Nixon and family read letters at Camp David after crisis week
President Nixon and his family relaxed at Camp David as more than 3,000 telegrams and thousands of calls poured in. The messages showed overwhelming support for his televised news conference while some demonstrators gathered outside the White House to urge impeachment.
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Egypt and Israel to air cease fire talks
The United Nations backed a 7 000 man cease fire force for six months and Egyptian Israeli military talks were planned under UN flag. Peacekeepers arrived at Suez as the Egyptian 3rd Army faced water shortages amid the Sinai siege and allied efforts moved to deliver nonmilitary aid.
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Birds smarter than hunters at Bitter Lakes crane opener
At Bitter Lakes Wildlife Refuge northeast of Roswell the 90 day sandhill crane season opened with about seven hunters scoring. Biologist Delbert Boggs said about 30 000 cranes arrived recently and proved wary, leaving many hunters without shots as birds stayed out of range. The crane population at the refuge typically peaks 40 000 to 70 000. season runs until January 20, 1974.
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Pentagon ends most emergency alert for U S troops
The Pentagon relieves most of 1.7 million U S service members in the United States and Pacific from emergency alert while keeping key units ready in the U S and Europe. Officials say assurances are needed before full end and cite uncertainties about Soviet paratroopers and Middle East moves. The 82nd Airborne and many other forces are stood down, with about 80,000 Atlantic Command personnel and 320,000 in Europe remaining alert.
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Agnew and Sinatra Stay in Chicago Penthouse Suites
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and entertainer Frank Sinatra occupy three penthouses at a chic Chicago hotel. They say they are here to relax and have a good time as reports swirl about their interest in Chicago World Football League expansion. They plan to remain through Monday.
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Expensive taste thief targets meat at local markets
A thief who resembles a refined woman is linked to shoplifting meat from supermarkets. Investigators warn such individuals may be inflating groceries for honest shoppers by up to four percent. Authorities note meat cabinets are preferred targets for these thefts.
Shoplifters Bacon Roswell Stores Cost Merchants Big Loss
Roswell merchants report a growing shoplifting problem as four percent New Mexico sales tax pushes up prices to cover theft losses. Store managers like Glen Freeman and Larry Hardiman say thefts are rising, cutting margins on cosmetics, meats, cigarettes and small sundries. Some blame higher living costs, others note repeat offenders and smarter thefts.
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Bork to Consult White House on Watergate Prosecutor
Acting Atty General Robert H. Bork said he will consult with the White House this week about appointing a special Watergate prosecutor and that no White House dictates will override his choice. He hinted the decision could face congressional judgment, as pressure grows for a court appointed prosecutor.
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