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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1974
Page
12
Kissinger aides plan daily shuttle talks between Syria and Israel through Friday as they work on a disengagement pact. Officials say a line may be starting to form though some extremely complex details remain and State Department spokesman warns no final line exists yet.
Shlomo Levy, Israeli consul general, said the United Nations Security Council encouraged the Maalot massacre by failing to include the Arab attack on Qiryat Shmona in a April condemnation of Israel. He argued the omission justified Israeli reprisals in Lebanon and rejected calls against targeting terrorist camps.
Washington AP reports tainted U S wheat infected with a microscopic plant disease spores was shipped to China last year due to a lack of knowledge about strict Chinese sanitary rules. Deputy assistant secretary Richard E Bell says a US delegation in Peking will return next weekend with a plan to prevent future shipments. China fears the spores could threaten its wheat crop though the disease is not harmful to humans.
British officials added 500 English reinforcements to the 15,500 manpower already in Ulster. They pledged protection for workers returning to jobs as the seven day strike cripples power and cripples commerce and industry in Northern Ireland.
Senate Finance subcommittee hearings on rival health insurance plans begin with Caspar Weinberger as witness. Nixon pushes for quick action while noting rising doctor bills as wage price controls end. Kennedy Mills plan expands Social Security with universal coverage.
The Senate approved a 24 billion education bill by 81 to 5, edging toward a conference fight with the House. Dispute centers on busing limits for desegregation, with the Senate adding court order authority while Nixon signals a veto risk.
Vice President Ford said Nixon should release the portions of Watergate tapes related to a criminal proceeding. He spoke after Judge Sirica ordered the surrender of 64 tapes sought by Jaworski, and urged maximum White House cooperation while avoiding direct comment on the appeal. Ford also campaigned for A Ludlow Kramer in Washington state.
Jeb Stuart Magruder states he informed Spiro Agnew two days after the Watergate break in that Nixon campaign committee engineered the operation. The conflict centers on excerpts from Magruder’s upcoming book cited by the Baltimore Sun. Agnew reportedly declined further discussion.
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