Pompidou to Visit USSR for Brezhnev Talks
Tass reports French President Georges Pompidou will travel to the Soviet Union early next month for a meeting with Communist Party General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev. In Saigon, South Vietnam occupies a fifth Spratly island amid oil hopes, while China and the Philippines hold small garrisons. Latin ministers resist oil crisis talks with Kissinger as UN session looms.
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Plan to fund national vice president home proposed
Rep. Gilbert Gude and Rep. John Moss will unveil a bill to provide up to 750000 for an official vice presidential residence on Naval Observatory grounds in Washington. The 1966 authorization lacked funding, and backers say it would cut ongoing security costs at private VP homes.
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Shapp Attacks Nixon, Proposes Truckers Help Plan
Harrisburg AP reports Gov. Shapp criticized the Nixon administration on a nationwide broadcast while proposing a three point program to aid truckers. He helped mediate a recent strike settlement with independent drivers ten days earlier. Philadelphia AP notes public hearings into alleged police corruption were cancelled, though Atty. Gen. Packel rejects political motives. The 18 month Crime Commission probe intensified tensions between Gov. Shapp and Mayor Rizzo.
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Japanese Visitors Tour Thompson Maple Firm in Corry
Two Japanese businessmen visited Corry last week meeting Nelson Thompson, head of Thompson Maple Products, as National Bank of Corry officials join in financing part of a new building for the local lumber concern. Posed left to right are Thompson, H Martin Keppel, Donald Aberg, Masao Nakajima, Shoji Sannonya, and H A Keppel.
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Agnew Loses Cover
The Secret Service ended protection for former Vice President Spiro Agnew at midnight on Treasury Department orders. Agnew, visiting Frank Sinatra in Palm Springs, was accompanied by agents, with Riverside County officials unaware of the change. Treasury stated implied authority covers some protections. GAO will not fund post resignation protection.
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Lewis Wins GOP Backing Amid Primary Hesitation
In Harrisburg AP report, Drew Lewis wins Republican State Committee support for Pennsylvania governor bid while wary of potential rival Pete Flaherty who may run as a Democrat. Gov Milton Shapp trails with substantial wealth and energy behind his campaign, plus Schweiker for another term and Kenneth Lee for lieutenant governor.
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Panic buying fades as Pennsylvania shelves rebound
An Associated Press survey shows toilet tissue and paper towels again available in Pennsylvania stores after a January surge in hoarding. Shelf restocking occurred in Harrisburg and DuBois, though some brands remained scarce. prices rose across 13 cities, with 79 percent of items more costly than July and no item cheaper in a majority of cities.
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How Will Cutoffs Hurt U S
Washington AP reports the government will study U S vulnerability to cuts of vital materials after the Arab oil embargo. The review will consider alternative sources stockpiles and diplomatic steps with a task force from several agencies led by Herbert Stein.
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