Malraux Says China Trip Could Bring US Aid
Andre Malraux says Peking will likely seek massive US economic aid, likening it to a Marshall Plan, and that economic goals will define Nixon's trip to China. He notes Mao may not ask for aid and that trade liberalization could shape outcomes, with China seen as a lucrative market for tungsten, tung oil, textiles and other goods.
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Malraux Calls Nixon Trip Vital for World Peace
In remarks on US goods and products worth $100 million annually, Malraux defended Nixon’s trip as vitally important to world peace. He credits Mao with prioritizing raising China's living standards, seeing US assistance as key to China’s rise to industrial power despite Peking propaganda.
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Union Rejects Heaths Pleas In UK Coal Strike Standoff
Britain endures a six week coal strike with 1.2 million laid off since Monday, unemployment topping 2.5 million as power plants cut output. The Trades Union Congress rejects Prime Minister Heath’s appeal to miners to return to work, worsening shortages and fears of a wider industrial shutdown.
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Nixon withholds $12.3 billion in funds amid election concerns
The administration defends withholding 12.3 billion dollars in appropriated funds and denies using it as an election slush fund. Congressional critics charge Nixon has built a multibillion dollar political war chest, as the Office of Management and Budget releases the withheld amount.
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Aides Deny Motives in Pending 10.6 Billion Disbursement
Caspar Weinberger states 10.6 billion awaits donor confirmation of eligibility while a portion of 1.7 billion may be released before June 30. He rejects charges of political motivation and notes a five month spending speedup alongside savings from Nixon era cuts and ceilings.
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War Chest charge targets Nixon budget tactics
Critics accuse the administration of withholding funds to boost Nixon politically before the election. Rep. William R. Anderson cites a $3.5 billion fund and a $500 million water and sewer grant that could be released for electoral gain. Weinberger says the timing is to stimulate the economy this fiscal year and may help politics as a side effect.
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Extradition Arraignment in Swiss Autobiography Case
Edith Irving plans to surrender for arraignment in New York on charges tied to the alleged Hughes autobiography forgery counterfeiting and theft larceny. The Swiss government issued the warrant and two U S grand juries are examining the authenticity of the book.
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Irving Wives Involvement In Hughes Hoax Allegations
Irving claims his wife Edith deposited 650000 in Swiss bank checks from McGraw Hill using a passport in the name Helga R Hughes. Swiss authorities say 442000 was later moved to another account. Time magazine dismisses the work as a hoax and piracy. Edith Irving accepted warrant news calmly after her lawyer advised surrender.
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Brown Seeks Legislation To Ease Ohio Primary
Secretary of State Ted Brown will ask Ohio lawmakers to pass a temporary bloc voting law for the 1972 presidential primary to fit delegate names on voting machines. He warns current rules would force paper ballots and cost over 1.5 million dollars. The plan aims to simplify choosing over 200 delegate candidates across districts and aligns with a fledgling presidential preference race involving Humphrey Muskie McGovern Jackson and McCarthy amid Nixon support.
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