JANUARY
All U.S. Bombing Believed Halted For The Holiday
Major Revision of State’s Courts Urged
Congress Critics Of War Threaten To Fight Funding
Governor Asks Life Term For Hard-Drugs Pushers And For Violent Addicts
Senate Democrats, 36-12, Back Action to End War
Nixon Increases Scope Of Duties For 3 In Cabinet
Scientists Feel Life Is Possible On Saturn Moon
10 Dead in New Orleans Sniper Attack; Police in a Copter Kill Gunman at Hotel
New Orleans Police Hunt In Vain for Second Sniper
U.S. Letting Pilots Pursue Foe North of 20th Parallel
Watergate Trial Hears Hunt Offer To Plead Guilty
Hunt Admits All 6 Charges As Judge Bars Partial Plea
G.E. and Soviet Sign Pact For Technology Exchange
Kissinger Ends ‘Useful’ Sessions With Tho And Returns To Report; Says Nixon Will Decide Next Step
Pressures to Plead Guilty Alleged in Watergate Case
4 More Admit Guilt As Spies In Watergate
Stock Exchanges Ordered To Admit Institution Firms
F.D.A. Proposes Sweeping Change In Food Labeling
U.S. And North Vietnam Announce Negotiators Will Meet Tuesday To Complete Text Of Peace Pact
U.S. Output Rose in 1972 As Inflation Rate Slowed
Nixon Inaugurated For His Second Term; Sees World On Threshold Of A Peace Era
9 Hostages Escape and 4 Gunmen Surrender To End 47-Hour Siege of Brooklyn Sports Store
Lyndon Johnson, 36th President, Is Dead; Was Architect Of ‘Great Society’ Program. – High Court Rules Abortions Legal the First 3 Months
Vietnam Accord Is Reached; Cease-Fire Begins Saturday; P.O.W.’s To Be Freed In 60 Days
U.S. Expects Truce In Laos And Cambodia; P.O.W. Airlift From Hanoi To Start Soon; Kissinger And Tho Give Details Of Accord
Cambodia Expected To Announce A 72-Hour Cease-Fire To Test Foe; Laos Hears Hanoi Vows Pullout
Nixon, In Budget Message, To Ask Congress To Hold Spending To $268.7-Billion
Vietnam Peace Pacts Signed; America’s Longest War Halts
Cease-Fire Generally Working; U.S. Bombs Supply Lines In Laos; Hanoi Lists 555 War Prisoners
Saigon And The Vietcong Charge Fighting Goes On; U.S. Aides Term It ‘Light’
Liddy and McCord Are Guilty Of Spying on the Democrats
FEBRUARY
Kissinger To Visit Hanoi And Thieu To Meet Nixon About Postwar Projects
State Asks Proof of Need Before Welfare Is Given
Watergate Judge Wants U.S. to Revive Its Inquiry
Kissinger To Visit Peking For 5 Days After Hanoi Trip
4 Banks Asked to Justify Increases in Loan Rates
U.S. Gets Soviet Loan Of 41 Major Paintings
25,000 Welfare Families In Projects Get Rent Cuts
Penn Central Is Struck Over Move To Cut Crews; 103,000 Commuters Are Hit
Congress Halts Railroad Strike, Barring A Walkout For 90 Days; Commuter Trains Resume Today
U.S. Court Blocks Permits To Build Alaskan Pipeline
43 Workers Buried in Huge Gas Tank In Explosion and Fire on Staten Island
First War Prisoners Released To U.S. In Ceremonies At Hanoi; Dispute Delays Group In South
