Nixon vows to stay in office amid Watergate pressure
President Nixon told a 3,000 strong Washington crowd he will not resign despite pressure from supporters and critics to quit over the Watergate crisis. He defended his record saying he was elected to do a job and pointed to goals of world peace, prosperity, and full employment. He outlined planned campaign stops in Orlando Macon and Memphis and praised his real estate holdings as prudent investments.
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Buffalo teen pleads guilty to manslaughter in elderly woman death
Samuel C. Tinnell, 19, pleads guilty to first degree manslaughter in the 72 year old Mary Rowe case. He admits involvement in the June 7 1970 killing tied to a theft of 35 dollars and says a companion William L. Gibbons helped him after they visited Rowe’s home and the slaying occurred during LSD drug use.
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Mary Rowe
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Tinnell
William L. Gibbons
Gibbons
Gaughan
Buffalo
Royal Honeymoon Off Barbados Aboard Britannia
Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips fly from London to Barbados for a nearly three week Caribbean cruise aboard the Britannia with 18 first class passengers. They travel with Detective Sat. James Beaton as bodyguard, visit Ecuador Colombia Jamaica Montserrat Antigua and Galapagos before returning to London December 17.
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Senate rejects gas rationing order by Jan. 15
The Senate defeated an amendment to emergency energy legislation 48 to 40, blocking a requirement for President Nixon to order gasoline rationing by January 15 amid debate over inevitable cuts. In Winchester England eight IRA bomb squad members were sentenced to life imprisonment for March London bombing that killed one and injured fourteen.
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Winchester
England
London
Skylab 3 Launch Cleared for Friday Launch
Skylab 3 mission gains final clearance as William C. Schneider reports no obstacles after reviewing Saturn 1B rocket Apollo spacecraft comms ground support weather and astronaut readiness.
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Space Agency
William C. Schneider
Canada to Sell Spare Fuel to United States
Canadian ambassador Marcel Cadieux stated Canada will export all spare fuel to the United States during a period of serious shortage. He argued Canada must protect its own essential fuel needs while avoiding further reductions beyond what is necessary.
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Canada
U.S
Ceneta
Marcel Cadiex
United States
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Bishops Seek Mary Devotion Boost Through New Pastoral
In Washington Catholic bishops unveiled a 20 000 word pastoral letter urging renewed personal love and authentic devotion to Mary the Virgin. Cardinal John Carberry head of the drafting committee said the declaration aims to rejuvenate interest in Mary amid waning focus.
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Mary
John Cardinal Carberry
St. Louis
24 Hour French Protest Shuts Shops in Major Cities
In France, shops and restaurants across major cities closed for 24 hours to protest anti inflation policies. Weather was cold and rainy as unrest and fuel shortages fueled gloom, while government policy criticism echoed through the streets. Washington notes Army recruiting will be 15 000 to 20 000 short by June, but no draft reinstatement planned.
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Washington
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William K. Brehm
Eban urges independence from Arab oil extortion
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban told 1,500 delegates of the United Synagogue of America that the United States Europe and Japan must build autonomy from Arab oil. He warned governments not to yield to oil producer extortion and urged Europe and America to safeguard their own independence and sovereignty.
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Wounded POWs Begin Arriving Home From War
Red Cross flights carried wounded Israeli and Egyptian prisoners of war to Cairo and Tel Aviv. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan welcomed home the Israelis, praising talks over tank fire. Egypt planned a quiet arrival for its POWs as the exchange proceeds. The Red Cross expects the exchange to take about a week with 238 Israelis and additional captive soldiers returning. Syria reported Go Lan Heights artillery and an Israeli engineer move near a Syrian position.
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Oswego Jaycees honor Oswego High principal Murabito
More than 250 people gathered at the Hotel Pontiac to honor retiring Oswego High School Principal Anthony J. Murabito with the 1973 Civic Award. Francis Witkowski spoke, praising Murabito’s 36 years of service and leadership in education.
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Senate renews push on energy crisis measure
The Senate resumes its push to empower the president to tackle the energy shortage. An allocated-fuel bill sped through, with debate resuming as leaders vow to exclude extraneous amendments while considering mandatory rationing and conservation steps.
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Vanquished Black Liberation Army Leader Shot in Bronx
Police Commissioner Donald F. Cawley announced the death of Twyman Ford Myers, a fugitive on the FBI most wanted list, after he was shot in the Bronx. Cawley said the capture removes the known leadership of the Black Liberation Army and that Myers aimed to kill police officers nationwide.
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Cawley
U.S
Saigon says repulsed attack near Cambodian border
The Saigon command reports government forces repelled an assault by North Vietnamese artillery tanks and infantry near the Cambodian border. They say two enemy tanks were knocked out, 100 NVA dead, and 40 South Vietnamese are missing.
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British police brace for IRA hostage seizure threats
Police readied massive security nationwide after reports that the Irish Republican Army planned to seize hostages and demand release of seven IRA men and two women convicted of London bombing crimes last March.
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England
Irish Republican Army
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London
Kissinger Seeks Oil Solutions During Tokyo Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger met with Prime Minister Tanaka and ministers in Tokyo and said Middle East settlements could ease oil problems. Tanaka warned Japan faces its most critical economic situation since World War II due to Arab oil cuts and outlined steps to cope with a projected 20 percent drop in crude imports next month. He stressed Japan will pursue Middle East policy independently, seeking advice as a trusted partner.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
State Department
Rupert J. McCloskey
Kissinger
Kakuei Tanaka
Tanaka
Japan
United States
Israel
Tanakas
Rainy Interlude With Thunder Possible This Afternoon
Periods of rain and possible thunderstorm this afternoon and early tonight. Rain tapering to showers tonight with cooler conditions and temperatures in the 30s by daybreak. Mostly cloudy and windy tomorrow with possible showers or snow flurries, highs 40 to 45, and gusty northeast to south winds.
House Considers 2 Stage 11 Percent Living Cost Boost
Congress debates a two stage 11 percent cost of living increase in Social Security benefits adding about 2.4 billion for roughly 30 million people next year. The bill also speeds up welfare payments under supplemental security income and raises the payroll tax base to 13 200, boosting maximum taxes by 22 percent.
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State Lottery Winners November 15 Results
The Thursday drawing lists prizes for all six numbers winning 50,000, last five 5,000, last four 500, last three 50, and last two 5 with two free tickets. Winners should contact the State Lottery at the State Office Building in Syracuse, New York.
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Ford Offers Reputation for Truth and Fairness as VP
Vice President designate Gerald R. Ford testifies before the House Judiciary Committee outlining his 25 years in Congress as a basis for truth fairness and bipartisanship. He says if confirmed he would ease friction between Congress and the White House and between Democrats and Republicans and stresses a forward looking approach and commitment to honesty.
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Scientific Ways to Winterize Health and Comfort
Tips to stay healthy and warm in cold weather include wearing loose clothing to trap air, layering, and drying coats over radiators to absorb indoor moisture. Keeping home temperatures around 65 70 degrees and bedrooms 50 65 degrees improves well being, while opening windows for 30 40 degree air provides no extra benefit.
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