Pro-Nixon Backers Seek Delay in Cambodia Bombing Cutoff
In Washington, Nixon backers in Congress aim to delay a bombing funds cutoff to give Henry Kissinger more time for a settlement. Leaders expect this week’s push to reconcile Senate and House language on ending the bombing, with Mahon endorsing a brief postponement as prudent strategy. The key issue remains a prohibition on further bombing in Cambodia and Laos.
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Energy Crisis Bill Heads to Senate Amid BroadAgenda
The energy crisis bill authorizes presidential fuel allocation through Sept 1, 1974 to meet priority needs and ensure a share for independent refiners. Senate action follows a House push on minimum wage and drug enforcement reform while a five year farm bill advances. A National Committee report criticizes Congress ethics disclosures, noting most members have outside ties.
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Peking Hanoi Summit Talks To Begin Today
The North Vietnamese delegation arrives in Peking for talks on Indochina, focusing on Cambodia as the major topic. China and Hanoi deny involvement in Cambodia’s crisis, insisting Cambodians must settle the Lon Nol regime’s removal and Sihanouk’s return.
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