U.S. Orders Dollar Devalued 10 Per Cent; Japanese Yen Will Be Allowed To Float; Nixon To Submit Trade Plan To Congress
Nixon Promises Further Action To Gain ‘Fairer Shake’ In Trade; Scores Others’ Discrimination
U.S. And Hanoi Will Set Up A Commission To Channel Help For North Vietnam
President Calls For Phasing Out Of Farm Subsidy
Judge Bids H.E.W. Force 17 States To Desegregate
U.S. Killer Reported Hired In a Plot Against Marcos
How the Metropolitan Acquired ‘The Finest Greek Vase There Is’
Kerner Guilty on Charges Based on Racetrack Bribe
Pact To End War In Laos, Including Political Plan, Is Signed By The 2 Sides
Israelis Down A Libyan Airliner In The Sinai, Killing At Least 74; Say It Ignored Warnings To Land
U.S. And China Will Soon Set Up Office In Capitals For Liaison; Peking To Free Two Americans
B-52’s Bomb Laos Less Than A Day After The Truce
Israel Erred in Judgment On Libyan Jet, Dayan Says
U.S. Has Cautious Hope Of Finding More P.O.W.’s
Hanoi Aide Asserts P.O.W. Release Will Be Suspended Because U.S. And Saigon Fail To Honor Truce
U.S. Says Hanoi Violates Accord By Delaying Prisoners’ Release; Bids Rogers Demands Explanation
MARCH
Reluctant F.B.I. Gave Aide Of Nixon Watergate Files
Conferees In Paris Initial Pact Backing Cease-Fire; P.O.W. Release Tomorrow
Arab Gunmen Kill 2 U.S. Envoys And Shoot Belgian In Khartoum; Nixon Scores World ‘Terrorism’
Arab Terrorists Give Up In Sudan; Free 2 Hostages
Left Shows Gain In French Vote; Gaullists Down
Legislator’s Brother Killed As 2 Fellow Policemen Err
Oil And Gasoline Prices Put Under Control Again; Farm Curbs Also Weighed
Lindsay Asserts He Will Not Run For A 3d Term, But Bars Comment On The Governorship And Senate
White House Is Concerned At F.B.I. Release of Data
China to Free Downey of the C.I.A. Monday
President Asks Law To Restore Death Penalty
Gaullist Group Retains Power For Five Years
Nixon Says Aides Will Not Testify Before Congress
Big Meat Packer Accused Of Bribes
Nixon Plans Sales From Stockpiles To Reduce Prices
Nixon Suggest High Court Ruling On Refusing Data
U.S. And 13 Other Adopt Measures On Dollar Crisis
Plan To Replace Oil Import Quota Gains In Capital
Nixon Seeking to Abolish Insanity Defense in Crime
6 High Nixon Aides Linked To Accord By U.S. With I.T.T.
Wagner Reported In Race: Governor Induces Chiefs Of G.O.P. In City To Accede
U.S. in U.N. Council Vetoes Panama Canal Resolution
Gray Testifies That Dean ‘Probably’ Lied to F.B.I.
Watergate Spy Says Defendants Were Under ‘Political Pressure’ To Admit Guilt And Keep Silent
210 Held In South Refuse To Return To North Vietnam
Wagner Bars A Republican Offer Blaming Party’s County Leaders; Democratic, Other Options Open
Ex-Mine Union Aide Guilty In Murder of 3 Yablonskis
President Vetoes $2.6-Billion Bill For Handicapped
C.I.A. Aide Says He Gave Anti-Allende Plan to I.T.T.
