Nixon Warns Foreign Countries Over Expropriation
President Nixon warned that the United States will cut off aid and oppose loans from the World Bank and other agencies if foreign governments seize private American property without adequate compensation. He issued a four page White House statement urging nations to protect investment and resolve compensation disputes through international arbitration.
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Nixon to submit red ink budget of 246 billion
Nixon plans a Monday submission of a record red ink federal budget for the next fiscal year totaling about 246 billion dollars. Officials say a deficit between 10 and 20 billion is likely, marking the 12th year in 13 with deficits as spending outpaces revenue.
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US Hospital Transfer to Local Control Planned
Government aims to shift eight U S Public Health Service hospitals and 20 clinics to community control by June 30 1973 with Seattle San Francisco Baltimore New Orleans Staten Island and other sites included The move complements Nixon budget plans and HWEs downsizing while facing congressional scrutiny over employment impacts and potential cost rises for care in transferring facilities to local or federal jurisdictions
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West Coast shippers ban military cargo during ILWU strike
West Coast shippers imposed a 4 ban on shipments of all military cargo to hasten talks with the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union. About 70 ships diverted to Vancouver or Ensenada as PMA warned only a minute fraction of military supplies could move if the embargo holds. Congress may intervene to halt the strike as talks collapse over a $52 million guaranteed annual wage dispute.
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Campaign spending cap bill moves toward final approval
The House aimed to pass a Senate approved campaign spending reform bill setting a 10 cent limit per voting age person on advertising across radio television newspapers and billboards with up to 6 cents for broadcast ads. NAB pressed to let candidates spend the full limit on broadcasting but faced weak support. The measure would take effect 91 days after the president signs, with limits applying to each presidential primary. reports on expenditures would be required.
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Women protest Nixon Vietnam policy in Capitol gallery
About 2000 women supporters of Rep Bella Abzug gathered in the House gallery to back a resolution urging Nixon to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Speaker Carl Albert ordered the gallery cleared as banners were raised. no arrests were made. The protest moved to the Capitol steps and then to the White House fence.
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Nixon to ask doctor fee checks next week
Washington report says the Nixon administration will push to require health care providers to publish permanent fee schedules for public view after wage price controls end. The plan would cover hospitals nursing homes and insurers but not pharmacists and faces AMA opposition.
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Plot to kill Chicago water supply exposed in alleged conspiracy
Chicago officials held a news conference to assure residents the water was safe after two college youths Alan Schwandner and Stever Pera were charged with conspiracy to poison Chicago water. The Rise group allegedly planned infections to form a new master race with typhoid bacteria. investigation continuing, noFurther arrests expected.
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My Lai report claims larger toll in Vietnam massacre
Seymour Hersh reports a secret Army transcript placing 347 Vietnamese civilians killed at My Lai on March 16, 1968, with up to 100 more in nearby My Khe. He says the Peers commission transcript shows a cover up and notes a second massacre at My Khe.
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Queen Elizabeth fire probe to form marine court
Hong Kong government announces a marine court will investigate the fire that destroyed the 83,600 ton Beawise University formerly the Insurance liner Queen Elizabeth. Michael McMullin of the supreme court will head the panel, with a government spokesman confirming the appointment.
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Foreign aid bill delayed as House defers final action
The House postponed final action on a 2.7 billion foreign aid bill with a 42.7 billion package planned, as key leader Themis Morgan said he did not want to act before the November elections. Morgan cited many members being out of town and noted the vote may come later this week.
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Uncertain Nonsense From The Daily Review Page
Fragmentary OCR text lists names like Nord Spark Provident and Fublisher William Chilcote with stray terms and garbled phrases. Appears as a damaged miscellaneous page segment, offering no clear event or report to summarize.
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