Instant crisis: anatomy of a nuclear nail-biter
Washington reports a sudden world wide alert of U S forces including nuclear units. Kissinger outlined limited details while Sen. Jackson relays a purported Soviet note that troops would go in despite U S non participation. The alert marked a blunt warning to the Soviet Union as tensions rose in the Middle East.
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Nixon to hold TV news conference on Watergate probe
President Nixon planned a 7 p.m. televised address in the White House East Room to outline his stance on Watergate investigations. Indications suggested he might agree to congressional leaders’ demand for a new special prosecutor to succeed Archibald Cox, fired last Saturday.
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Weather and political notes mix in tense period
Clear to cool conditions with lows in the upper 40s and low 30s, and a tomorrow high in the upper Ws. Rain chance near zero tonight rising to 20 percent tomorrow. President Nixon stays active amid Middle East tensions as Kissinger heads to the State Department with Haig at his side.
Mailer urges new political consciousness at Baldwin Wallace
Norman Mailer pauses after a speech at Baldwin Wallace College urging a new political consciousness as he argues the water is easier to swallow than the latest U S crises. Story on Page 17.
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UN troops rush to police shaky Middle East truce
The United States lifted an alert for some forces as UN peacekeepers began arriving in Egypt. Israel accused Egyptian forces of a new armored attack, while a tanker strike in the Gulf of Suez caused injuries. Brezhnev announced observers to monitor the cease-fire, with large-scale mobilization possible if needed.
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Cage Preview: Area High School Basketball Opens
The sports section today previews area high school basketball practice starting this week. It recaps last season for three city programs and outlines upcoming aims for the CT backed teams. The piece notes expectations for local athletes and coaches as training begins.
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Public opinion split on sending U S troops to the Mideast
A CT area mini poll finds seven of twelve residents against deploying U S troops to the Middle East amid warnings of Russian forces near a fragile Arab Israeli cease fire. Respondents cite war weariness, UN roles, and caution about further U S losses.
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Lorain Workers Await Local Pact as Ford Deal Nears
UAW Ford talks in Lorain extend into the night with Local 425 over health and safety terms as 7400 Lorain plant workers stay on the job. A national three year package secures retirement after 25 years for 9000 foundry workers, while Chrysler patterns loom in broader negotiations.
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