Kissinger Sees Soviet Step Toward Middle East Peace
Secretary Kissinger credited the Soviet Union with helping ease Middle East tensions and signaled U S willingness to cooperate for peace with Israel Egypt and Jordan while warning Washington would reexamine policy if Moscow reneges He noted Geneva talks and Gromyko Ebans meeting as indicators of potential progress and urged not to compromise allied ties amid detente efforts.
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Nixon Won’t Release Presidential Material Despite Subpoena
The White House plans to withhold summaries and transcripts of key presidential conversations arguing that releasing material could aid the Senate Watergate committee. The committee seeks about 500 tapes and numerous documents while aides fear disclosure could fuel belief in a cover-up. Buzhardt denies providing copies to Wilson or others.
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Nixon prepared to announce 46 last minute bills
President Nixon, arriving in San Clemente for the Western White House stay, is ready to announce decisions on 46 late congressional bills including defense and foreign aid funding, energy speed limits, and a Social Security expansion. Aides warn against veto speculation on the Social Security changes. Nixon planned to attend Maj. Gen. Walter R. Tkach's wedding in La Jolla with Cheryle Gaillard.
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Unborn Children Qualify for Welfare Benefits in Boston
Federal judge rules pregnant women may receive AFDC benefits for unborn children. Judge Frank H. Freedman says denying benefits would violate the Social Security Act but cautions the ruling not to reward illegitimate acts.
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, South uses a bold slam by leaping to 3NT after partner's forcing two bid. The hand features a complex play where declarer seeks entries and a club finesse, with West after trumping setting a solid contract.
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Henry M Jackson Warns of Threats Over Israel Stand
In Seattle Sen. Henry M. Jackson says his strong Israel support has made him a target of Arab terrorists. A FBI spokesman noted the investigation while a Jackson aide warned staff to watch for letter bombs. Also, billionaire Howard Hughes was indicted on fraud and conspiracy charges by a Las Vegas grand jury.
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