Golda Meir seeks long term aid from Nixon in Middle East plan
Premier Golda Meir pressed President Nixon for a long range military and economic commitment as she met for 1 hour 45 minutes with Nixon and discussed Arab-Israeli negotiations. U.S. officials cited a possible Rhodes type process mediated by Gunnar Jarling at the UN with participation by the U A R Jordan and the Big Four. Meir, 71, appeared confident about American mediation efforts to break the deadlock since June 1967.
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New York Times
Washington
Golda Meir
Israel
Nixon
Middle East
White House
William P. Rogers
United Nations
Meir
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Britain
France
Soviet Union
United States
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Sweden
Rhodes
Mahmoud Riad
U.A.R
U.S
Kenox School
Rogers
Philadelphia
Blair House
Haynsworth Court nomination opposed by civil rights spokesmen
Civil rights leaders urged Senate opposition to Judge Clement Haynsworth Jr for the Supreme Court, arguing his confirmation would undermine Black Americans trust in lawful means of change. Delegations cited his perceived pro segregation stance and a 1963 ethics dispute involving Deering Milliken contracts.
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Haynsworth
New York Times
Washington
Clement I. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
South Carolina
Rep
John Gongers Jr
Michigan
Congress
Charles ©. Diggs Sr
William Clay
Missouri
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Adam Clayton Powell
Robert N.C. Nix
Pennsylvania
Augustus. Hawkins
California
William L. Dawson
Ilinois
Roy Wilkins
Mitchell
Textile Workers Union
Deering Milliken & Co
UMass Tents Melt Away With Rains
AMHERST AP says University of Massachusetts students pitched pup tents on the Amherst town common to dramatize housing needs for college students. Rain felled the setup as tents were torn down and the sleepers departed by Thursday after relays overnight.
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Amherst
University of Massachusetts
Senate Drops Ostrich Rule In Diplomacy
The Senate approved 77 to 3 a nonbinding resolution stating that U.S. diplomatic recognition of another country does not equate to approving its government. Supporters call it a polite signal to withhold endorsement while maintaining dialogue. opponents warn it limits the State Department’s flexibility.
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Washington
Senate
United States
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
White House
State Department
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Dodd
Harvard names 35 member committee on university governance
Harvard University announces a 35 member Committee on Governance to study and improve central governing processes. John T. Dunlop will head the panel, which includes 13 faculty members and nine students among its membership from the university's schools, trustees, fellows, alumni, and overseers.
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Cambridge, Mass
John T. Dunlop
Harvard University
Harvard
Nixon Tax Proposals Questioned By Treasury Official
Former assistant secretary of the Treasury Stanley Surrey testified to the Senate Finance Committee that the Nixon administration’s tax proposals threaten real reform. Surrey endorsed much of the House bill, calling it a significant reform step, while warning against across the board rate cuts that ignore injustices in the tax system. He noted that changes like partial taxation of state and local bonds and charity donation rules have been exaggerated in their impact. Douglas Dillon warned donations to universities and institutions could fall if benefits are reduced, a concern Surrey disputed.
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New York Times
Washington
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Nixon
Stanley
Surrey
the Treasury
Harvard Law School
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
House
Senate
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Livrey
$100 Million Lehman Gift to Metropolitan Museum
The Robert Lehman art collection, valued by experts at around $100 million, is donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The 3,000-piece gift spans Rembrandt to Picasso and includes bronzes, tapestries, jewelry, and ceramics, to be kept intact within the museum forever.
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New York
Robert Lehman
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rembrandt
Botticelli
el Greco
Goya
van Gogh
Renoir
Gauguin
Matisse
Picasso
Tale Banker
Manhattan
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Mississippi
Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
Clarence Mitchell
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
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Southwick
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