Time Says Nixon Past Point Of No Return
New York AP Time magazine declares Nixon has irredeemably lost moral authority and that the White House is pervaded by deceit. It urges a fresh start and resignation if impeachment looms, while noting Life magazine ceased publication and Nixon’s ability to govern is questioned.
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Ring mixup and cab fare complaints spark letters
A Williamsport mother reports a June class ring sent to Jostens returned with a green stone instead of blue and unresolved follow ups. Maryland rep Ken Crowell says the son ordered a green stone and any blue change costs 86, with repairs to be mailed after payment. Community cabs face nickel-rate increases to 75 cents for in town rides, with extra charges for circuitous routes and out of town trips. A Knoxville reader seeks help after Sports Life failed to deliver a New York Yankee tee shirt. the company went out of business, leading to a $4.60 loss after investigations and no indictment.
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Sports Life
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Harvester Workers End Strike in 11 States
Chicago AP report says International Harvester employees across 11 states returned to work after a five day strike. United Auto Workers members at about 40,500 plants ratified a three year contract covering production distribution and office staff. Ratification came with a large majority per UAW Chicago regional director Robert Johnson. A national UAW spokesman noted the ratification margin would likely be announced today. The deal follows a September agreement with Deere & Co of East Millinocket, another major farm and heavy machinery maker.
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Truce Plan For Nixon Proposed by Senator Gurney
Senator Edward J. Gurney proposes a domestic truce between President Nixon and critics at a Florida Home Builders Association event. His six point plan calls for an independent Watergate prosecutor, full Senate access to tapes, a trusted congressional review of Watergate, Ford’s immediate nomination, a pause on impeachment talk, and restrained media reporting.
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White Mouse
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Stock Prices Slide Sharply in Tumbling Market
New York stock markets slipped sharply as fears over oil shortages the Middle East and Watergate weighed on investor sentiment. The Dow Jones average of 20 industrials opened near 925 and fell about 9.83 points to 925.95, while the blue chip indicator suffered a steep weekly drop of around 42 points.
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Approval Of Nixon’s Performance Reaches A New Low
A Gallup poll taken Oct 19-22 shows 27 percent of Americans approve of President Nixon’s performance, a new low and the second lowest in history, with 133 percent claiming he should be impeached. The poll, conducted as Cox was fired, shows pre dismissal approval at 31 percent and post dismissal approval at 17 percent. Of 1,583 adults surveyed, 60 percent disapprove and 13 percent had no opinion. A separate question found 33 percent support impeachment and removal, 52 percent oppose, 15 percent undecided.
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Teenage Girl Describes Sex With Police Officers
Charlotte Tyler 19 of Paris Arkansas testifies of sexual involvement with Memphis police and officers in Arkansas and Missouri. Police polygraphs corroborate some claims while Hubbard cites about 20 officers possibly involved. Tyler states she sought no money and wished to join the police force. she was charged with solicitation after a medical exam noted gonorrhea.
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Computerized Crime Data Restrictions Urged by Commission
The National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards urges agencies to limit collection and distribution of criminal history data to protect privacy. It warns data can err and notes instant nationwide access risks, while calling for accurate statistics to aid crime fighting.
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