McCord Testifies His Fellow Plotters Linked High Nixon Aides to Watergate
Aide Terms Nixon Willing To Assist Bugging Inquiries
APRIL
Communists Find Truce ‘Sabotaged’ By U.S. And Saigon
Boycott of Meat Begins With Leaders Optimistic
Meat Sales Drop 80% in Places as the Boycott Begins
Senate Sustains Nixon Fund Veto By A Margin Of 4
Pentagon Doubts Cambodia’s Army is Nearing Defeat
Wholesale Rise in Prices Of 2.2% Biggest Since ’51
Boycotters Holding Firm, But So Are Meat Prices
Colson Reported Passing A Lie Test on Watergate
Picasso Is Dead in France at 91
Raid By Israelis At Beirut Kills 2 Fatah Leaders
Nixon Asks Power To Cut, Raise Or Cancel Tariffs And To Set Import Curbs
Counselor to Nixon Terms Watergate a Blow to Party
Mackell Indicted in a Fraud Case With Son-In-Law And Former Aide; Hindering Prosecution Charged
Fire Near Beirut Hits Oil Facility Of U.S. Company
U.S. Thinks Communists Moved Crashed Copters
Mastery Over World Oil Supply Shifts to Producing Countries
U.S. Bombs Town in Laos, Charging a Truce Breach By The North Vietnamese
Nixon Reports ‘Major’ Findings In Watergate Inquiry He Made; New Indictments Are Expected
Kleindienst Said To Withdraw From Inquiry Into Watergate; Associates’ Involvement Seen
Mitchell Now Says He Heard Bugging Plot At Three Meetings in 1972, But Rejected It
Mitchell On Stand For 3 Hours; Says He ‘Would Like To Know’ Who Kept Pressing For Spying
Agnew Urged by Advisers To Repudiate Watergate
Liddy Said To Defy White House Plea To Talk To Jurors
U.S. Seeks ‘New Atlantic Charter’ To Resolve Strains With Europe; Urges ‘Principal’ Role For Japan
Data From Taps Reportedly Sent To White House
Kissinger Will Meet Tho In Parris To Discuss Ways To Make Truce Effective
Gray Says He Destroyed Files From Hunt Given Him When He Met Ehrlichman, Dean
Gray Quits The F.B.I., Ruckelshaus Named; A Justice Dept. Memo Says Liddy And Hunt Raided Office Of Ellsberg’s Psychiatrist
U.S. Said to Bar Bugging On Teamsters-Mafia Link
Pentagon Spends Millions To Save Ailing Companies
MAY
Nixon Accepts Onus For Watergate, But Says He Didn’t Know About Plot; Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Dean Resign; Richardson Put in Kleindienst Post
Watergate Investigators Link Cover-Up To High White House Aides And Mitchell; Ehrlichman Ordered ’71 Ellsberg Inquiry
Investigators Term G.O.P. Spying A Widespread Attempt To Insure Weak Democratic Nominee in 1972
Lebanese Jets And Tanks Attack Palestinian Units After a Cease-Fire Fails
Haig Assuming Haldeman Duties; Hunt Links White House And C.I.A. To Burglary In Ellsberg Inquiry
C.I.A. Officials Summoned To Explain Agency’s Role In Ellsberg Break-In Plot
Marine Corps Head Linked To C.I.A.’s Authorization For Ellsberg Burglary
Nixon Is Said To Have Resisted Disclosures In Ellsberg Case; Issues New Watergate Denial
Senators Ready To Grant Dean Immunity At Inquiry That Will Begin On May 17
Indictment Of Mitchell, Stans And Vesco Is Expected Today In Political-Gift Case. Watergate Investigators See No Dean Evidence On Nixon.
