Cease-Fire Efforts In Middle East Fall Short At Deadline
Israel and Egypt agreed to a 12 hour cease-fire arranged by the United States and Soviet Union but fighting continued as the deadline passed. Sadat accepted the cease-fire while Syria rejected and Iraq had earlier rejected it amid Kissinger’s Moscow trip and U N Security Council action.
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China
End of 17 Day Middle East War Marked by Cease Fire
The long regional conflict paused on a United Nations brokered cease fire after 17 days of fighting among Israel and Arab states. Israel proclaimed nationhood in 1948 and Arabs retained control of portions of Jerusalem until 1967. Palestinian refugees fled amid the fighting and terror leading to a lasting regional dispute.
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Nixon under heavy fire over tape action
President Nixon bets his presidency on a claim he acted within his rights in rejecting a court order to turn over Watergate tapes and firing Archibald Cox. The crisis deepens as impeachment talk rises in Congress amid Agnew's resignation and Stennis set to verify the tapes.
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Nixon confident no grounds for impeachment amid Cox firing
President Nixon, citing no grounds for impeachment, works in the White House as aides prepare a national address on Cox firing. Staff discuss countering congressional criticism while legal advisers prepare a court filing arguing Nixon complied with Sirica on turning over Watergate tapes.
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Sirica weighs next move in Watergate tapes dispute
Judge Sirica, distressed by the turn of events, studies potential contempt citation as appeals court may transfer tapes jurisdiction. White House response could influence his course. The Ervin Baker compromise on Nixon tapes remains unclear with senators split on supporting the deal.
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D-N.m
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Recently Resigned Nixon Official In Today's News Quiz
Corning notice reports Corning City Council will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in City Hall chambers with Veterans Day shifting the schedule. Lillian Hagen Corning City Clerk notes the change.
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Nixon Faces War Powers Fight in Congress
Washington UPI reports Nixon to veto a bill regulating war powers amid Watergate uproar. Expect veto sustainment Tuesday or Wednesday as administration loyalists join antiwar lawmakers. The measure would cap troop deployments at 90 days without explicit congressional approval while critics say it expands presidential authority. The House passed the bill 238 to 123 on October 12, short of override margin.
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Massive flooding hits Puerto Lumbreras death toll may reach five hundred
In Spain, authorities report at least 200 dead after a weekend of severe floods with unofficial estimates up to 500 and thousands displaced. Medical teams inoculated survivors for typhoid while freshwater supplies in three southern provinces were destroyed and army engineers urged to restore them.
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Red Bluff Youth Dies In Accident
Daniel George Brooks 20, a Red Bluff resident and Shasta College freshman, died after a two car collision on Highway 44 when Christopher Len King 18 failed to negotiate a curve at speed. King survived in guarded condition along with Debbie Dial 15 and Dwight Coy 19. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Red Bluff.
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Independent prosecutors urged after Cox firing
The Nixon administration firing of Archibald Cox prompted calls for Congress to appoint a special independent Watergate prosecutor. The Senate Judiciary Committee planned a Wednesday meeting to discuss Cox’s ouster and independence guarantees for a new prosecutor.
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Weather forecast for rain showers and mild cooling
Rain showers moderate at times, decreasing tonight then partly cloudy through Tuesday. Slightly cooler with highs around 68 today and 69 tomorrow. low 54 tonight. Southerly winds up to 25 mph diminishing tonight. outlook Wednesday mostly fair. River levels listed for several sites and daily temperatures noted.
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