Nixon Faces Impeachment Move Amid Watergate Ties
A House Judiciary member will introduce an impeachment resolution charging obstructing justice. White House aides brace for resistance as AFL-CIO calls for Nixon resignation and impeachment if he does not quit. Senate and White House officials discuss Cox firing and court orders, while Ralph Nader threats suit and Waldie pursues a vote.
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Nixon Tapes Legal Defense Is Expected Before Sirica
Washington AP report says President Nixon may present his first legal defense Tuesday in U S District Court before Judge John J Sirica over the Watergate tapes crisis. White House counsel Buzhardt notes the case is back in Sirica's court and details on White House action remain uncertain. Nixon’s impeachment talk rises after firing special prosecutor Cox and staff resignations ripple through the administration.
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Watergate
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Elliot L. Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
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Tropical Storm Gilda stalls in Bahama high pressure system
Tropical Storm Gilda remains nearly stationary under a large high pressure area over the northeastern United States. The National Hurricane Center says little movement or strength change is likely today while Gilda sits about 100 miles east of Nassau with top winds 40 to 50 mph.
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University records show 490 bicycles registered in 1st drive
Wade N Dupuis reports 490 bicycles registered at Northeast Louisiana University in the first drive and notes a second registration on Nov 15. Veterans Day observances lead to federal offices and many federal employees taking a holiday. Postal service will pick up mail but not deliver today.
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Northeast Louisiana University
Wade N. Dupuis
Dupuis
You Can’t Demand Salt If You’re Not Worth Sugar
A playful quip notes that high expectations require real value, joking that one cannot demand a lot of sugar if their own worth is salt. The line on appetite and merit uses kitchen terms to lampoon pretension.
Nixon Likely to Veto War Powers Bill Amid Watergate Uproar
Washington expects President Nixon to veto a bill restricting presidential war powers. Administration allies and antiwar lawmakers may sustain the veto, arguing the measure would curb his ability to act in conflicts like the Middle East. The bill would restrict troop deployments to 90 days without Congress, with a 60 day initial period plus a 30 day extension.
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Inouye Urges Nixon Resignation At AFL-CIO Meeting
Sen Daniel Inouye urged President Nixon to resign amid Watergate turmoil saying Americans have suffered enough. He proposed appointing a high caliber Republican as vice president and condemned the Cox firing and DOJ shakeup while stressing restored public trust.
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Kissinger's Secret Israel Stopover After Ceasefire Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger made a surprise five hour stop in Tel Aviv meeting Golda Meir and military leaders to discuss the U N and Soviet backed cease fire. He arrived from Moscow where he arranged terms with Leonid Brezhnev and others and departed for London after talks with Israeli officials. Israel announced it would halt firing in line with a U N truce proposal.
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Soviet Union May Seek To Purchase U. S. Soybeans
Washington based Agriculture Department report predicts the Soviet Union may place new orders for American soybeans before year end 1973. George Wanamaker notes a good sunflowers crop but a vegetable oil and livestock protein shortfall could push Russia to import sizable U.S. soybeans, possibly 650000 tons or more.
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Russia
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Fall Weather Continues Here in Twin Cities
Residents of the Twin Cities can expect mild sunny weather with highs in the low to mid 80s and lows in the 50s. Clear skies tonight, with variable winds under 10 mph. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport logged 83 for Sunday and 55 this morning, no rain in the last 24 hours.
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River Stages Show Flood Rise and Fall at Stations
Flood stage readings indicate changes at stations with River Monroe rising to 40 and Camden falling to 26 while levels at 22.8 and 16.2 with slight 0.2 and 3.4 shifts respectively.
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Camden
Inside The News-Star Highlights and Sections
An index page lists Abby Lowman Broadway and radio TV items, with sections for Classifieds Sports Comics WA Theater Crossword Weather and Jumble. The page references 28 pages across two sections with editorial and society notes.
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Auto Workers Set Deadline On Ford Pact
United Auto Workers President Leonid Woodcock says a national strike against Ford Motor Co. could be authorized by 10 am Friday if no contract is reached today. About 185,000 Ford workers in 28 states would be affected. Ford negotiators hope to settle by Friday.
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Firing Continues After U N Cease Fire Deadline Passed
The United Nations Security Council deadline for a Middle East cease fire passed as fighting continued. Egyptian artillery reportedly fired on Israeli troops near the Suez Canal and Syria remained noncommittal while Israel pressed offensives on multiple fronts.
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Experts Comment On UFO Reports
Two Los Angeles area space experts say people see something not explained by ordinary causes. They caution that sightings do not prove extraterrestrial spaceships, noting many reports turn out to be weather balloons or hoaxes.
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UGF Drive Reaches 18.2 Percent Of Ouachita Goal
Representatives from Monroe West Monroe and Sterlington units met for the United Givers Fund report luncheon at the Monroe Civic Center and reported 18.2 percent of the $461,036 Ouachita Parish goal raised. Campaign chairman James L Nicholson led the briefing.
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Heat records top in lower 48 with 94 in Phoenix
New York UPI reports the highest regional temperature Sunday excluding Alaska and Hawaii reached 94 degrees in Phoenix Arizona. The day’s low cooled to 22 degrees in Concord New Hampshire.
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