petersburg exceeding 50 organisms per gram in 44 percent of samples.
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Oregon
Saxbe Faces Attorney General Nomination Amid Watergate Furore
President Nixon calls lawmakers and Atty Gen nominee Robert Bork to a White House meeting with Gerald Ford and George Bush as Sen. William Saxbe and Leon Jaworski loom as Attorney General and Watergate special prosecutor nominees. Jaworski seeks independent power and Saxbe disputes tape disclosures.
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Meir Arrives in U S Seeks Answers On Middle East Plan
Mrs Meir arrives in Washington seeking talks with President Nixon and Kissinger to clarify U S Israel relations amid conflicting Israeli and Egyptian aims. Fahmy visits Washington easing expectations while Sadat in Cairo insists on withdrawal to Oct 22 lines before any direct talks.
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Syria and Iraq snub Kissinger in Arab capitals tour
Beiruts AP report says Syria and Iraq refused to meet U. S. A. Kissinger during his tour of Arab capitals next week to protest Washingtons support of Israel. Kissinger will visit Cairo on November 7 then Amman and Riyadh.
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Jordan
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Four Teens Killed in Madison School Bus Crash
Four teenagers died when a school bus collided with a truck in Madison Indiana on Wednesday. Authorities described the crash as a fatal two-vehicle accident with firefighters and police on the scene.
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Rainy Night Bus Crash Near Middletown
In Ohio River town of Middletown a semitrailer and a bus collided during a rainstorm. Seventeen students were aboard the bus. four pupils Brenda Burchfield 14 Steven Walters 15 Ernest Kessler 14 and Janet 15 died. Six others were hospitalized in critical condition.
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