Nixon pledges US aid for Israel nuclear energy program
In Jerusalem President Nixon and Premier Rabin announced a future agreement to cooperate on nuclear energy with safeguards and United States fuel supplies. The plan mirrors Egypt nuclear backings and foresees Israel purchasing US power reactors and fuel for peaceful aims.
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United States
Israel
Egypt
Nixon
Yit
Zhak Rabin
America
Rabin
Cairo
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
U.S
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Kissinger Holds Firm On Resignation Threat
Secretary of State Kissinger refused to modify his threat to resign over allegations he lied about his involvement in White House wiretapping. He urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to reexamine his testimony, insisting he stands by his earlier statements.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
Nixon
Middle East
Salzburg
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Washington
Saudi Arabia
Damascus
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Sadat
United States
Judiciary Probe Narrows Nixon Allegation Review
The House Judiciary Committee nears the end of its impeachment inquiry with about five of 55 allegations still active. Major review areas include the Watergate cover up Nixon taxes and IRS political use. Closed hearings are planned this week to wrap up the inquiry.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
White House
Charles W. Colson
Cambodia
Peter W. Rodine Jr
China Tests Nuclear Device Above Ground at Lop Nor
The Indian atomic energy agency reports China conducted an above ground nuclear test in Lop Nor with an estimated yield of about one megaton. Signals from the test were detected by the agency's monitoring stations.
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China
New Delhi
India
Lop Nor
Indian Atomic Energy Agency
Israelis Prepare Evacuation As Golan Handed To U N Forces
Israeli troops move to withdraw from another Golan area captured in the October war as the sector is handed to United Nations peacekeepers on Tuesday. Negotiations with Syrian officers continue near the U N camp under a mediator.
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Israel
Golan Heights
United Nations
U.N
Weather outlook predicts mild conditions with scattered clouds
Partly cloudy tonight with lows near 50. Tuesday brings partly sunny skies and highs in the low 70s. Details on Page 2.
OPEC Ministers Weigh Price Freeze and Tax Rise
OPEC delegates from 13 nations in Quito neared a decision on oil pricing. They discussed maintaining the posted price freeze for three months while possibly raising taxes that could add 2 to 3 cents per gallon in the United States. Iran and Venezuela opposed Saudi price cuts as talks continued.
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Ecuador
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Companies
United States
Iran
Jamshid Amouzegar
OPEC
Abderrahman Khene
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Persian Gulf
Guyana
Shridath Ramphal
Algeria
Abu Dhabi
Qatar
Kuwait
Libya
Iraq
Gabon
Nigeria
Indonesia
24 Inch Mustache Wins Second International Father’s Contest
Jay Nestle of Broomfield Colorado wins the 2nd International Father’s Mustache Competition with a 24 inch handlebar. He plans to let it grow to 36 to 40 inches by Colorado’s centennial in 1976.
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Associated Press
Baltimore, Md
Jay Nestle
Colorado
Nestle
Chuck’s Quality
Broomfield
Colo
Susan White
France conducts first 1974 nuclear test in South Pacific
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam and New Zealand PM Norman Kirk protested France's atmospheric detonation over Mururoa Atoll. Paris claimed this year's tests will be the last atmospheric series, but Whitlam demanded a firm pledge no further atmospheric blasts. The Atomic Energy Commission in Washington had no immediate comment.
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Canberra
Australia
France
South Pacific
New Zealand
Mururoa Atoll
Tahiti
Gough Whitlam
Norman E. Kirk
Paris
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
FBI Probe Into Campus Counterintelligence Practices
Attorney General William Saxbe announced a Justice Department panel will review FBI counterintelligence methods used on campuses. He said the inquiry will be presented to Congress and will detail incidents from the Hoover era, acknowledging possible improper conduct while noting aims to curb campus violence and racism.
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Washington
William B. Saxbe
Justice Department
FBI
Congress
Saxbe
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
NBC
Action Ads Deliver Quick Pig Sale Results
Lowell Wooten of Route 1 Albany said he received over 50 calls after advertising pigs for sale. He noted the pigs were all sold by the next evening and praised Action Ads for fast action.
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Lowell Wooten
Route 1
Albany
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