U.S. alert billed as precaution in Middle East crisis
Thousands of elite U S troops and air force units were placed on general alert after the Soviet noted a possible unilateral deployment to police ceasefire lines in the Middle East. Nixon and Kissinger briefed lawmakers as the Pentagon stressed prudence amid mounting tensions.
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Ohio Area Units Not Alerted By Morning Check
A Chronicle Telegram survey found no Northern Ohio military reserve units officially alerted by mid morning. Col Daniel Arnold said information came from radio reports. The 316th Medical Evacuation Unit at Cleveland Hopkins Airport had not been alerted by 10 30 a.m. Known active units include B52s at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and KC 130 refueling planes with F 111s F 100s and the 121st Tactical Fighter Group at Lockbourne.
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Truce seen taking hold amid sporadic fighting on Suez
Israel and Egypt clash cautiously along the Suez Canal as a Soviet backed cease fire begins to take hold. Dayan offered to resign after cabinet criticism but Meir expressed full confidence. UN observers plant truce flags while Egypt asks the U N to deploy Soviet and U S troops. Kissinger warns Moscow of US limits.
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Retired FBI official defends C T files policy shift
Retired FBI official William S Felt says the FBI policy of compiling files on Congressmen created headaches for the bureau. Felt, former associate director, spoke at Oberlin College noting the practice ended after The Chronicle Telegram revealed the files. He described the move as prudent management though noting no targeted investigations.
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Palevsky unit files for bankruptcy in Cleveland action
An Elyria unit of Palevsky Industries joins a voluntary bankruptcy and reorganization case under Title XI with $19 million in guaranteed loans. The action includes Building Systems Inc. and six BSI subsidiaries. first creditors meeting set for Nov 3 in Cleveland Court Room 430.
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Clocks Turn Back Sunday As Ohio Reverts to Standard Time
The article notes clocks return to standard time at 2 a.m. Sunday with Ohio and others adjusting one hour back. Standard time lasts until the last Sunday in April when daylight saving resumes. The Uniform Time Act of 1967 governs state observance. only Hawaii Michigan and part of Indiana are exempt.
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Weather outlook cools with showers possible
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the upper 40s and low. Clearing and cooler tomorrow with a high in the mid to upper 60s. Twenty percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Winds from the west 10 to 13 mph tonight. Sunset at 5 04 p.m. Details on Page D 10.
Nixon postpones TV news conference amid Middle East crisis
President Nixon delayed a 9 p.m. television radio news conference to tomorrow as he concentrates on Middle East developments. Deputy press secretary Gerald Warren said no definite time was set for tomorrow. Expect questions on a new special prosecutor after Archibald Cox’s ouster and Watergate matters. Strong bipartisan support grows in Congress for an independent prosecutor. The shift comes as Nixon focuses on a ceasefire and Middle East diplomacy.
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