Meir urges withdrawal to Suez Canal positions
Israeli Premier Golda Meir told the Knesset that both Israeli and Egyptian troops should withdraw to the banks of the Suez Canal where they stood before the October war. She rejected returning to the Oct 22 ceasefire lines as illusory and urged immediate talks to resolve the dispute under Kissinger’s Middle East framework.
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Associated Press
Golda Meir
Israel
Suez Canal
Kissinger
Egypt
Israel blocks UN access on Suez road amid POW talks
An Israeli official says Israel will not turn over control of the Cairo Suez highway to United Nations forces until Egypt agrees to a prisoner exchange. Finns and Israelis clash briefly at a roadblock near Suez as separate checkpoints remain, despite cease fire terms. Kissinger in Peking notes possible US security guarantees if Israel accepts a peace treaty demanding withdrawal.
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U.N
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Ensio Siilasvuo
Cairo-Suez
Israel
United Nations
Suez
Egypt
Sute
Israali
Kilometer 101
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nation
Kissinger
Peking
Nixon
Interceptor Line Nears Completion in Airlawn Area
City workmen near finishing the new 15 inch interceptor line to relieve sewer system burden. Crews have been installing the line to intercept the main sewer and connect to the disposal plant, with about 300 feet left this week in the Airlawn Shopping Center vicinity.
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Airlawn
City police investigate three weekend wrecks
Three weekend traffic crashes were probed by city police with no injuries reported. A rear end collision on West Third street involved Mario J. Gonzales and two parked cars, followed by a Sunday parking lot mishap at Hill's Grocery. Another crash at Third and Cedar involved William S. Jackson and Guadalupe Diaz, with Diaz eastbound and Jackson failing to yield at a red light. Jackson received a citation.
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Mario J. Gonzales
Mercedes
Alberto Bustamantes
S. Mesquite
Zeno A. Cezarez
Apts
Bustamantes
Cezarez
W. Third Street
Gonzales
Hill's Grocery
Tammy Burke
Seventh St
Pete Armendarez
Odessa
Third and
Cedar Streets
William S. Jackson
Albury
N.M
Guadalupe Diaz
Diaz
Third Street
Williams
Cedar St
Watergate panel seeks Nixon meeting with full committee
The Senate Watergate committee votes 5 to 1 to urge a meeting with President Nixon at his earliest convenience to question him on Watergate matters and to gain access to all tape recordings and documents. Weicker leads the push, Baker and Gurney received White House invitations, while Ervin expresses dissatisfaction with the president’s plan.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Spruces
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Pate
Weicker
Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Gurney
Baker
GOP
Kissinger Reassures China of Enduring Friendship
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told Chinese Premier Chou Enlai in Peking that U S ties with the People's Republic would endure whatever the future holds. Chou, delaying a U S visit while Washington maintains relations with Taiwan, questioned when Beijing would break with Chiang Kai-shek. Kissinger and Mao Tse tung discussed a wide range of topics in a long meeting at the Forbidden City.
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Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
China
United States
Chou Enlai
People’s Republic of China
Washington
Taiwan
Chiang “Aishek
Chou
Chiang
Dr. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Mao Tsetung
Forbidden City
Mao
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Pecos Christmas Season Opens December Plans
The Pecos chamber announces the official start of the Christmas season on December 1 in Pecos. Community events and lightings are planned as part of the holiday kickoff.
Border Road wins Reeves County highway contract
Border Road Construction Company of Monahans has been awarded a $7,374,000 contract to surface pave and designate a 10.4 mile section of SH 10 in Reeves County. The project runs from the U.S. 290 junction two miles west of SH 17 to six and a half miles west of the Pecos Reeves county line. The firm will continue work in the Reeves County area for about two more years. In commerce news the chamber merchants committee plans a Christmas season parade starting at Airlawn Shopping Center and moving to downtown. The event begins at 10 30 a.m. with floats and bands from local schools. There are bicycle categories with age groups and senior riders, a $75 top prize for best float and $15 prizes for bicycle category winners. Entry deadline is Nov 23.
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Border Road Construction Company of
Monahans
Reeves County
Texas Highway Department
Border
Balmorhea
Source
Merchants Committee of the
Chamber
Reda Pigman
Airlawn
Pigman
Fire department tests sirens to fix ongoing issues
Fire sirens sounded throughout the day not as city emergencies but as tests to resolve problems in the system. Overhead sirens had failed recently and crews were working to straighten out the malfunctions, with occasional blasts simply confirming proper operation.
Warm spell, fog and brief cold front sweep Texas Panhandle
Low hanging clouds and fog lingered across the area as temperatures hovered in the 40s to 60s. Monday’s high reached 80 under clear skies with 85 in Alpine and Dalhart, while forecasts call for warm, partly cloudy weather into midweek before a colder front shifts east from the Gulf toward Central Texas and Northwest Colorado.
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The
Associated Press
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Colorado
Texas Panhandle
Alice
Lufkin
Lubbock
el Paso
Galveston
Alpine
Dalhart
Gray wins turkey in Pecos Enterprise contest
Mrs. Jack Gray wins the weekly Win a Turkey prize for depositing her entry at Anth ony's. She may claim the gift certificate at the Pecos Enterprise office. This is the second win in the eight week contest. The third round starts Friday with participating merchants’ ads in the newspaper.
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Jack Gray
S. Oleander St
Anthony's
Pecos
S. Cedar St
Gulf Oil pleads guilty to illegal contributions
Gulf Oil Corp pleaded guilty to illegal corporate campaign contributions to Nixon in 1972 and to two Democratic campaigns. Vice president Claud C. Wild Jr also pleaded guilty to consenting to a $100,000 Nixon donation. The judge fined Gulf $5,000 and Wild $1,000, with no jail term. A separate Senate witness testified that an American Ship Building employee was told to fund Nixon campaigns with a company bonus and to lie about it.
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Washington
Gulf Oil Corp
Nixon
Gulf
Claud C. Wild Jr
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart Jr
Wild
American Ship Building Co
Senate Watergate Committee
FBI
Matthew E. Clark Jr
Airship
Loraine
Ohio
Ferdinand the Bull’s courtcase over romance ends moot
Sherman Texas AP Ferdinand the Bull and 25 cow romances become a county court case over damages to owner Jerry Russell who seeks 3500 dollars for loss of bull and breeding rights. Arringtons counter sued for 8500 dollars claiming breach of fence and service of 25 Herefords, later reduced to 2600 dollars and dismissed.
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Sherman, Tex
Ferdinand the Bull
Ferdinand
Jerry Russell
Russell
Richard Arrington
van Alstyne
Tex
Arringtons
Arrlingtons
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Pecos-Reeves County
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Wyoming
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Turkey
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