Connally Is Nixon Aide In Major Shake-Up; Schlesinger To Head Defense, Colby C.I.A.; Mitchell And Stans Indicted For Perjury
Pentagon Papers Charges Are Dismissed; Judge Byrne Frees Ellsberg And Russo, Assails ‘Improper Government Conduct’
7 of 12 on Ellsberg’s Jury Leaned Toward Acquittal
Space Station to Go Aloft Today; Astronauts to Join It Tomorrow
Ruckelshaus Says F.B.I. Tap File, Including The Data On Ellsberg, Was Found In Ehrlichman Safe
Aides Say Report To Nixon Absolving His Staff Came From Ehrlichman Orally
Cook Quits S.E.C. Over Vesco Case; Kissinger Said To Have Asked F.B.I. To Wiretap A Number Of His Aides
Launching of Skylab Crew Put Off Until Next Friday
M’Cord Testifies Ex-White House Aide Offered Clemency In Name Of Nixon; Denial Issued By President’s Office. President Won’t Quit, Ziegler Says When Asked
Nixon Demands Hanoi Tell Fate of Missing Americans
White House Unit Reportedly Spied On Radicals In ’70
C.I.A. Memo Said To Quote Haldeman On Nixon ‘Wish’ To Halt F.B.I. Fund Study
Nixon Concedes Wide White House Effort To Conceal Some Aspects Of Watergate; Cites His Concern Over National Security. Caulfield Says Dean Ordered Clemency Offer to McCord
M’Cord Hears His Former Lawyer Dispute Testimony And Also Imply He Sought To ‘Get’ The President
Magruder Agrees To Admit Guilt And Be Witness For Prosecution; Nixon Assails Thefts Of Secrets
Three Astronauts Reach Skylab, But Fail To Deploy Power Wing; They Redock After Difficulties
Astronauts Board Space Station And Partly Deploy Solar Shield; Skylab Cabin Found Clear Of Gas
Report Brands Watergate A Low in Election Tactics
Levitt Says City Overpaid $6.3-Million on Textbooks
Hoffa Prosecutor Named To Aid Cox on Watergate
Break-In by F.B.I. Alleged Before 1969 Inauguration
JUNE
Senators Vote, 63 To 19, To Shut Off All Funds For Bombing Cambodia
Monarchy Ended As Greek Regime Sets Up Republic
4 Senior Officers Resign In Greece; King Won’t Yield
C.I.A. Memos Show Political Fears Over Watergate
Beame First In Democratic Vote But Must Face Badillo In Runoff; Hogan Wins, O’Dwyer Tops Garelik
Ehrlichman Asserts He Was Told Mitchell Chose 3 Places To Bug; Ervin May Subpoena Nixon Logs
Documents Show Nixon Approved Partly ‘Illegal’ ’70 Security Plan.
Astronauts Free Skylab’s Power Wing
Officials of 4 States Doubt Gasoline Shortage Is Real
Weicker Reports Haldeman Link To Missing Files
Weicker Charges F.B.I. Used A Part Of 1970 Spy Plan
Record 95 degree Heat Forces 8% Cut in City’s Power
Stans Denies Any Watergate Role After Senators Insist He Testify; Dean Is Silent Before Grand Jury
Nixon Freezes Prices For Up To 60 Days, Then Will Establish Phase 4 Controls; Farm Prices, Wages, Rents Unaffected
Magruder Ties Mitchell, Dean To Watergate Bugging Scheme And Haldeman To The Cover-Up
U.S. Accepts Traffic Plan To Cut Air Pollution Here
Brezhnev Arrives For A 9-Day Visit
Minisubmarine, 4 Aboard, Is Trapped 360 Feet Down
Submarine Lifted, 2 Trapped Inside 30 Hours Rescued
Police to Use TV to Scan Times Sq. Area for Crime
13 Die In Gunfire As Peron Returns
Supreme Court Tightens Rule Covering Obscenity, Gives States New Power
U.S., Soviet Sign Pact To Reduce Possibility Of Nuclear Conflict With Each Other Or A 3d Nation
U.S., Soviet Sign Pact To Step Up Airline Service
Nixon, Brezhnev End Summit, Declare Week’s Talks Moved World Nearer A Stable Peace
Dean Tells Inquiry That Nixon Took Part In Watergate Cover-Up For Eight Months; He Also Names Haldeman And Ehrlichman
Bearme Defeats Badillo Easily in Runoff, Willing All Boroughs Except Manhattan. Dean Says Nixon Misled Nation With Watergate Denials; White House Reaffirms Disavowal Made by President
White House Charges Dean Led Cover-Up; Mitchell’s Ex-Aide LaRue Pleads Guilty; Administration ‘Political Enemies’ Listed. Nixon Vetoes Bombing Ban and Senate Passes New One.
