Nobel Prizes Awarded For Chemistry And Physics
The 1973 chemistry prize goes to Geoffrey Wilkinson and Ernst Fischer for organometallic sandwich compounds and 120000 dollars split. The physics prize honors Leo Esaki, Ivar Grafver, and Brian Josephson for superconductivity related work with Josephson predictions noted.
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Stockholm
Geoffrey Wilkinson
Ernst Otto Fischer
Leo Esaki
Ivar Graever
Brian Josephson
Wilkinson
Fischer
Royal Academy
Munich
Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
London
Imperial College of Science and Technology
Impeachment Inquiries Open in Nixon Case
House Speaker Carl Albert triggers preliminary impeachment inquiries and forwards all resolutions to the Judiciary Committee led by Peter Rodine Jr. The move follows the Watergate tapes dispute and the firing of Archibald Cox. Ford supports Nixon, while leaders urge careful action and quick VP nomination consideration.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Nixon
House
Carl Albert
Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
Dn.j
Albert
Archibald Cox
Cox
White House
Elliot L. Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
Gerald R. Ford
Rep
Jim Wright
Texas
Ford
Jerry Ford
Wright
John J. Rhodes
Ari
Watergate Panel Seeks Court Reversal on Tapes Suit
The Senate Watergate committee asked the U.S. Court of Appeals to reverse a dismissal of its tapes litigation. In court papers, it rejected press claims of a compromise ending the suit in exchange for summaries of tapes.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
U.S. Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Monroe official to attend federal revenue sharing conference
Mel Cook, secretary treasurer for the City of Monroe, will attend a Houston Texas conference on federal revenue sharing. The event, under the International MFDA Career Development Center, runs Wednesday and covers accounting and financial reporting for revenue sharing programs. It is the first of six nationwide conferences ending November 9 in San Francisco.
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Mel Cook
Monroe
Houston
Tex
International Mfda Career Development Center
Cook
San Francisco
Hartford
Con
Nixon To Get Report Today Of Kissinger
President Nixon returned to Washington for a Kissinger briefing after an unannounced Camp David retreat with Mrs Nixon. He approved a legal filing aimed at placing summaries of taped conversations before the court while meeting with Elliott Richardson and weighing a televised address. Kissinger, returning from negotiations in Moscow and planning to brief Nixon on Middle East talks, was to report to him at the White House.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Camp David
Nixons
Catoctin Mountain
Middle East
White House
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Elliot L. Richardson
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
Moscow
Tel Aviv
London
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Julie Eisenhower
Maryland
Justices Split On Obscenity Rules
Four Supreme Court justices faulted the court for vague obscenity standards, arguing new majority rules lack clear guidance. The dissent cited police and judges applying subjective tests like prurient interest or patently offensive in diverse cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William ,O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
Louisiana
Richardson Declines To Judge Nixon Watergate
Former attorney general Elliot L. Richardson said the public must judge Watergate events. He explained his resignation rather than fire Archibald Cox and urged faith in the continuation of the investigation under Henry Petersen. He urged Nixon to obey court orders and said the national fate hinges on public trust.
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Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Cox
White House
Richardson
Justice Department
Watergate
Asst
Henry E. Petersen
Continued Fall Weather Prevails in Twin Cities
Residents of the Twin Cities can expect continued autumn conditions with fog patches this morning and Wednesday, otherwise fair skies today through Wednesday. Highs will reach the mid 80s, lows in the mid 50s, with light variable winds turning southwest. FAA reports at Monroe Municipal Airport show a Monday high of 84 and a 52 degree low, no rainfall in the last 24 hours.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Advisory Council Forms to Address Monroe Utilities Crisis
The Monroe City Council approved creating an advisory council to assist the Utilities Commission and seek remedial actions for the energy crisis. Members include Max Riley and Hugh McDonald Jr., both with strong utility ties. The council may inquire and recommend natural gas sources and review proposals from the commission or outside consultants.
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Monroe
Utilities Commission
Max Riley
Hugh McDonald
W. C. Rowe
Roy Gates
Roy Lange
Ralph Troy
Riley
Southwest Gas Co
Hugh G. McDonald Jr
State Department of Conservation
Rowe
Phillip Rossman Drilling Co
Gates
Lange
The
Sneed
David Adams Jr
Ira Phillips
Civil Service Board
Adams
Reliable Life Insurance Company
Grambling College
D&j Construction Co
Standifer Ave
Rowland Construction Co
Alexandria
Chuckle: A Politician Smoothing Velvet Webs
A quip portrays politicians as nice to see you again people they have never met, highlighting the vanity and pretense in public life. The joke implies repeated greetings mask superficial familiarity in political circles.
Nixon agrees to comply with court order on White House tapes
Attorney for President Nixon told U S Court of Appeals he will surrender nine Watergate tapes to Judge Sirica as urged by the court. The move follows Nixon firing special prosecutor Cox after Cox pressed for the tapes. The decision comes amid a House probe of Nixon's surprise Friday announcement and amid broader Watergate controversy.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. Court of Appeals
White House
House of Representatives
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Charles Alan Wright
Wright
Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
Cox
ITT
Milk Fund
Watergate
Department of Justice
Senate
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Renewed Fighting Surges Across Suez and Syria Fronts
United Nations cease fire wavers as fierce clashes resume along the Suez Canal and over Syria. Egypt and Israel clash amid mutual cease-fire accusations while Syria reports waves of Israeli bombings north of Damascus and dogfights in the air. Both sides halt fire only if fired upon. UN observers remain in Cairo and Jerusalem.
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Suez Canal
U.N
Security Council
Egypt
Council
Laurence McIntyre
Australia
New York
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
Syria
Suez
Families Move To Higher Brackets In Ouachita Parish
The News-Star reports that Ouachita Parish households show rising incomes and a shift toward higher brackets. In the past year 64.9 percent earned net cash incomes of 5000 dollars or more, higher than Louisiana’s 63.6 percent, with 20.6 percent in 5000 to 8000, 12.6 percent in 8000 to 10000, and 31.7 percent at 10000 or above.
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News - Star News Service
New York
Ouachita Parish
Sales Management
Kissinger's China trip postponed amid Mideast war
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has postponed his planned sixth trip to China as renewed fighting in the Middle East and a cease fire breakdownPrompted by the conflict the State Department said intensive diplomatic work is underway McCloskey noted guns did not fall silent on the battlefield and Kissinger shifted plans to a later news conference without offering a reason
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Nied
Amtrak
Kansas
Howard B. Levy
Vietnam
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Douglas
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
China
Middle East
State Department
Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Kissinger
Moscow
Tel Aviv
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Breard St. No. 3
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Hays
Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo
J. P
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T. W. Humphries
H. Mickel Sports
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Peer Pernik
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Powell
Rose Cafe
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Huey L. Smith
Chris’ Package
Winnsboro Rd
Ryan Chevrolet
N. 6Th St
Louisville Ave
Shipley Donuts
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