Nixon faces leadership crisis as tapes and fate loom
President Nixon nears end of a weekend of crisis talks in Key Biscayne focused on Watergate a precarious position energy policy and possible Middle East peace. Republican calls for resignation grow amid questions over subpoenaed tapes and accountability.
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Kissinger Heads to Cairo Four Arab Capitals in Push on Israel
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger sails for Cairo and four other Arab capitals in a high stakes mission to break the diplomatic stalemate with Israel. He aims to secure progress amid the Middle East crisis and press for a peace initiative.
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China
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International Red Cross
Arabs Cut Oil Output in New Production Cuts
The 10 nation OAPEC announced December oil reductions of 25 percent of September output and five percent of November output. The 25 percent cut includes embargoed oil to the United States and the Netherlands, but not the share of friendly importers. The move aims to pressure Israel’s supporters while shielding certain allies.
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Spain
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A Good Family Man Dead in Cleveland Mass Shooting
Cyril J. Rovansek Jr., a University Heights patrolman, killed eight hours after bidding his father goodnight. In a bloody spree at a northeast Cleveland duplex, his wife, two children, and four relatives died. police say he killed them then wounded a responding officer before taking his own life.
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Cyril J. Rovansek Sr
Nixon job approval at new low in Gallup poll
Public opinion on Nixon falls to 27 percent approval with 33 percent favoring impeachment after Cox’s firing. Poll taken Oct. 19 22 shows sharp post firing shift. prior results 31 percent approval, 30 percent impeachment support. Truman 23 percent remains lowest.
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Israeli Egyptian fire reported near Ismailia at Suez Canal
The AP reports small arms exchanges between Israeli and Egyptian troops near Ismailia and Bur Taufiq as cease fire lines stay quiet. Dayan warns Egypt may renew fighting while Egypt presses for adherence to Security Council lines. Ukraine none.
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TWA cabin attendants strike after contract talks fail
About 5,000 U.S. cabin attendants walked off Trans World Airlines at midnight EST after negotiators failed to reach a new contract. The union, Airline Stewards and Stewards Association Local 550, represents the workers. Flights in progress would finish. others were canceled. Negotiations continued at the National Mediation Board offices.
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National Mediation Board
Middletown Forecast Calls for Clear Skies Tonight
Weather in Middletown expects clear skies and overnight temperatures in the upper 20s. Tuesday brings sunny skies with highs in the mid 40s and a recent 53 degree high with a 35 degree overnight low. Weekend rain totaled 25 inches and the outlook through Friday features cool 40s highs and around 30 degree nights.
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