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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1973
Page
2
Demonstrators outside the White House call for President Nixon's impeachment as an ad hoc committee reports growing petition support and crowds of up to 200 marchers gather in front of the Oval Office. Citizens describe varied motives and some commuters join the protest.
Nineteen law school deans urge Congress to create a new independent Watergate prosecutor to replace the one Nixon abolished. The petition, led by Columbia Law School Dean Michael Severn, argues for independent investigation of possible presidential obstruction of justice and even considers impeaching Nixon.
Three boys, ages 12 and 13, were charged with first degree murder for dousing derelict Charles Scales and others with lighter fluid and setting them afire. They admitted lighting the attacks after a spree of vandalism and burglary. one boy was on weekend detention at Kendall Youth Home.
Nationwide Oliver Quayle poll of 347 adults after the Cox firing finds 44 percent favor impeachment, 43 percent oppose, and 13 percent undecided. NBC News notes a 2 to 3 percent sampling error. general standings show low presidential support and mixed views on future Watergate steps.
A Senate committee calls for reversing the tapes case, arguing that the lawsuit should be withdrawn. The prompt suggests the president may be withholding actions related to the matter.
Citizen input requested on President Nixon firing Archibald Cox. The notice lists Maryland senators and representatives with their Washington offices and room numbers. It also provides addresses for members of the Ervin Committee and Ervin himself as chair in Washington D C.
Tributes poured in from around the world for Pablo Casals the renowned cellist and humanitarian who died Monday in San Juan Puerto Rico He was to be buried in a black granite vault near his home after a three week hospital stay caused by a heart seizure and complications including bronchitis kidney failure and circulatory problems He was lauded as the foremost cellist of the 20th century and a celebrated conductor in recent years.
The 1973 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to three scientists: American Leo Esaki and American Brian Josephson along with Norwegian-born John Bell? Actually Ivar Gunnar Guresen. They share one half of the $120,000 prize. The royal academy delayed the decision for over an hour amid late‑minute deliberations.
Pentagon analysis notes a shift from large scale desert tank clashes to cautious operations in the 1987 six day Middle East conflict. US supplied aircraft faced Soviet missiles and Egyptian and Syrian infantry used portable antitank weapons, slowing Israeli armor and shaping the outcome.
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