Nixon Says Politics Influenced Milk Price Decision
The White House says political considerations influenced Nixon 1971 milk price supports, not campaign cash. Two white papers defend Nixon while confirming no public release of tapes. ITT antitrust matter and dairy contributions are cited with focus on preserving confidentiality of presidential files. Ralph Nader sues alleging a quid pro quo with dairy coop donations.
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San Clemente
Calif
White House
Nixon
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Ralph Nader
Nixon budget seeks large defense hike and energy push
Budget director Roy Ash says the 1975 federal budget will include a defense spending increase exceeding 5 billion dollars to cover higher pay and materiel costs. The plan also outlines a five year energy research program and a new revenue sharing scheme for transportation, with health insurance study funds and a projected overall deficit.
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Nixon
Roy Ash
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Congress
Dixy Lee Ray
Administration
AEC
Weary Nixon Focuses on State of the Union and Energy Crisis
President Nixon, aging but determined, marks his 61st birthday while pushing “Operation Candor” with new white papers on the ITT and milk price support cases. He aims to frame a leadership style and statecraft amid the energy crisis and to unveil his national blueprint in the upcoming State of the Union.
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San Clemente
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Nixon
Watergate
Clemente
Middle East
Joseph S. Sisco
William J. Porter
White House
Porter
Canada
Sisco
Hamilton College
New York
Junction City Hostage Crisis Spurs Local Probe
State Rep. Don Maddux of Lancaster reveals he began a personal probe into Junction City Treatment Center six months before two mentally ill convicts held three women. Dr. Kenneth Gaver of Ohio mental health plans a fact finding visit to the facility.
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Junction City
Lancaster
Ohio
Don Maddux
Maddux
Department of Mental Health and Mental Rehabilitation
Kenneth Gaver
Fragmentary OCR News Briefs Highlight Miscellaneous Local Mentions
Scattered readable fragments reference people and places with unclear context. Names and numbers appear with partial words, suggesting a jumble of notices, sports mentions, and casual notes from a local page.
Weather Outlook with Clouds and Rain Snow Chance
A cloudy period continues tonight and Thursday with a chance of rain or snow tonight. Lows fall to the low 30s. Rain expected Thursday with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s.
Government antitrust unit to pursue industry wide cases
Washington AP reports that the Justice Department antitrust division will adopt regular industry wide searches for possible violations. Assistant Attorney General Thomas E. Kauper says a strategic, ordered approach could boost lawsuits against dominant industries. He defends presidential intervention in ITT and urges resilience against political pressure.
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IIT
Nixon
ITT
John D. Ehrlichman
Justice Department
John N. Mitchel
Washington
Atty
Thomas E. Kauper
Kauper
Classified Word Deal Sparks Daily Sales
A simple 16 words for 4 days $2 formula drives sales across the region. Readers are urged to use the plan today. The classified section features an order coupon. thousands respond daily.
Pullback plan not ready in Geneva talks
Israeli and Egyptian generals met in Geneva for 70 minutes as Israel said it has not completed its disengagement proposal for the Suez front. A UN announcement said they will meet again next Tuesday.
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Geneva
Suez
Mordechai Gur
Israel
Taha el-Magdoob
Egypt
United Nations
Jerusalem
Foreign Ministry
Moshe Dayan
Washington
Dayan
Henry A. Kissinger
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Daylight Saving Time may save energy says government scientist
Washington reports that Daylight Saving Time could cut national energy demand by one to three percent by shifting evening light. Dr. Douglas Bauer notes peaks in late afternoon and valleys in the morning, with potential safety benefits for commuting home after work.
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Washington
Douglas Bauer
Bauer
Office of Energy Conservation
Edison Electric Institute of
New York City
Nixon
Bakers Call for Wheat Export Rationing Amid Shortage
The American Bakers Association urges Nixon administration to curb foreign wheat deliveries at least until the 1974 harvest. Officials say exports may be held back as stockpiles shrink and a record 2 billion bushels are forecast for this crop year. Prices rose to a record 4.78 dollars per bushel.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon
American Bakers Association
Agriculture Department
Richard E. Bell
International Affairs and
Bell
Department
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Nation’s Bakers Alarmed Wheat Export Ltd Asked
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