10 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1973
Page
1
Premier Golda Meir said she instructed Maj. Gen. Aharon Yariv to sign the American initiated cease-fire with Egypt before boarding a plane for a Socialist International meeting in London.
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrives in Peking for wide ranging talks with Premier Chou En Lai on Indochina the Middle East and broader ties. U N Cairo says Egypt and Israel to meet Sunday to sign the Middle East peace plan amid reporting of disagreements and possible Geneva talks.
Terre Haute hosts a 27 unit Veterans Day parade on Wabash Ave led by honorary marshal Thomas C. McMurtry a Vigo County native and NASA administrator. The event featured an 11 am memorial service, a flyover by Indiana Air National Guard jets, speeches by Congressman John Myers and local officials, and post parade open houses by veterans groups.
A strong cold snap brought record Nov temperatures with 18 degrees in Evansville and 15 in Terre Haute. Forecasters expect a warmup as a high pressure system moves out, with Sunday sunshine and highs in the 50s regionwide. Snows linger in some shaded areas, while Lafayette and Vigo County report early season accumulations.
National Weather Service summary notes fair and warmer Sunday with mild nights. Indiana expected lows mid to upper 50s, highs in the 60s or near 70s. Illinois mostly fair with warmth return and highs around 60s to 70s. Outlook calls for mild, rising temperatures Monday through Wednesday with highs in the upper 60s to 70s and lows mid 50s to 60s.
Indiana energy adviser Robert Morris told an Evansville audience that federal gasoline rationing could come by January 1 as part of the Nixon administration contingency plan. Rep. Michael McCormack criticized Washington’s response and urged a boost in energy research and fuel conservation measures.
Senate moves toward final action on emergency energy legislation as Henry M. Jackson seeks a Wednesday floor vote after a series of Nixon administration amendments. The plan aims to authorize energy-saving measures and fuel reserves, with real impact still months away.
President Nixon pledges absolute cooperation with prosecutors and the courts to clear doubts about his integrity. He meets GOP leaders and vows to provide new material, beyond the tapes, to the judge as court hearings on phantom tapes continue into a third week.
Kirghiz Tatars used golden eagles to help capture an telopes. The report notes the unconventional method as part of a local folklore or traditional hunting practice.
Pressure to reduce energy use continues after President Nixon urged measures. States trim speed limits to 50 mph and thermostats lowered as private business and government face fuel shortages. Transit systems and bus fleets report limited fuel, while officials warn rationing could begin next spring.
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