Kissinger Defends Privacy At Senate Confirmation Hearing
Secretary of State nominee Henry Kissinger faced questions on surveillance and taps during Nixon era as senators pressed for an FBI report. Kissinger pledged cooperation with Congress, asserted executive privilege limits, and cited delicate initiatives laying foundations for future peace while avoiding disclosure of specific cases.
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Culver To Seek Seat in Senate
Culver, a five term congressman from Iowa, plans to run for the U S Senate in 1974 after considering a race last year. He told The Gazette by phone from Washington that a formal announcement will come soon, with supporters forecasting a dual bid with Smith of Altoona. The report notes Hughes’s resignation from politics to pursue religious work and outlines potential GOP and Democratic contenders for Culver’s Second District seat and for governor, highlighting party unity efforts and local endorsements.
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Gas Ceiling Stay Refused By Rehnquist
The U S Supreme Court denied a request to modify Phase 4 gasoline price ceilings set to take effect at midnight. The ruling could shave prices by one to three cents at many stations and requires red white and blue stickers showing ceiling prices and octane ratings. Justice Burger rejected a retailers appeal. a new application awaits Justice Rehnquist's action. The Cost of Living Council and lawmakers discussed enforcement and possible boycotts amid high fuel costs.
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Parson Dies of Cholera in Naples News Update
An elderly parson in Naples has died of cholera amid a widening outbreak. Officials report the case as part of a broader health scare affecting the city and surrounding areas, prompting local authorities to bolster containment measures.
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Young U S Girl Aged Eight Scales Kilimanjaro
Samantha White of Sterlacom Washington becomes the youngest person to reach Kilimanjaro's rim after climbing 19 240 feet with her father Sgt William White and an African guide. He cites Tanzania records at Kibo as the basis for the claim. Samantha says she hopes the feat earns her a Girl Scout merit badge.
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Health data exchange speeds Soviet U S cooperation visit
Health Secretary Casper Weinberger, during a nine day Moscow trip, announced a telex link to speed health information exchange under the Soviet American agreement. He and Soviet Health Minister Boris Petrovsky noted progress on cancer, heart disease and environmental health, with joint plans to study arthritis and other illnesses.
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Congress Did Well Over-all Nixon Quoted
Washington President Nixon told Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield that Congress has done very well overall. Mansfield described a private White House meeting over breakfast as mainly business, covering foreign affairs and Nixon’s forthcoming message, and said he sensed a greater cooperation and give-and-take attitude between the branches.
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Bramwell Denies U S Tax Count
Des Moines AP Bramwell denies charges of failing to file federal income tax returns for 1968 1969 and 1970 in U S District Court Des Moines The Cedar Rapids attorney faces three counts with unreported incomes totaling 16890 64 in 1968 197 669 94 in 1969 and 27773 in 1970 The case may be transferred to the Northern District of Iowa for trial and carries up to three years and 30000 in fines per count
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Wholesale price surge drives steep August rise in inflation
Washington AP reports August wholesale prices jumped 5.8 percent unadjusted and 6.2 percent seasonally adjusted, led by farm products and livestock, grains, oil, and eggs. Unemployment edged up to 4.8 percent as overall inflation neared a century high. Prices for poultry, meat, and dairy showed sharp gains. nonfood costs also climbed.
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