Kissinger Moscow talks unlikely to end Middle East war
U S officials say Kissinger's sudden Moscow trip is not tied to an immediate peace plan. Meetings with Brezhnev and Kosygin aim to narrow options and seek a unified approach, with no paper proposal. Any outcomes must be cleared with Israel and the Arabs before presenting to Nixon.
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Richardson resigns as Nixon aides face tape dispute
The AP reports Richard M. Richardson resigns amid the White House tape controversy as Cox and Ruckelshaus are fired. The government warns Americans of a prolonged inflationary period ahead with a difficult path in the months to come.
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Rebozo banking scrutiny spans weekend inquiry
House Banking Committee staffers work through Veterans Day weekend to prepare a memo on allegations that Charles G Bebe Rebozo used influence to aid a Key Biscayne bank. Chairman Wright Patman wants guidance on next steps.
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Bebe”’ Rebozo
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Nixon ousts Cox as Watergate watchdog in shocking firing
President Nixon dismissed special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox on Saturday night and ended Cox's task force. He also accepted Attorney General Richardson's resignation and fired Deputy AG Ruckelshaus after he declined to carry out the order to fire Cox. Press secretary Ziegler said Nixon acted because Cox planned to defy a presidential order to end the court fight.
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Ervin Rejects Tape Summary in Watergate Talks
Morganton North Carolina AP reports dispute over Nixon Senate Watergate tape deal. Ervin insists on partial verbatim transcripts not summaries, while Baker disputes wording. The fallout follows Ziegler and Richardson resignations tied to Cox investigations.
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Saudi cuts all U.S. oil shipments in show of anger
Saudi Arabia announces the total cutoff of oil shipments to the United States over U.S. arms supplies to Israel. The move places Saudi as the third largest American oil supplier after Canada and Venezuela and signals a sharp shift in energy ties.
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Israelis Push Into Egypt Near Cairo Amid Fierce Battles
Israeli forces advance toward Cairo as tanks and air actions press across the Suez front. Egypt reports heavy losses and says its defenses are shooting down Israeli jets, while Syria claims air raids on Haifa oil facilities.
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Dayton Daughters Split Colleges and Careers
Identical twins Marigrace and Virginia Platt from Dayton Ohio split up for college to avoid their double image. Marigrace attends Marian College in Indianapolis and Virginia leads Thomas More College as student body president after unopposed election. Both 21 and plan further study. funding may determine who advances first.
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Pleasant fall day expected in southern Ohio
Sunny skies and a high near 70 are forecast for today in southern Ohio. Tonight’s low should dip into the 40s, bringing cool but mild conditions.
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Inmate Volunteers Aid Girls Home On Tytus Avenue
LCI inmates join many others in donating time labor and goods to the new group home for girls on Tytus Avenue. Page 23 feature by Karen Garloch highlights the community effort.
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