Talks in Geneva on Suez troop withdrawals adjourn for week
Egyptian and Israeli officials met in Geneva for one hour ten minutes to discuss a first stage Israeli pullback. No progress reported but Tel Aviv papers expect an Egyptian reply today. Military group to resume Tuesday January 15. governments must decide disengagement first.
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U.S. budget may top 300 billion in 1975 rollout
Budget Director Roy Ash tells UPI the 1975 federal outlay will exceed 300 billion, far above the 288 billion target of Nixon, marking the sixth straight year of deficits. He notes the figure reflects a mid range stance amid an energy driven slowdown and notes deficits around 4 billion for the year ending June 30. The administration views the deficit financing as a modest economic stimulus rather than a crisis.
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Brennan calls 1973 a good year for workers
Labor Secretary Brennan touts 1973 as a good year for labor while union leaders call it the worst since World War II. Meany and other officials criticize policy and wage issues as wholesale prices rise 2.5 percent in December.
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Ford's children rate him average verging on hip
In a Dick Cavett TV interview at his Alexandria home, President Ford says his children rate him average verging on hip while Betty Ford looks forward to his retirement. Ford jokes he is a lousy cook but a crackerjack dishwasher as he discusses family, marijuana views, sports, and daily life with Cavett.
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Gallagher Report says half of top 500 CEOs to depart in 1974
New York UPI report cites Watergate worries and weak consumer confidence as key drivers. It forecasts 50 percent of chief executives in the 500 largest companies will be replaced by year end, with three fifths of departures from forced exit or mergers. If Nixon resigns, the report warns, management style could shift away from its current, administration allied pattern.
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