Kissinger Warns on Danger Of Big Power Moves
Washington AP report on Henry Kissinger warning that confrontations between the United States and the Soviet Union over the Middle East risk nuclear catastrophe. He and officials discuss a precautionary worldwide alert ordered by the Pentagon and a potential Soviet unilateral action amid the crisis.
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Washington
Middle East
Kissin
Henry A. Kissinger
United Get
Soviet Union
United States
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U.S
Pentagon
White House
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Gait
Jerry Wo Fived- Nein
Freieihelm
James R.lesinger
Gression
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Carl Albert de Okla
Albert
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Sovet Union
Pease Alert Reflects National Military Readiness
An apparent nationwide alert began at 2 a.m. as part of a cautious military posture amid the Middle East crisis. Reports indicate 12 hour shifts for personnel, with KC 135 tanker crews affected and US forces in the United States Europe and the Far East placed on heightened readiness. Kissinger and Nixon officials stressed no mobilization of ground naval or air reserves and warned against Soviet or U.S. joint forces while signaling determination to keep the area from escalation.
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West Germany Protests U S Arms Shipments to Israel
Protests escalated in Bonn as West Germany denounces continued U S arms shipments to Israel. Secretly paired Israeli ships with 18 tanks and bucks at a West German port, according to informed sources. The U S Embassy chargé d affaires was summoned to the Foreign Ministry on Wednesday to receive the protest.
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Germany
Bonn
West Germany
U.S
Israel
West German
Frank Cash
Nixon may face questions on Reboso at TV news conference
President Nixon likely will be pressed tonight about his private relation ship with Charles G Bebe Rebozo, a key figure in post Watergate inquiries, at his nationally televised news conference. Ground crews planned to pressurize two fuel tanks on Skylab 3 to repair damage and avoid delay to the November 18 launch, with a Friday decision expected. Nixon’s veto of Congress war powers legislation heads for a House showdown and potential override, as veteran lobbyist Clement Zablocki notes shifts of seven votes may be needed amid Middle East war and Watergate turmoil.
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White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Wi Mncn
Middle East
Kissinger
Reboso Washington
Charles G.bebe Rebozo
Archibald Cos
Rebuzo
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Washington
House
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Bil
Sirica to Be Honored With 1973 Merit Award
Federal Judge John J. Sirica of Washington is set to receive the 1973 Merit Award from the American Judges Association in Boston. He ordered President Nixon to release the White House tapes related to the Watergate investigation, linking him closely to the case.
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Sirica
Boston
Federal District Court
John J. Sirica
American Judges Association
Washington
Nixon
White House
Zeiller exits as New Hampshire health chief
Gov Meldrim Thomson says he accepted the resignation of Health and Welfare Commissioner Gerard Zeiller. Zeiller plans to leave by end of November to join the Veterans Administration in Washington working on congressional matters. Energy Council outlines tactics on heating oil sulfur standards and propane allocation amid a critical shortage, with Pan Nelson noting the situation.
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Health Post Concord
Nascap
Meldrim Thomson
Health and Welfare
Gerard Zeiller
Lhe
Veterans Administration
Washington
Energy Council
Concord
N.R. AP
New Hampshire Energy Council
Pan Nelson
Council
Direcor
Four Westbrook youths face assault charges in Maine case
In Portland, four Westbrook youths arrested Oct 16 on assault charges regarding a beating of Thomas Birmingham, 21, of TieWdast. He was hospitalized six days after the Oct 12 incident. Court proceedings continued at Portland-Gorham District Court. Kyros will not run for Maine governor despite pressure.
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Portland, Maine
Westbrook
Maine
Tortland-Gorham
Thomas Birmingham
TieWdast
Kyros
Washington
Peter Kyros
Sourtes
KsTos
JBC Seeks Educational Consultant For New Secondary School
The Joint Building Committee and School Board discussed hiring an educational consultant to determine the type and grades of the new Portsmouth secondary school and whether vocational facilities should be included. Councilman Whaley noted the potential impact on the project cost and state aid, urging clarity on educational philosophy before moving forward with site planning and architectural support.