Ervin Indirectly Asks President To Testify On Role Under Oath; Weicher Accuses Nixon Backers
Nixon Agrees To Stop Bombing By U.S. In Cambodia By Aug. 15, With New Raids Up To Congress
JULY
Rare Eclipse Sweeps Across Width of Africa
Israeli Attache Shot Dead At Home Near Washington
Nixon Plans To Speak Out On Watergate After End Of The Current Hearings
7 Former P.O.W.’s Freed Of Charges Of Aiding Enemy
Chase Agrees to Be Agent For Bank of China in U.S.
Reform Schools Limited By Court To Delinquents
Airline Discloses Illegal Donation To ’72 Nixon Drive
F.T.C. Study Links Shortage Of ‘Gas’ To Profit Motives
112 In Peace Corps Seized By Uganda At Amin’s Order
112 in Peace Corps Freed By Amin, Flown to Zaire
Mitchell Says He Concealed Watergate From Nixon To Prevent Election Damage; Charges Magruder Lied, Disputes Dean
Mitchell Testifies Ehrlichman And Haldeman Aided Cover-Up; He Defends Nixon’s ‘Good Name’
Nixon Consents To A Meeting With Ervin On Plean To Avert Constitutional Crisis but Won’t Testify Or Release Documents
Campora, Resigning, Promises Rule By Peron ‘Within a Few More Days’
Nixon and Ervin Will Quote Each Other As Precedents on Constitutional Law
New Head of I.R.S. Calls Public Trust Agency’s Top Goal
Nixon Wired His Phone, Offices To Record All Conversations; Senators Will Seek The Tapes
Nixon Orders Secret Service Not To Testify About Taping; Panel Asks Relevant Records
Food Price Freeze Ends, Except For Beef; Nixon Expects Increases In Rest Of Year; Pay Rules Unchanged In Complex Phase 4. Laird and Wheeler Deny Knowing of False Bomb Report
Kissinger Denies White House Role In False Data Raid
Pentagon Admits It Gave Senate False Raid Report
Hijackers Continue to Hold Japan Jet With 145 Inside
Hijacked Jet Refueled, but Held Second Day
President Refuses To Release Tapes; Senate Unite And Cox Serve Subpoenas; White House Expected To Ignore Them. Stolen Jet Reported Blown Up, 141 Safe
Ehrlichman Delies Illegality; Says Dean Misled White House; He Defends Ellsberg Break-In
Ehrlichman Denies Cover-Up Role; Says Nixon Barred Clemency Idea; Disputes Dean, Mitchell And Gray
Nixon Contests Subpoenas, Keeps Tapes; Hearing Set Aug. 7 On Historic Challenge
Beef Shortages Expected As Packing Plants Close
3 Astronauts Link Craft With The Skylab Station And Start 59-Day Mission
Accord Reached On Settlement In Laos Conflict
Haldeman Says He And Nixon Had No Watergate Knowledge; Heard Tapes Played Recently
AUGUST
Haldeman Challenged By Panel On Version Of Contents Of Tapes; Nixon Alone To Decide On Access
I.B.M. Faces Fines Of $150,000 A Day In Contempt Case
Skylab Troubles Set Off Planning For Space Rescue
Nixon Sees Peril in Bombing Halt; Warns Congress
Consumer Anger Is Rising Over Soaring Meat Prices
Blackmun Decries ‘Pall’ of Watergate; Talmadge Sees No Impeachment Basis
Agnew is Under U.S. Investigation In ‘Possible’ Criminal Violations; Innocent Of Wrongdoing, He Says
A U.S. Plane Hits Cambodia Village In 2d Bomb Error
Agnew Says ‘Damned Lies’ to Report Of Kickbacks; Doubts He’ll Be Indicted
Laird Approved False Reporting Of Secret Raids
Texas Police Find Four More Bodies; The Total Is Now 23
Secret 1969 Foray Into Laos Reported
Public Found Disillusioned By the Watergate Scandal
Canada Imposes Controls On Beef and Pork Exports
Bombing Of Cambodia Stopped, Marking The Official U.S. End Of Combat In Southeast Asia
Nixon Asks Watergate Be Left To Courts And Nation ‘Get On With Urgent Business’; Denies Any Part In Break-In Or Cover-Up
Secret Service Says Aide Gave Out McGovern Data
