Soviet Delays Wheat Orders Until Crop In 1973-74
The Agriculture Department said the Soviet Union agreed to delay taking about 148 million bushels of wheat until after next summer’s harvest. Officials hope the move cools bread price threats, though evidence on its impact is unclear. Baker groups warn prices could rise if export controls aren’t imposed. The Nixon administration opposes immediate wheat export cuts.
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Agriciure Department
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Earl Butz
Bill O. Mead
American Bakers Association
Bult
Butz
Youn
Nader lawyer tests Nixon milk boost remarks
Washington based court papers contend the White House account of Nixon's meeting with dairy interests is inaccurate and the president thanked dairy leaders for political support prior to a sudden milk price increase. The suit argues the transcript suggests influence by dairy campaign contributions.
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White House
Nixon
William Dobrovic
Dobrovir
White ‘House
Debrovic
Ralph Nader
Rgense
Kissinger Sadat Confer On Armies Separation
Kissinger arrived in Aswan for talks with President Sadat on disengaging Egyptian and Israeli forces. The meeting aimed to move toward Geneva peace talks with Kissinger seeking a formal proposal or agreement. Israel and Egypt discussed a five point plan and UN force deployment as a path to a lasting settlement.
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Middle East
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State Department
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Siater Assad
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Bridgeport Area Weather Outlook
Cloudy to partly sunny this morning and afternoon with highs in the mid 40s. Tonight colder with 15 to 20 mph winds and a light to moderate freeze in colder spots. Tomorrow sunny and cold with highs in the mid 20s. Precipitation chance 20 percent today and 10 percent tonight. Winds southwest at 10 to 20 mph shifting tonight.
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Howe
Cheaper Gas Coupons May Slow Travel Delays
Hartford AP reports state officials consider cheaper gasoline coupons to ease shortages. Legislature passed laws enabling discounts for turnpike travel, with six month delays possible as officials analyze shortages and revenue needs. Governor Meskill signaled coupons may cover 38 to 130 days, with a later discount rate to be set.
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Tate
Hanna Sealie
P.r
Gov. Thomas
Transportation Department
General Assembly
Traffic Changes Set At Parking Terminal
Traffic plan shifts access at the Municipal Parking Terminal in Bridgeport. Beginning Monday the underpass on Water Street becomes northbound restricted access for buses taxis and passenger vehicles delivering or picking up at the terminal. Greyhound intercity and local bases will use the Middle Street side underpass while Water Street is kept for loading and unloading only with police enforcing the change to prevent through traffic.
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Bridgeport Auto Transit Bus Company
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Taxi Cos
Security Council leaks to Pentagon probe widens
Washington AP report notes White House is probing leaks from National Security Council proceedings. Sources say unauthorized information was passed to the Pentagon, with officials describing a special investigations unit linked to the Watergate era. Public disclosure is deemed inappropriate.
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Senate Armed Services
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Leaks tied to White House and Pentagon scandal spillover
Washington sources describe the 1971 incident as a leak of national security details by Defense Department staff. The flush of disclosures traced to Pentagon lines and the White House plumbers probe touched Kissinger and National Security Council events. Rear Adm. Robert Welander faced reassignment after notes from council discussions surfaced.
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Washington
National Security College
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National Security
Henry A. Kissine
White Howse
Pentagon
Adm
Robert G. Welander
National
Security Council
Council
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Kissinger
Saxbe Says Nixon Defense Should Be Paid By Nixon
Attorney General Saxbe said taxpayers should not fund Nixon's defense if impeachment proceeds to Senate trial. He favored an "affense fund" only before impeachment in cases of broad criminality, and stated DOJ involvement ends once the matter reaches the Senate. He did not commit to sending three DOJ lawyers to assist Nixon.
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Kissinger
Wseinger
Awan
Bird
Bartet
Cairo
Middle East
Ian
Mymer Wa Beinger
Sadar
U.S
Guiza
Madrid
Spain
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Washington
William Baxbe
Nixon
Senate
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Justice Department
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Justice Departement
White House
Ford meets Black leaders for five hour charity dinner
Vice President Gerald Ford convened a gathering of Black mayors civil rights leaders and activists for a five hour luncheon discussing problems and policy ideas. He promised a straightforward approach and listening input to the administration amid topics including energy concerns and urban issues.
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Gerald R. Ford
Atlanta
Mayonard Jackson
Washington
Dorothy Height
Jackson
National Council of Negro Women
Ethel Allen
Philadelphia
Gerald J. Ford
Tountry
Niscon
Thomas Bridley
Los Angeles
Fairfielder Nabbed After Pot Plane Crash
A man identified as William Trophlein, 33, of New Fairfield Connecticut was arrested after a private twin engine plane crashed near Placida Florida. A large quantity of marijuana valued at 2000 pounds was found inside the wreck. Police search for additional suspects and any other people aboard the aircraft continues.
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Charlotte County Sheriffs Department
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