Meir to Meet Nixon in Washington on POW Exchange Crisis
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir will fly to Washington for talks with President Nixon on the Middle East ceasefire and prisoner exchanges. Egypt demands an exchange only after Israel withdraws to the Oct 22 line, risking the 3rd Army encirclement as tensions rise.
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Absentee Ballots Still Available In Tehama County
The Tehama County Clerk reports absentee ballots remain available for the November 6 tax initiative referendum for emergencies or illness. Voters may appear in person at the county courthouse clerk's office or send a representative with a signed note from the voter.
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First commercial Lady Godiva pumpkins harvest in California
Farmers in several areas mainly California harvest the first commercial crop of Lady Godiva pumpkins named for their naked seeds. Agriculture officials note the variety will please those who want toasted seeds without cracking the hard outer coat.
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Weather Forecast Shows Light Winds and Mild Temperatures
Fair through Wednesday with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s to 50s. Northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Thursday outlook remains fair. Yesterday’s high 72 and low 52. River levels: Lake Red Bluff 15.5, Bend Bridge 18.7, Woodson Bridge 166.4 feet. Sunset 5:09 p.m. Sunrise 6:37 a.m. PST.
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Probers push to compel Nixon tapes in Watergate case
Senate Watergate committee votes unanimously to seek congressional backing to press courts for access to Nixon secret taped conversations. The plan would grant Washington jurisdiction to enforce subpoenas, with a bill to be introduced within two days.
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Nixon Ponders Cox Successor at Camp David
President Nixon weighs selecting a special Watergate prosecutor from Camp David as he agrees to surrender nine tapes. Acting Attorney General Bork and Nixon must agree on a candidate, with Sirica to appoint if legislation advances. Aides note travel abroad plans on hold amid European tensions. No date set.
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U S and Soviet naval build up in Mediterranean and Indian Ocean
Washington reports both nations expanding naval forces in the Mediterranean while the United States sends a carrier task force to the Indian Ocean. The Pentagon says no confrontation is evident and calls U S moves precautionary. The Hancock with destroyers and an oiler enters Indian Ocean as the Kennedys supports Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
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Cox Quietly Defends Firing At Watergate Hearings
Archibald Cox told the Senate Judiciary Committee that a new Watergate special prosecutor would need months or years to review material already developed. He said Nixon had the power to dismiss him. Senate leaders discussed leaks from Cox staff and a possible new prosecutor.
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Reagan Moretti Brown Clash Over Prop 1 Debated in Hollywood
The first major Prop 1 debate staged by PBS featured Governor Reagan and Assembly Speaker Moretti with former Gov. Pat Brown lively but not informative. Milton Friedman attacked tax hikes while opponents urged voter caution as the plan would cap state taxes and alter legislative power.
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Hearings On Ford Begin Thursday Nomination to Vice Presidency
Armed with a 1,400 page FBI dossier the Senate Rules Committee will begin hearings Thursday on the nomination of Gerald R Ford to become vice president Ford named by President Nixon to succeed Spiro T Agnew will be the first witness.
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Cox Denies Leaks in Senate Hearing on ITT Case
Archibald Cox said he told two senators and two aides about statements by former Attorney General Kleindienst regarding an ITT antitrust settlement but did not leak to newsmen. He admitted breaking Kleindienst's confidence at a Senate hearing into his firing.
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