Cox hearing delayed after Capitol officer's death in room
The Archibald Cox hearing was postponed hours after Capitol Police Sgt. A. W. Husted collapsed and died in the committee room. Cox arrived, met with Judiciary Chair James Eastland, and the session was delayed as the nation debated who should replace Cox and gain access to White House tapes.
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Goodnight Trail plan moves forward in Roswell area
New Mexico State Parks approval seeds study for Goodnight Trail along the Pecos River in Roswell. ITA president Bob Sturtz says surveys in Roswell schools will gauge bicycle interest and support for potential trailways and safer lanes downtown, with aims to boost recreation and environment.
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Nixon aide urges break up of TV networks dominance
White House aide Patrick Buchanan criticized broadcast networks for news dominance and called for legislation to increase competition. He compared Nixon news conference tensions to a bullring mood and disputed a Newsweek report on possible capital gains tax steps.
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Tijuana
Newsweek Magazine
Supplies rushed to troops amid Sinai cease fire tensions
Israel said air and ground forces shot down three Egyptian helicopters near the Sinai coast as U N relief convoys continued. Egyptian trucks with U N drivers ferried food water and medical supplies to the Egyptian 3rd Army trapped on the east bank of the Suez Canal amid Red Cross access disputes.
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Red Cross
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Ismailia
Tel Aviv Returns to Normal After War and Cease-Fires
In Tel Aviv, life returns with reduced crime and revived tourism as 36 autos were stolen over the weekend, a third of usual, while pilgrims visit Jerusalem Nazareth and Bethlehem. Egg shortages ease, blackout curtains come down, and locals note a calmer, familiar pace amid ongoing Watergate coverage and political debate.
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Woman held in slaying of father in Roswell
A 20 year old Roswell woman Janet Lynn Clements is jailed on murder charges after her father Ollie Homer Clements 46 was shot and killed in the parking lot of Raymonds Lounge and Motel Six in Roswell New Mexico. Police say a small caliber pistol fired the fatal chest wound. Clements was arrested shortly after 11 PM Saturday and held without bond awaiting magistrate arraignment.
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Swinney
New Mexico Oil Commission Orders Shutdown of Grace Gas Well
The Oil Conservation Commission issues a final order to shut down Michael P. Grace's overproducing gas well near Carlsbad after a hearing where Grace warned that a full shutdown would harm the well. In Washington, the Pentagon reports a carrier task force will move to the Indian Ocean amid Soviet naval buildup.
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