Time bombs loom over Nixon in Nixon and Watergate talk
Newsman R W Apple told Denison University that two Washington time bombs could decide Nixon's fate. He cited an open party split and a Krogh disclosure as potential triggers. Apple doubted impeachment or resignation, saying internal pressure would be required.
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Hawaii Rebuffs Oil Embargo Clash Sparks Spillage Tale
Hawaii argues inclusion in the Arab oil embargo changes nothing, a Hawaiian Independent Refinery spokesman claims the spill shows the issue. In Washington, prosecutor Jaworski seeks immediate turnover of four Nixon Watergate tapes to the grand jury. In Tokyo, a department store fire kills 100 during a pre Christmas sale, with families mourning by coffins. A Philadelphia teen recalls a Thanksgiving cobra bite and plans to sell the venomous pet to recoup loss.
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Krogh Plans Guilty Plea in Break-In Case
Former White House aide Egil Bud Krogh will plead guilty to a felony charge linked to the plumbers group break-in at the Los Angeles office of psychiatrist Daniel Elisberg, a Pentagon Papers defendant, per The Washington Post.
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Parole Board Lets Irving End His Swindle Early
Clifford Irving, 42, will be released February 14 1974 after the U S Parole Board approved a second request for early release. He was sentenced in June 1972 to two years and six months for defrauding McGraw-Hill with a counterfeit Howard Hughes biography and began serving August 28 1973.
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Weather and Deaths Report for Norwalk Area
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs mid to upper 40s. Tonight and Saturday cooler with lows upper 20s to lower 30s and highs in the low to mid 40s. Winds west to southwest 15 to 25 mph today, NW 10 to 15 mph tonight. Death notices for Edward C. Mencl 52 New London and Hazel Doyle 79 Miami.
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Fatal stabbing ends motel sexual assault attempt
Investigators report a man forced a girl to his motel room at knife point and attempted to assault her. The girl seized the knife and stabbed Burns in the chest, escaping as he collapsed dead.
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First Car With Optional Air Bag Rolls Off Assembly Line
GM rolled out the cinnamon Toronado Brougham with two airbags as a $225 option amid government drive for passive restraints by 1976 models. Dolly Cole drove the car off the line at Oldsmobile HQ as GM forecasts 50,000 airbag equipped 1974 models and 100,000 in 1975.
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No Progress In Rotary Labor Talks
Pickets stood before Rotary Printing Co as 64 production workers entered a third day of a strike. Local 343 official Ed Shere said Thursday’s Milan Inn talks produced no headway after a rejected union proposal. Federal mediator Arthur Woods may schedule new talks. no date set. Plant manager Tom Gross declined to comment. Rotary President Kevin Doyle did not attend, having traveled to Florida for his mother Hazel Doyle’s death.
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Man in Stabbing Pleads Insanity in Milan
Donald Agsten 25 pleaded innocent by reason of insanity and waived a preliminary hearing in Erie's Milan court. He is charged with stabbing Rex Clay 34 outside the Gould plant. Clay underwent surgery for a chest wound and remains in Providence Hospital ICU.
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Top Gymnast Switches To Show Biz
Cathy Rigby, America’s No. 1 gymnast at the Munich Olympics, will tour the United States, Canada and Mexico as Peter Pan. NBC Entertainment Corp. announced a new musical production to open in San Antonio, Texas, on an announced date. injuries from last year’s Games cost her a medal bid.
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Gasoline thief arrested after rooftop alert in Cleveland
A 22 year old Cleveland man siphoning gasoline from a parked van on the east side was arrested Wednesday night and jailed pending review by the police prosecutor. He was seen filling a five gallon can and placing it in his car trunk after police from the spy glass unit on a nearby rooftop alerted ground units.
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