Watergate Coverage to Be Shorter on PBS Says Officials
PBS plans to cut Watergate gavel to gavel rebroadcasts to shorter segments as most public TV stations tire of long nightly coverage. Production costs averaged 12000 dollars per evening, with networks undecided on live coverage for the nomination hearings. Senate and House panels may allow live TV on a similar basis to Watergate coverage.
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House Leaders Delay Trade Bill for Soviets
Washington AP reports House leaders postponed debate on a revised trade bill aimed at tightening U S leverage in talks with the Soviet Union. The move signals an attempt to avoid sparking a broader debate amid rising Middle East tensions. Khrushchev era note mentions Russia’s moon race pace toward 1970.
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Television Listings Snapshot From Davenport to Dubuque
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Bush Defends Nixon Era Military Alert Amid Critics
President Bush rejected doubters of the 1973 military alert amid Middle East tensions, arguing the move was prudent and not a political trap. Supporters like Fulbright defended the alert as justified, while Goldwater and Meany criticized inflammatory questions about Nixon’s motives.
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Corruption Allegations Hit Laos Military Aid Scandal
AP report cites Howard Mushett ex security chief at the embassy claiming excess U.S. military equipment bound for Laos was diverted to private contractors and used for embassy upgrades including a swimming pool. Ambassador Godley disputes the charges, while Mushett named Reed Robinson as involved in disposal and profit.
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Nationwide corn supply estimated nine percent lower
Washington AP reports a government inventory shows the nation’s corn stockpile on Oct 1 totaled 707 million bushels, about 6.8 million below earlier estimates. The smaller reserve signals lower feed, export, and domestic demand, with all major grain supplies down from a year ago.
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Young Rightists Split with Nixon in Spokane
In Spokane Washington the Young Americans for Freedom disassociated from Nixon era politics citing lack of hearing within his administration and claiming stronger conservative philosophy. National Chairman Ren I Doeksai announced travel Tuesday as YAF pushes for energetic and decisive conservative action.
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Bargain Offered On Percy Speech in Vancouver Dinner
Oregon Republicans are urged to attend a Vancouver Washington fund dinner to hear Sen. Charles Percy. He will speak for Clark County Republicans and cross the Columbia River from Portland. The dinner tab is 20 dollars per plate, with promoters noting savings of 80 dollars if bought later as tickets sell briskly.
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Judge orders release of impounded funds in aid package
Washington court orders release of funds appropriated by Congress but impounded by the White House. The administration has days to appeal the ruling while the impounded money, about 140 million dollars, is to be spent on medical aid.
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