Nixon to reveal vice president pick amid approval talks
Nixon weighs a vice presidential nominee with congressional hearings planned separate from the House and Senate. Leaders discuss procedures as Nixon travels to Camp David and later returns to the White House to finalize the choice amid party and Democratic concerns.
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House votes curb of Nixon's powers
The House votes on a bill to curb the president's war making powers, seeking a two thirds override of a veto. The measure would require withdrawal of troops within 60 days unless Congress approves, with a 90 day extension possible, then a congressional vote could halt hostilities without the president's veto. The Senate already approved a compromise bill 75 to 20, while the House approved its original version 244 to 170.
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Skylab III Crew Practice Mock Liftoff at Cape Canaveral
Skylab II astronauts Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Pogue conducted a dress rehearsal for the upcoming November 11 mission at Cape Canaveral. The final manned Skylab flight will run 56 to 70 days, with a decision on duration to come.
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Mexico kidnappers demand ransom for consul and industrialist
A note from a group calling itself the 23 of September Communist League demands 200000 for the safety of Anthony Duncan Williams the British honorary consul in Mexico and Fernando Aranguren a wealthy industrialist. The group threatens death if the payment is not made and directs the demand to North Korea for 51 prisoners. No government response was reported.
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Israeli Tanks Reach Near Damascus as War Widens
Israeli forces push 10 miles into Syria after dawn strikes. tanks bear Damascus Express slogans and approach within about 28 miles of the capital. Israel shoots down 26 Arab MiGs in a day while Syrian defenses falter and naval actions are reported near Tarous and Suez. Egyptian communiques note destroyed radar stations and naval losses in the Gulf of Suez.
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Israeli Egyptian Tank Misstep Near Sinai
Israeli state radio reports an Egyptian armored troop carrier mistakenly joined an Israeli tank column in the Sinai. Israel says it neutralized the Egyptian carrier and notes Syria faces growing trouble as Israeli spokesman Herzog cites heavy losses for Egyptian invaders and signs of desperation in Syrian defense.
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Oklahoma Flood Strikes Enid Area. Body Recovered
Officials say some homeless began cleanup by Thursday while many expect to remain away from homes for days or weeks. In Douglas area, the body of an unidentified man was recovered near Pioneer about 20 miles southeast of Enid. Police search for his wife as residents report missing persons amid rising flood waters.
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McGovern California list claim shocks Watergate panel
Senate testimony from McGovern campaign manager Frank Mankiewicz accuses Republicans of owning a committer firm used by Democrats in California during the 1972 primary. He says 4 percent of Democratic voters were profiled, with undelivered mail and refunds noted, while November efforts remained in Democratic hands.
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