Nixon fires Cox sparks call for independent Watergate prosecutor
Washington UPI Nixon's firing of Archibald Cox triggered urgent calls for Congress to appoint a special independent prosecutor. Senate Judiciary Committee planned a Wednesday meeting as leaders, including Sen. Mansfield and Sen. Schweiker, urged guaranteeing independence in the investigation.
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UPI
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Archibald Cox
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Sen
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Chesterfield Smith
American Bar Association
James E. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Elliot L. Richardson
Mansfield
Eastland
Richardson
Richard S. Schweiker
Rpa
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Watergate Committee
United States
John C. Stennis
Justice Department
William Ruckelhaus
Robert H. Bork
House of Representatives
Nixon impeachment crisis reshapes Washington power game
President Nixon faces potential impeachment as Congress debates unprecedented step amid Watergate tapes standoff. Cox fired, Richardson resigns, Ruckelshaus dismissed, leaving Bork steering the probe while Ford’s vice presidential renomination hangs in the balance.
Court Day fuels crowded swap meet in Montgomery KY
In Montgomery, Kentucky, Court Day draws nearly 30 000 people to Hobbs Five and Dime area with outdoor tables selling antiques coins WW II memorabilia and 1934 calendars. Vendors barter over items from a 1914 $100 bill to a 1909 Victrola, as locals and outsiders mingle amid a festive chaotic market setting.
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MT. Sterling, KY
UPI
Hobbs
Montgomery Onty
W.R. Brooks
Montgomery
Impeachment Debates Rise Over Watergate Tapes
National papers split as Nixon seeks compromise on the Watergate tapes and officials resign. The New York Times argues impeachment is a constitutional remedy, while the Chicago Tribune warns against a divisive inquisition. Omaha and Atlanta papers call for truth through Congress or court review.
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United Press International
Nixon
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Times
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Omaha
World-Herald
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Supreme Court
Atlanta Constitution
Renowned jeweler Loloma to lecture at Scottsdale College
Internationally known craftsman Charles Loloma will present a nine hour demonstration and lecture at Scottsdale Community College as part of a four week native American art seminar. The two day event runs Friday 7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Room D-172 with a $1 fee. Loloma, famed for jewelry painting sculpture and pottery, will discuss his philosophy and techniques and answer questions. He has taught at several universities and had two one man shows in Paris. Remaining seminars feature Jose Rey Toledo on Nov 2-3 and Dennis Numkena on Nov 9-10.
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Charles Soloma
Scottsdale Community College
Loloma
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Institute of American Indian Art
Santa Fe
Alfred University
New York
Michigan State University
Paris
France
Lyndon
Johnson
Denmark
Philippines
Soloma
Scottsdale
Third Mega
Jose Rey Toledo
Colorado
Dennis Numkena
Phoenix
Wall Street Chatter Indicates Mixed Market Signals
UPI reports E F Hutton & Co notes pockets of stock strength from strong third quarter earnings while First National City Bank expects an August peak followed by a mild downturn into mid 1974 with unemployment rising and profits slipping. Monetary restraint could keep the decline mild.
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New York
UPI
E.F. Hutton & Co
First National City Bank
Margate woman uses dogfood breakfast diet
Atlantic City operator Joan Cover, 46, says a two week dogfood breakfast plan helped her shed about four pounds from 147. She prepared Gravy Train with margarine and cheese sauce served on toast and described the taste as like cream dried beef.
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Margate
N.J
UPI
Atlantic City
Joan Cover
Armco Shifts Coke Plant to Middletown Ohio
Armco Steel Corp plans to move its coke ovens from Houston to Middletown Ohio after city officials complained about pollution. Armco vice president George W. Hansen said the move will end Houston's pollution concerns linked to coke production.
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Houston
UPI
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Ohio
George W. Hansen
Armco
Vandals strike Sun King Club apartments in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police investigate vandalism at the Sun King Club complex injuring two units. Between 5 p.m. Thursday and 1 30 p.m. Friday walls were kicked in and furniture and appliances damaged in two apartments at 5900 E Thomas Rd. Estimated damage totaled 1000 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Sun King Club
E. Thomas Rd
Cox on collision course with Nixon says Fannin
UPI reports Senator Fannin of Arizona says Archibald Cox has been on a collision course with President Nixon since Cox became special Watergate prosecutor. Fannin condemns Cox as partisan and predicts the Nixon presidency may be ending amid the firing of Cox and Ruckelshaus and the resignation of Attorney General Richardson.
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Nixon
Fannin
Washington
UPI
Archibald Cox
Watergate
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Phoenix
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
AFL-CIO urges Nixon resignation amid Watergate crisis
In Miami Beach a1000 delegation of AFL-CIO delegates voted without dissent to demand President Nixon resign or face impeachment for defying court orders and firing Archibald Cox. The group also urged Senate to pause Ford’s VP appointment until Nixon’s charges are resolved.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Rep
Gerald Ford
George
Scottsdale appoints Billie Gentry to parks panel
Mayor Bud L. Tims announced councilwoman Billie Gentry will serve as liaison to the Parks and Recreation Commission. Gentry previously spent five years on the commission from 1965 to 1970 and chaired it in 1970.
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Scottsdale
Billie Gentry
Parks and Recreation Commission
Gentry
Bud L. Tims
Bent Larsen's rigid ethics endanger his chess career
In a critique of Bent Larsen's moralism, the piece links his abstention from big-money events and feud with Max Euwe to a stalled path for a Fischer title shot. It notes Larsen aged 38, changing appearance, and portrays his case as a cautionary tale about principles over competition.
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Dienmark
Bent Larsen
Leningrad
Bobby Fischer
Larsen
Holland
International Chess Federation
Max Euwe
Ias
Otto Preminger
Graham Greene
Aces on Bridge Triumph in Woodcrest Slam Drama
Joan Roberts and Ira Rubin teamed for a bold seven level slam in bridge. Roberts navigated East West interference, avoided a cover from East on the diamond ten, and clinched the contract with precise ruffing and trump play to secure the slam and smiles from Rubin.
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Joan Roberts
Woodstock
Roberts
Ira Rubin
Paramus
N.J
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