Nixon’s Lawyers Insist He Can End A Criminal Case
Writer Declares She Was G.O.P. Spy In M’Govern Camp
McGovern Warns Taps Could Spur Impeachment
A Possible Plot to Kill Nixon Is Reported
Secret Service Calls Plot Against Nixon ‘Serious’
Nixon Pledges A Strong Term; Assails His Watergate Critics; Defends Agnew, Decries Leaks
Burglaries Laid To Agents Of F.B.I. In 30-Year Period
12 Law Officers Indicted For Mistaken Drug Raids
F.B.I. Warns Staff On Leaking Data
Uneven Gains Deepen Pressures on Blacks
Mail Bomb Hits British Embassy In Washington
1,000 Trapped in an IRT Tunnel Accident
Judge Sirica Orders Nixon To Yield Tapes To Him For A Decision On Grand Jury Use; President Declares He ‘Will Not Comply’
Lawyers For Nixon Will Request U.S. Appeals Court To Overturn Sirica Order To Surrender Tapes
SEPTEMBER
Nixon Flies Back From The Coast For Agnew Talk
Meany Is Critical of Nixon On Economy and Election
Economists See A ‘Soft Landing’ When Boom Ends
Middle-Income College Student Finds It Difficult to Get U.S. Aid
Hot Spell Worst Since ’66; Air Mass Smothering East
Nixon, In Challenge To Congress Will Resubmit ‘Bipartisan’ Plans; He Will Veto Minimum-Wage Bill
Commandos Leave Embassy in Paris
Auto Price Rises Trimmed By Cost Of Living Council; Ceiling For Beef Removed
Agnew Says G.O.P. Has Weathered Watergate Case
U.S. Science Body Cautions Soviet On Sakharov Case
Kissinger’s Role In Wiretaps Told To Senate Panel
Allende Out, Reported Suicide; Marxist Regime In Chile Falls In Armed Forces’ Violent Coup
Allende Backers Warned By Junta Not To Bear Arms
Israeli And Syrian Planes In Major Fight Off Coast; Tel Aviv Claiming 13 MIG’s
Richardson Said To Have Decided To Let Allegations About Agnew Be Heard By Federal Grand Jury
Senate Liberals Will Oppose Aid To Saigon Police
NASA Testing Hydrogen In Gasoline to Cut Fumes
I.B.M. Is Found Guilty in Antitrust Suit And Told to Pay Telex $352.5-Million
Some Nixon Aides Hint That Agnew Ought To Resign
Nixon’s Lawyers Seem To Rule Out Accord On Tapes
Nixon Aides And Cox Fail To Get Accord On Tapes; Test In High Court Seen
Dock Union Head in Jersey Missing
Agnew Setting Up Fund For Defense If He Is Indicted
20-Nation Group Puts Off change in Money System
Kissinger, At U.N., Sais Aim Is Peace, Not Uneasy Truce
Agnew Asks House For Full Inquiry To Vindicate Him, Cites Constitution; Jury To Get U.S. Evidence Tomorrow
Albert Bars House Inquiry On Agnew Now Because Of ‘Matters Before The Courts’
U.S. Signs Pact For Iranian Gas
I.T.T. Office Here Damaged By Bomb
Bicycles Head U.S. List Of Hazardous Products
OCTOBER
Public Colleges Urged To Double Tuition Charges
Mrs. Meir to Go to Vienna For Talks on Soviet Jews
$6.5-Million Grant Will Help Columbia Build Biology Center
Nixon Appeals to Kreisky To Review Action on Jews
Westchester Judge Jails 22 Teachers in Walkout
Justice Dept. Says Agnew Can, Legally, Be Indicted, With House Acting Later
Arabs And Israelis Battle On Two Fronts; Egyptians Bridge Suez; Air Duels Intense
Israelis Strike Back In Force, Report 9 Of Suez Bridges Cut; Arabs Claim Sinai-Golan Gains
Israel Reports 2-Front Drive Back To Old Cease-Fire Lines; Egyptians Claim Gain In Sinai
Israel Reports Suez Setback, Golan Gain; Egypt Builds Up Troops; Damascus Raided
Agnew Quits Vice Presidency And Admits Tax Evasion In ’67; Nixon Consults On Successor
Nixon Decision Due Soon On Successor To Agnew; Scores Of Names Listed
Gerald Ford Named By Nixon As the Successor To Agnew. Appeals Court Agrees President Should Give Up Tapes.
