Nixon Sees No Recession Despite 1974 Struggles
President Nixon warned Congress of a 1974 slowdown with higher unemployment and inflation, pledging no recession. He said the energy crisis requires continued conservation and increased federal spending, detailing a 1975 budget of 304.4 billion and urging quick action on energy emergency measures.
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Nixon
Congress
State of the Union
America
United States of America
United States
U.S
Nixon cites urgent Arab oil meeting amid energy push
President Nixon announced an urgent Arab oil producers meeting to consider lifting the boycott and urged Congress to back measures reducing U S dependence on foreign oil. He described the development as welcome but officials questioned the newness, noting the Feb 14 Tripoli session.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Congress
Middle East
House
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
Tripoli
Libya
Anwar Sadat
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Senate
Nixon privacy bill aims to curb crime record sharing nationwide
The Nixon administration pushes a federal state crime file privacy bill restricting distribution to law enforcement only, sealing records five to seven years after last trouble, with penalties up to ten thousand dollars and a year in prison, but critics seek tighter limits and fewer exceptions.
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Washington
Nixon
State of the Union
Elliot L. Richardson
Archibald Cox
Justice Department
Associated Press
Department
Congress
Nixon urges end to Watergate while pledging limited cooperation
President Nixon, in a State of the Union style address, urged the nation to end Watergate investigations but pledged cooperation with ongoing inquiries. He tied end of probes to Congress deciding impeachment questions and warned against weakening the presidency.
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Nixon
Houses of Congress
Rep
Thomas O'Neill
Nixon urges end to Watergate probes in personal note
President Nixon calls for ending investigations after delivering a speech without a text. He says he cooperated with the special prosecutor and that one year of Watergate is enough as Republicans applaud while Senator Brooke vows to cooperate with the Judiciary Committee within presidential responsibilities.
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Nixon
Capitol
Watergate
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
United States
Indictment Dismissed In Howard Hughes Case
A federal judge in Reno dismissed the indictment against Howard Hughes and four others over alleged stock manipulation tied to Hughes Airwest in 1968. Judge Bruce Thompson called the pleading the worst he has seen in 36 years and said it would be a perversion of justice to try the five defendants.
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Howard Hughes
US District
Bruce Thompson
Hughes
Hughes Airwest
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