Nixon denies Nixon daughter Tricia pregnancy rumor
White House on Monday dismissed reports that Tricia Cox Nixon is pregnant. Pat Nixon's press secretary called the rumor unfounded, while Tricia avoided comment. The president and Mrs. Nixon returned from California as details of media inquiries swirled.
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House girds for big fight over new farm subsidy bill
Washington AP reports the House prepared for a major battle over a four year farm subsidy bill. Key fights focus on guaranteed income levels and limits on payments to large scale farmers while aims include food stamps restrictions and consumer price concerns.
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Five Cold Spray Brands Recalled by FDA
The FDA ordered recall of five aerosol cough and cold sprays after similar toxin linked to Pertussin deaths was found in the market. Brands from Morton Pharmaceuticals and others including Bacon Products Sun Ray Share Corp and United States Joint were recalled due to 1 1 1 trichloroethane solvent concerns.
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Army study finds soldiers drink more than civilians
A Pentagon study led by Dr. Richard Wilber shows military personnel, especially the young, drink more than civilians. It notes lenient environments and extended happy hours contributing to alcohol use, with push to curtail temptations and reforms such as shorter hours and restrained celebrations.
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Congress seeks tighter CIA oversight amid Watergate era probe
Congress moves to tighten control of the CIA and foreign intelligence as the Senate Armed Services subcommittee holds a closed hearing on intelligence operations. William F. Cally and other officials face questioning about annual requirements and the agency's programs while access remains restricted to a few senior lawmakers.
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Nixon heckled in Midwest during FBI director oath
President Nixon faced hostile signs and jeers in Kansas City as he swore in Clarence Kelley as FBI director. He touted crime decline and Vietnam progress while avoiding sharp Watergate questions. Kelley pledged firm justice and enforcement of laws against predatory interference.
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Grim forecast for food prices and meat demand in midyear
Atlanta reports warn of rising meat prices as food production falls short of consumer demand. Economist Jolac Dunnlop of the Enel of Tying Council says prices may not drop and could rise in the first six months, due to output below last year. He notes Phase 4 could tighten controls on food prices, but opposes blanket regulation, citing risks to supplies and possible price boosts on certain products.
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Vessel returns to university observatory after long voyage
The university’s Latanl-Cohorts Geological Observatory reports a vessel returning from a world circumnavigation totaling twenty five thousand miles. The journey spanned multiple years and covered extensive ocean routes with the crew safe and aboard.
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U.S. Audit Targets Oil Industry in Price Freeze Probe
The Living Council plans a thorough audit of the oil industry under price freeze monitoring. The effort will check operations from wells to pumps, assess supplies, and study possible price violations, including potential rollbacks to mid May levels.
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British worker wages rise in year ending last April
The Department of Employment reports average weekly earnings for British male manual workers rose to 36.82 pounds in the year ending last April. This 1.8 percent increase follows the anti inflation pay price standstill begun November, reflecting changes in wages amid price controls.
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