Jordan Moves Force Into Syria; Israel Claims Smashing Of Iraquis; Thrust Toward Damascus Halts
Egyptian Forces Launch Major Offensive In Sinai; Big Tank Losses Reported
U.S. Resupplying Israel’s Arms To Offset Airlift From Soviet; Moscow Offers Arabs Full Aid
Sadat Asks Truce At Pre-’67 Lines’ Mrs. Meir Insists Foe Be Beaten; Israeli Unit Strikes Across Suez
Soviet Seeks A Cairo Peace Move; Major Tank Battles Rage In Sinai; Arabs Cut Oil Exports 5% A Month
Israeli Tanks Battle To Widen Wedge On Egypt’s Side Of Suz; Kosygin Meets Sadat In Cairo
Nixon To Keep Tapes Despite Ruling; Will Give Own Summary; Cox Defiant. Israel Reports 10,000 Men and 200 Tanks Across Suez
Nixon Discharges Cox For Defiance; Abolishes Watergate Task Force; Richardson And Ruckelshaus Out. Kissinger Meets Brezhnev on Mideast Cease-Fire Plan
U.N. Asks A Mideast Cease-Fire In Place; Israel Says She Will Accept If Arabs Do. Congress Leader See Need to Consider Impeachment
Egypt And Israel Begin Truce At U.N. Call; Syria Considers Terms But Keeps Fighting
Nixon Agrees To Give Tapes To Sirica In Compliance With Orders Of Court. Egypt and Israel Accept New Cease-Fire Call; U.N. Agrees to Send Observers to Suez Front
Senate Republican Leaders Ask Nixon To Name New Prosecutor; Impeachment Inquiry Is Widened
U.S. Forces Put On Worldwide Alert Lest Soviet Send Troops To Mideast; Crisis Eased As U.N. Sets Up A Patrol
President Will Let bork Name A New Prosecutor; Vows Full Cooperation
U.S. Explanation of Alert Called ‘Absurd’ by Soviet
Children’s Justice Called a Failure By Judicial Panel
The White House Now Urges Delay On Russian Trade
Watergate Role Of C.I.A. Scored
NOVEMBER
White House Says That Tapes Were Not Made Of 2 Of Talks It Pledged To Let Sirica Hear
President’s Aides Reportedly Took Tapes From Safe
Aide Says Nixon Knew On Sept. 29 Of Lack Of Tapes
Schultz Wants Controls Replaced By Agency to Monitor Inflation
Brooke Appeals To Nixon To Resign For Nation’s Sake
Firemen Set Strike Today Despite Warning by Court
Beamer Is Elected; Bond Issue Seems Dead; Byrne Wins In Jersey Democratic Sweep
President Asks Congress For Energy-Crisis Action; Insists He’ll Stay On Job
Israel And Egypt Accept Plan That Could Speed Peace Talks; Prisoner Exchange Included
6 Get Watergate Terms; Hunt Given 2 1/2 to 8 Years
Penalty For I.B.M. Is Cut $93-Million
2 U.S. Officials Foresee Gasoline Rationing Soon
Kissinger Sas U.S. Weighs Pact To Defend Israel
Justice Rinaldi Is Indicted On Lying and Obstruction
Prisoner Exchange Begun As Israel And Egypt End A Deadlock On Procedure
Realty Men Hail Nixon As He Vows To Remain On Job
