Democrats Say Nixon Price Freeze Was Too Little and Late
In Washington many Democrats in Congress criticized the Nixon administration for a temporary price freeze as too weak and overdue. Rep. Patman urged stronger long term wage price controls and criticized exemptions on rents and interest. Rep. Mills and Sen Jackson complained about mishandled export policy while Ford and Scott urged stabilization. Attorney General Richardson backed the move and pledged vigorous enforcement.
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Energy crisis may trigger food shortage warns farm groups
From Georgia to Florida and Washington, officials urge fuel conservation and efficiency measures as farmers warn lack of adequate fuel could disrupt harvests. The report notes state police curtailing cruising, low octane issues, and a push for smaller cars to cut demand.
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Senate rejects Nixon nominee for Federal Power Commission
The Senate refused to confirm Robert H. Morris to the Federal Power Commission in a 49 to 44 vote, sending his name back to the Commerce Committee. The San Francisco lawyer, long with Standard Oil ties, faced questions about potential bias toward consumers. Nixon may refile Morris for a full five-year term after June 22 or nominate someone else.
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Final plans for Brezhnev visit to Washington
President Nixon prepares for a summit with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev set to unfold major progress on disarmament and peace. The talks will cover SALT rounds, Middle East and Europe issues, with several agreements expected on science and cultural exchanges.
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