Progress in Sales Secret Grain Trade Strategy
Washington Star reports a secret government plan outlining U S strategy for world trade talks. It warns the United States could withdraw from international agreements unless foreign barriers on agricultural exports are removed. The plan expects major farm system changes and potential subsidies shifts if successful.
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Washington Star
Washington
United States
U.S
Congress
Peter M. Flanigan
Nixon
White House
Department of the Treasury
State Department
Star-News
Europe
U.S. Education Sees Deep Racial and Economic Segregation
A Senate Select Committee report declares extreme segregation of schools harms millions of poor and minority children. It urges a national push for socio economic and racial integration from early grades and much greater federal aid, noting current efforts fail to reduce segregation outside the South.
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Washington
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
Committee
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
The
United States
South
Memphis High Walkout Spurs Suspension in Busing Clash
Pupils at Trezevant High School join a walkout protesting the planned busing program as Memphis prepares for a court ordered plan to desegregate about 13 000 students. Police announce a rumor control center to curb false statements amid the protests.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Citizens Against Busing
L. R. Polk
Trezevant
Chuckle on Youth Draws Clever Generational Gap
A lighthearted note observes typical differences among younger generations with humor and irony. The piece plays on contemporary norms and shared experiences to provoke a knowing chuckle.
Watergate Defendant Says He's Still Receiving Pay
Four of the five men arrested in the Watergate raid reportedly still receive payments from unnamed sources. Frank Sturgis confirmed ongoing funds, though he noted a sharp cut in his own pay, with others getting at least four hundred dollars monthly. The trial of Sturgis and six others for plotting to plant eavesdropping devices at the Democratic National Committee unfolds in Washington.
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Washington
Frank Sturgis
Sturgis
Miami
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Howard Hunt
Phase 3 Eases Food Rules in Nixon Economy Plan
Federal Phase 3 rules soften food sector price controls while preserving general enforcement. Major firms anticipate higher wholesale costs and retail price hikes as exemptions loosen record keeping and supermarket markups. Industry sources cite added costs from social security taxes and new safety standards.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal Register
State land use policy backed by Iowa officials
Saturday a panel at the Iowa Wildlife Federation conference supported a state land use policy. Participants urged creating a nine member commission with four year terms to study and promote policy input, avoiding early legislation to gain broad agency and public input.
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State Highway Commission
State Conservation Commission
Iowa Confederation of Environmental Organizations
Iowa Legislative Interim Study Committee
Iowa Wildlife Federation
Roosevelt Hotel
Charles Laverty
Indianola
William Gray
Iowa Highway Commission
Fred Priewert
Roger Blobaum
Laverty
General Assembly
Senate
Iowa
Kissinger reports to Nixon after six days of Vietnam talks
Paris reports say Henry Kissinger flew to Florida to brief President Nixon after six days of peace talks with Le Duc Tho. Both sides claim progress but offer no timeline for a possible agreement. Sullivan and Tho's team continue technical discussions in Paris while Kissinger and Tho stay in touch.
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Henry Kissinger
Orly
Paris
U.S
Nixon
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Florida
Kissinger
Tho
Sullivan
Nguyen Co Thach
White House
William Sullivan
Nuts and Bolts
Haiphong
Thieu: Peace In Month or Three-Year War
South Vietnam leader Nguyen Van Thieu says peace by month’s end is essential or the war will last three or four more years. In an interview conducted in Saigon December 30 and published by the New Republic, Thieu urged that peace may come within weeks, but warned fighting would continue if Hanoi presses for a Communist government.
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Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Thieu
Miss Fallaci
Henry Kissinger
The
New Republic
Dr. Kissinger
South Viet aircraft destroy enemy tanks near Saigon
South Vietnamese warplanes backed by U S B 52 strikes north of Saigon destroyed four North Vietnamese tanks. In Cambodia, government forces mass near Neak Luong river base as a counterattack aims to reopen the Mekong supply line. Roads to Phnom Penh shrink to one highway, as convoy plans proceed with air and river power.
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Saigon
UPS
Cambodia
Neak Luong River
Phnom Penh
Mekong River
South Vietnam
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Kompong Som
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