Skylab 3 Crew Docks With Lab in Orbit As Astronauts Begin 84-Day Mission
Greece Returns To Martial Law To Halt Fighting
Medicare Held ‘Gold Mine’ For Doctors in Manhattan
Greece Court-Martials 4 And Holds More Students
An Implied Soviet Threat Spurred U.S. Forces’ Alert
U.S. Says Oil Cut Will Not Alter Mideast Policy
Kennedy Family Pays Tribute to Murdered Brothers
Top Cairo Editor Urges Nuclear Arms for Arabs
U.S. Agencies Plan Moves To Cut Retail Drug Costs
Nixon Seeks 15% Cut in Gasoline Output And Reduced Deliveries of Heating Oil
Miss Woods Says She Caused ‘Gap’ In Tape By Error
Court Hears Tape With ‘Buzzing’ Gap
Nixon’s Aide Says Additional Tapes Have Blank Spots
Egyptian-Israeli Parley Breaks Down In Discord; Two Sides Exchange Fire
DECEMBER
3 Big Oil Companies Raise Prices of Gasoline Today
Ben-Gurion Is Dead at 87; Founding Father of Israel
Egypt Hint’s She’ll Boycott Talks if Israel Won’t Yield
Pioneer 10 Passes Jupiter, Will Leave Solar System
U.S. Attorney in Brooklyn Apparently Leaps to Death
Haig Says Gap in Tape Disturbed Nixon
Ford Sworn As Vice President After House Approves, 387-35; He Vows Equal Justice For All
Ford Says Nixon Told Him He Won’t Quit Presidency
Nixon Reveals Financial File, Asks Congress Panel To Decide If He Owes $267,000 More In Tax
Gas-Station Protest Closings Weighed; Lower Estimate of U.S. Shortage Given
Sewage Sludge Nears L.I. Beach
Rockefeller Is Resigning After 15 Years; Will Head 2-Year National Issues Study; Wilson To Assume Governorship Tuesday
Duryea And G.O.P. Leader Of Assembly Are Indicted On Vote-Siphoning Count
British Work Week Cut To 3 Days For Most Industries To Counter Disruptions In Supply Of Energy
Kissinger Urges Saudi King To End U.S. Oil Embargo
Big Six-Year Tax Deduction for Nixon’s Foreseen in San Clemente Gift to U.S.
Kissinger Meets With Mrs. Meir On Geneva Talks
Arab Guerrillas Kill 31 In Rome During Attack On U.S. Airliner, Take Hostages To Athens, Fly On
G.A.O. Critical of Outlays On Nixon’s Private Homes
Administration To Allow Oil And ‘Gas’ Price Rises; Asks Profit-Limiting Tax
Spain’s Premier Is Killed As Assassins Bomb Auto; Apparent Heir To Franco
Prices in November Pace Serious Inflationary Trend
U.S. Expects Suez Canal To Reopen After Accord
New Heart Tests For Skylab Crew Seek Vital Data
Troubles of the World Surrender to the Christmas Spirit
Arabs Ease Oil Curbs For Europe And Japan But Not Dutch Or U.S.’ Washington Aides See Some Gain
Nixon Flies to Coast on Commercial Airliner
Simon Announces Stand-By System On ‘Gas’ Rationing
Solzhenitsyn on Soviet Penal System
Soviet Is Silent on Action On Solzhenitsyn’s Work
U.S. Energy Office Moves To Prevent Hoarding Of Fuel