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Portsmouth
Rubin T. Jaffe
Shuffer
Jason Boynton
NIH
Center For Education Field Studies
CEFS
Joint Building Committee
John J. Whiley
Whaley
Nixon Postpones News Conference on Watergate
President Nixon, focused on the Middle East crisis, postponed a televised news conference set for 9 p.m. EDT that would likely address the Watergate tapes controversy. Deputy press secretary Gerald Warren said no new date was set for Friday.
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Nixon
Middle East
Gerald L. Warren
Nolame
Archibald Cox
White House
John J. Sikes
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Bork
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State Pier Eyesores Anger Commission
The Portsmouth Tecnomic Commission condemns the state pier condition as an eyesore during a City Hall meeting. A motion criticizes the storage oil junk automobiles and seeks Portsmouth representation on the Port Authority with clear plans for city awareness of pier uses. The measure sparks public hearing and opposition to the pier operation led by Mayor John Wooley and John Murphy, Sutherland's future Parade Mall occupant.
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Fortsmouth
Port Authority
Port
Concord Selectmen Conflict Claim Quoted in Local Statement
In Concord New Hampshire the Sea brook Selectmen faced questions over a possible conflict of interest after a prepared statement attributed to Gav Melcum A. Thomson said the Greyhound Commission and the state cannot act on the matter. He warned that one cannot serve two masters. The controversy arose as the Brabrook selectmen were found to be advised by Yankee Greyhound Tac, operators of the Scabrwek track.
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New Hampshire
Gav
Melcum A. Thomson
Greyhound Commission
Brabrook
Yankee Greyhound Tac
Candidates Night Cancelled for Lille Harbour School
Tonight at 7 30 no candidates night for city council hopefuls at Lille Harbour School auditorium. Paper 2 offers pictures and information on candidates for the field.
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Lille Harbour
Rye Man Turns Over Tax Report
A Rye man, Kye-Alam W. Pope of Straw's Point, submits his Intervals and Dividends Tax return after receipt of assurances from Director Hatfield that confidentiality and privacy of his state tax records will be protected. Pope states agreement with the administration of the Interest and Dividends Tax and expects no access by the governor or his staff.
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Kye — Alam W. Pope
Straw
Pope
Taxelion
Rober G. Mintfield
Hatfield
Pope Nice
Resident Needed Urgently for Concord Property
Classified ad text shows job opening in Concord with urgent need for help. Mentions experience preferred, single residence, wage details unclear. Source text is fragmented but indicates immediate hire for a house related task in Concord.
Cease-Fire Maintained on Middle East Fronts Says Israel
Israel declared an absolute cease-fire was being kept on all Middle East fronts. A United Nations spokesman in Jerusalem said UN truce observers were monitoring the situation, reporting continued calm.
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Israel
Vax Asveinren
Middle East
United Nations
Jerusalem
U.N
Early Start Seen on Kittery Hall
Kittery town hall plans draw attention as officials consider funding. A $69,000 transfer from federal revenue sharing to the town hall account was approved despite opposition from Ernest C. Maby. The town has $100,000 available, with a second motion to pursue a contract with HE Carpenter, Sanford, for a building not exceeding $160,000. Kennedy reported several residents reviewed plans after a recent public hearing.
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Kittery
Ernest C. Maby
Carpenter
Sanford
Robert Youne
John Kennedy
Bilding
Washington News Roundup Tapes and Cairo Fronts Amid War Concerns
The report covers Watergate probes resuming with statements by officials including William Ruckelshaus, the political fallout surrounding tapes, and calls for accountability. It shifts to Middle East tensions as U S and Soviet roles in the ceasefire draw debate, with President Sadat urging force to enforce a ceasefire and Egypt alleging Israeli aggression along the Suez Canal. The UN and nonaligned nations discuss peacekeeping options as fighting intensifies on both banks and air fronts, with Egypt reporting heavy losses and Israel claiming targeted strikes.
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Anwar Sadat
White House
United Nations
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