Israelis report Egyptian missile attack near Sinai
Israeli military command accused Egypt of firing three missiles at a reconnaissance plane over the mountainous Jidi area near the Sinai front. none hit the Israeli plane. U.N. officials in Cairo said Swedish observers have set up six posts along the Suez cease-fire line and Sweden and Finland were sending more personnel to boost the UN force to 660. Dayan announced Egypt agreed to an immediate exchange of wounded prisoners but warned that Israel may withhold lists of its captured soldiers until Egypt provides its own list. Israel plans to trade about 7,000 Arab captives for about 350–100 Israeli prisoners still held. The Cairo press said Egypt would hand prisoners to the Red Cross but not immediately. Meetings between Israeli and Egyptian officers continued at the cease-fire line, while relief supplies reached encircled Egyptian troops along the Suez Canal.
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Mideast
U.N
Cairo
Suez
Israel
Moutanous Jidi
Egypt
Suez Canal
Tn Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
International Red Cross
Geneva
Red Cross
Isramil
Syria
Yel
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Shmuel Eyal
al Ahram
Aharon Yariv
West Bank
Canal
Nixon tapes issue hearing continued in Galifia on Oct 30 1922
Hearing on presidential tapes focuses on nine conversations from 1872 to this year with aides Walde man and Dean. Archibald Cox ordered by Sirica to screen tapes for grand jury material. Appeals court upheld the screening order citing national security concerns. Senate panel seeks access to tapes and public transcripts amid Nixon moves to release records. Bert Bernhard named lead-off witness as Ervin aims to push legislation to overcome Sirica’s ruling.
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H. R. Waldeman
D. Birlichman
John W. Dean Tit
Archibald Cox
Sirica
U.S. Court of Appeals
Nixon
Cox
Senate
White House
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.ac
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Ervin
Bert Bernhard
Sen. Kelmund
Muskie
Maine
House of Congress
Reagan Moretti TV Debate on Prop 1 Tax Limits
Reagan and Moretti clashed in a televised exchange on Prop 1, with both showing irritation but neither conceding. Moretti argued Prop 4 cuts income tax aiding the sick while hiking property tax, while Reagan pressed for direct debate and defended the current tax approach and state budget growth from 3.8 to 9 billion dollars. The program focused on California Prop 1, proposing a spending cap tied to personal income with a 0.1 percent annual reduction until the tax ratio reaches 7 percent.
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Moretti
Reagan
Howard Miller
Unierisity
Southern
California
John Harmer
Glendale
WGBH
Boston
Cox leak claim tied to ITT probe discussed in Senate hearing
Cox said he may have leaked information about the ITT antitrust case to outsiders and acknowledged breaking confidence with Klein dienst. He asserted the Times leak did not come from his former staff and defended the government’s ITT settlement as a good bargain for the government. The Judiciary Committee probed whether White House interference affected Cox’s probe.
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Nixon
Tn Kleindienste Sens
Philip A. Hart
D Mich
Edward M. Kennnedy
Dmass
Ife
The
Times
Hart
Preas
Tse
Cox
Chensk
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Kleimdienst
Watergate
Kleindienst
John D. Ehlichman
White House
ITT
Hartford Insurance Co
Canteen Corp
Klebidienst
Judiciary
James 0. Eastland
Dmiss
Dent
the Times
Tno
Elliott. Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bright light sighted over eastern Oklahoma supervision mystery
Police and residents in eastern Oklahoma reported a large bright light that bobbed and weaved over a twelve mile stretch near Grove before dawn. Witnesses estimated a 10 to 16 foot diameter object with trailing stringers, initially seen near Jay and the Delaware County courthouse, then pursued at high speed before it rose straight up and vanished.
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Tay
Okla
Oklahoma
Grove
Bryan Sweetwater
Jay
Delaware County
Sweetwater
Dennis Steel
Tunney urges Nixon resignation over crisis in presidency
Senator Tunney urges resignation to end the Nixon era, saying the conduct of the president has created a national climate of cynicism and threatens constitutional democracy. He notes Democratic leaders hesitate to push impeachment hearings, fearing deep national division even as the House studies possible proceedings.
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Nixon
House of Representatives
Cox
Tunney
Driving on Sunday banned in Holland
The Netherlands government bans all private motorists from Sunday driving due to an Araty oil boycott. Exemptions apply to police, medical, and public transport vehicles per a Ministry of Economic Affairs statement.
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UPI
Holland
Ministry of Economic Affairs
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Eurygenes
Noordzee
Halifax
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Mr. Kleindienst
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