15 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1973
Page
1
A morning storm near Terre Haute damaged roofs and power lines in Springwood and Rosehill, injuring one resident. High winds lashed Vigo County, toppling trees, downing lines, and blocking roads from 7:30 to about 8 a.m. with gusts reaching 30 mph.
Red Cross flights carried wounded prisoners of war to Cairo and Tel Aviv as Israel and Egypt began exchanging POWs. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan greeted returnees, praising talks over tank fire while crowds welcomed them in Tel Aviv and Cairo.
The report combines local forecast data for Terre Haute and surrounding areas with extended outlooks for Indiana and Illinois noting cooler conditions, cloudiness, and wind. It also covers brief notes on a prisoner exchange deal between Israel and Egypt and related regional military updates, including numbers of prisoners and ongoing negotiations.
Indications Nixon will be more cooperative with new Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski surfaced after a court session and a meeting with 14 Republican senators. Jaworski sought access to White House tapes and files tied to the Krogh case as Krogh seeks evidence for his defense.
Washington AP report outlines testimony by senior executives from American Airlines Goodyear Gulf Oil and Ashland about corporate donations to Nixon's 1972 campaign totaling 95 000 100 000 and 40 000 respectively. Officials claim cash gifts were meant to influence access while lawmakers seek December 7 conclusions.
A three alarm fire on the citys northside late Wednesday night injured five people and caused 250000 in damage to an apartment building at 915 N 15th St. The structure owned by John Cunningham was fully destroyed with the lower part leased to W A Fread Decorating Co. Injured were resident Cynthia Furrer 19 admitted to Union Hospital after jumping from a second story window her 16 month old child treated and released from Union Hospital with burns Michael McFroy 20 at 1544 6th Ave hospitalized for burns Kate Jackson 21 of 1622 N 4th St released with burned hands and James Sullivan 20 of 1506 2nd Ave treated for lacerations from falling glass Fire department provided the damage estimate. The report notes Terre Haute Fire Department.
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