Cox the central figure in Watergate tapes battle
Washington AP reports constitutional scholars deem the President's move in the Watergate tapes dispute momentous with Archibald Cox as a possible target of further lawsuits. Cox vows to challenge the White House plan while seeking court protection for notes and documents.
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Kissinger Heads to Moscow for Talks Amid Middle East Peace Talks
Diplomats forecast a major U S and Soviet peace push as Kissinger travels to Moscow with Dobrynin and nine aides at Brezhnev's invitation. Kosygin's Cairo visit sparks hope for an Israel Egypt Syria ceasefire, with Israel cautious on a halt. U N diplomats see a possible Security Council ceasefire move next week, possibly via a British French proposal.
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Associated Press
Middle East
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Soviet Union
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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Syrian jets strike Israeli oil refinery in Haifa
Syrian aircraft bombed Israel's main oil refinery at Haifa in retaliation for Israeli air attacks on Syrian economic targets, a Damascus Radio communique said. The announcement framed the strike as retaliation and noted it occurred this morning.
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Israel
Haifa
Radio
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Syria
Homs
Banias
Mediterranean
Damascus
Amputee actor James Stacy fights to recover after crash
Los Angeles AP confirms actor James Stacy, 36, survived severe injuries from a Sept. 28 motorcycle crash that killed his passenger Clair Cox, with a third major operation reported and him determined to live and grow through the experience.
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Los Angeles
James Stacy
Stacy
Hayley Mills
Clair Cox
Two Die. Dozens Injured in Meadville Motel Fire
Early today a Holiday Inn motel fire in Meadville Pennsylvania killed at least two people and injured seven, with one more missing. About 200 guests were evacuated as eight fire companies battled the blaze around 3 a.m.
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Holiday Inn
Weather outlook for Mid dletown region tonight and tomorrow
Clear skies and temperatures in the 40s may affect tonight's plan in the Mid dletown area. Sunny skies and highs reaching the mid 70s expected tomorrow with a continued fair pattern through Wednesday.
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Middletown
South Vietnam Gets Full Food for Peace Funds for Arms
Washington AP reports a new Agriculture Department agreement allows South Vietnam to use 100 percent of its Food for Peace money for defense. The plan raises military aid funding from 80 percent and values the arrangement at $23.2 million for South Vietnam.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Agriculture Department
Trucker’s Tire Blowout Kills Eight on New Jersey Turnpike
A tractor trailer veered across the New Jersey Turnpike and struck a Greyhound bus killing eight and injuring 13. Witnesses said a private car plowed into the wreckage. bodies remained unidentified hours after the 8 p.m. crash.
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New Jersey Turnpike
Greyhound
Joseph Malone
Philadelphia
New York City
New York
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