Albert Attacks Nixon Economic Polices In Congress Row
Speaker Carl Albert denounces Nixon administration policy as harmful to the economy. He cites rising unemployment inflation and production declines while predicting 1974 campaigns will hinge on the economy. White House and Council of Economic Advisers call his charge demagogic and warn tax cuts would worsen conditions.
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UPI
White House
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Herbert L. Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Oklahoma
Congress
FBI to Expand Effort in Patricia Hearst Kidnapping Case
In San Francisco FBI agent Charles Bates said the Hearst kidnapping investigation could yield arrests and court actions at any time. He emphasized the bureau will act with renewed freedom, following statements from William Saxbe about forthcoming results. Hearst family in Mexico for testing while Randolph Hearst denounces the SLA as terrorists.
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UPI
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Charles Bates
U.S
William Saxbe
Washington
Miss Hearst
Saxbe
Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Mexico
Symbionese Liberation Army
la Paz
Washington Star-News
Bureau
Bates
France Election Field Grows With 25 Presidential Hopefuls
In Paris before the May 5 vote to succeed Pompidou, 25 candidates have entered the presidential race. Front runners include Jacques Chaban-Delmas and Valery Giscard dEstaing for the Gaullists and Francois Mitterand for the left, with others like Henri Jammes, 70, running on niche platforms such as universal telephone service. Lawyer Jean-Paul Carteron is also among the entrants.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
France
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Francois Mitterand
Henri Jamnes
Jean-Paul Carteron
Various French presidential candidates vie for votes in an array of platforms
Donor Galen Knox of Medford notes 182 pints donated since 1951, while a wave of French candidates from diverse groups announce runs. Arlette Laguiller a Trotskyist bank worker leads a female bid, the Nouvel Action Francaise contemplates recalling Henri d Orleans, and candidates include Armel Morvan and Djeladi Kamal among others amid debates on pensions, immigration, and the middle class.
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Louis Belmonte
Tignac
Movement
Philippe de Gaulle
Armel Morvan
Morvan
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Wambergue
Michel Fayolas
Committee For the Defense of Immigrant Workers
Djeladi Kamal
Kamal
Arlette Laguiller
Trotskyite
Lutte Ouvriere
Workers Battle
Nouvelle Action Francaise
Henri d’Orleans
Paris
Boyle denies complicity in Yablonski murders
In MEDIA Pennsylvania United Mine Workers leader W A Tony Boyle testifies in his own defense denying any role in the 1969 killings of Joseph Yablonski and his family. He says he was shocked by the deaths and emphasizes his pursuit of those responsible, while serving time for misusing union money.
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MEDIA
UPI
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony” Boyle
UMW
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Joseph, Margaret
Charlotte Yablonski
Charles F. Moses
Yablonski
District 19
Albert Pass
William J. Turnblazer
District 19 Treasury
Pass
Moses
Richard Sprague
Simon Sees Oil Embargo as Blessing in Disguise
Federal energy chief William E. Simon told a House subcommittee the Arab oil embargo crystallized concern over energy problems and that its timing made the issue undeniable. He cited first post embargo shipment of 344000 barrels to Norfolk and Saudi output gains, urging continued federal price controls while emphasizing the depletion allowance and independent wells. He warned the U S would remain short of oil without greater production, calling for reduced consumption, new energy sources, and looser environmental rules.
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UPI
Federal
William E. Simon
Simon
House Legal and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee
United States
House Ways and Means
America
Cloture should speed vote on election financing bill
Washington UPI reports Senate Majority Leader Mansfield expects a vote before Easter recess after cloture, with amendments allowed but debate ended. The bill would provide public funding for presidential and congressional campaigns, with caps on contributions and a $10,000 threshold for new candidates. Proponents praise reducing big money in elections. opponents call it a Treasury raid.
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Mansfield
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson III
D-Ni
Peter V. Domenici
N.M
Robert Taft, Jr
Ohio
James B. Ajlén
Ala
George D. Aiken
Treasury
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