Cox May Have Been Leak Source In Watergate Probe
Archibald Cox testified he may have indirectly leaked details of a Nixon call to Kleindienst about delaying an ITT antitrust appeal. He said the disclosure was to four lawmakers or aides, all denying sharing the information with the New York Times. The witness spoke amid wider Watergate developments including tape-privacy disputes, a renewed subpoena push, and calls for Nixon's resignation or impeachment.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
ITT
Watergate
New York Times
Cox
Senate Judiciary Committee
Times
Kleindienst
Justice Department
White House
Sens
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
The
Hart
International Telephone Telegraph Corp
Senate Watergate Committee
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
John V. Tunney
D-Ca
Cadet Advisory Council Delegates Named for LSU Meeting
Two delegates and two observers from Monroe Composite Squadron attend the 1974 Louisiana Wing Cadet Advisory Council session at Louisiana State University Baton Rouge. Delegates are 1Lt James B Back and 2Lt Richard B Jones with observers 1-TSgt David T Bradshaw and 1-TSgt Karen L Bode.
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Monroe
Louisiana Wing Cadet Advisory Council
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
James B. Back
Redwood Drive
Richard B. Jones
Racine
C-Tsgt
David T. Bradshaw
Emerson
Karen L. Bode
DeSiard Street
Storm Dumps Heavy Rains In Northeast
A fall storm slammed the Northeast with heavy rain over three inches in New York City and strong winds up to 40 mph. Power outages affected nearly 900 families in NYC while Pittsburgh set rain records for the date as a separate storm moved through the region.
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United Press International
New York City
Pittsburgh
New England
Georgia
Fort Mountain State Park
California
Santa Ana
Rockies
Cut Bank
Mont
Colorado
Virginia
West Virginia
Evanston
Wyo
Point Mugu
Calif
Derailment Sparks Fire on Santa Fe Train Near Hackberry
Flames engulfed 19 diesel cars after a derailment on a Chicago to San Francisco freight train near Hackberry Arizona. Six firefighters were hospitalized for possible toxic fumes as crews fought the blaze with limited water. no tank cars were aboard and authorities closed the two main east west lines.
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Kingman
Ariz
Santa Fe
Hackberry
Fire Department
H. B. Marshall
Chicago
San Francisco
U.S. 66
Grand Canyon
Here
Bill Murie
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Winslow
Arizona
Esane
City Man Finds Comfort Back Home on the Farm
A city man expresses that returning to farm life at 5 p.m. brings real comfort, contrasting with early dawn hours. The lighthearted note reflects a desire for quiet rural routines and the appeal of farm living.
Talks Begin On European Troops Reduction
Vienna AP reports negotiations on cutting NATO and Communist forces in Central Europe opened with East Germany urging equal percentage cuts to preserve force ratios. US allies favor deeper Soviet reductions. Austrian Foreign Minister Kiuchschlaeger stressed the goal's necessity amid high tensions. Former US official Resor and Soviet expert Khiestov slated to speak as talks proceed.
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Vienna
NATO
Europe
Ingo Oeser
East Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Warsaw Pact
Oeser
Western Alliance
Central Europe
America
Rudolf Kiichschlaeger
Stanley R. Resor
U.S
Oleg Khiestov
Foreign Ministry
Middle East
West Germany
Britain
Israel
Saxbe Discussed as Attorney General Candidate
Senator William B. Saxbe of Ohio reportedly discussed a possible appointment to succeed Elliot Richardson as attorney general with White House aides. A Saxbe spokesman said he had not spoken with President Nixon yet, while press aides noted Saxbe attended a White House meeting.
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Washington
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Elliot Richardson
White House
James Duerk
Saxbe
Nixon
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Richardson
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Generally Fair Skies Prevail in Twin Cities Forecast
Residents of the Twin Cities face generally fair skies today with a move to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday. A 40 percent chance of rain exists Wednesday as thundershowers are possible. Highs near 70 and lows around 50 with southerly winds 5 to 15 mph shifting northerly late Wednesday. FAA data show Monroe Airport recording 66 by day, 37 at dawn, no rainfall in 24 hours. Extended Louisiana outlook calls for mostly fair weather Thursday to Saturday.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Louisiana
Israel Says Egyptians Fired Missiles at Recon Flights
The Israel military accused Egypt of firing three surface to air missiles at reconnaissance planes over Sinai near the Jidi area where Egypt's 3rd Army is trapped. Israel notes none of its planes were hit as U.N. forces bolster Suez cease fire monitoring in Cairo and by the Suez line.
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Sinai
U.n.forcces
Mideast
U.N
Cairo
Suez
Jidi
Egypt
Suez Canal
Syria
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Shmuel Eyal
Israel
al Ahram
Kurt Waldheim
International Red Cross
Waldheim
Aharon Yariv
River Stages Station Flood Present Change Stage
River stages show a flood progression with stations at Monroe and Camden. Stage values indicate rising water and changing flood levels across locations.
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Monroe
Camden
Meir to Meet Nixon in Washington on Middle East Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir travels to Washington for a working visit to confer with President Nixon about the Middle East crisis. Nixon will also meet Egyptian envoy Fahmy and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin as Kissinger joins talks to forge a cease fire and Arab‑Israeli negotiations. The White House called these sessions part of efforts to build a durable peace framework.
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Washington
Golda Meir
United States
Nixon
Middle East
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Egypt
Ismail Fahmy
Henry A. Kissinger
Warren
Camp David, Md
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Kissinger
Fahmy
David
Dobrynin
Israel
Senator Nelson proposes bill to end drug trade names
Senator Gaylord Nelson introduces legislation to outlaw trade names on prescription drugs. He argues profits rise from name confusion with about 20,000 products but only 700 compounds, averaging 30 names per drug. FDA data cited.
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Washington
UPI
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Senate
Nelson
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Welfare rolls dip for first time in seven years in 1973
Government report shows 14.8 million people on public assistance at end of June 1973, down 1.7 percent from a year earlier, with total welfare spending at $19.4 billion. Elderly and general assistance fell, while AFDC, disabled, and Medicaid saw varying changes.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
AFDC
Supplemental Security
Edwards threatens drastic steps to protect Louisiana gas supply
Gov. Edwin Edwards said Louisiana faces a collision course with Congress over fuel allocation and may act between now and next May. He will join Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma governors in Washington to meet with former Gov. John Love and protest federal guidelines. Edwards plans bond sales for a $55 million vocational technical school system and expects to invest bond proceeds at about 8 percent. Rural residents may face butane to propane shortages this winter.
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Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
Congress
Edwards
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Washington
John Love
Colorado
Nixon
Isiana
McDougall Trial Witness Reveals Patronage Kickback Admit
Prosecution witness Paul Pendley testified he took a 400 dollar slice of a 100000 dollar patronage program disbursed to politicians. He admitted a 400 dollar profit and lying to a federal grand jury about it while describing the ordeal as painful surgery.
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Alexandria
W.W. McDougall
Paul W. Pendley
Baton Rouge
Division of
Administration
Pendley
MccDougall
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D-Miss
Judiciary Committee
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Lowman
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McDougall
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