Nixon daughter Tricia Cox pregnancy report circulated
News reports claimed Tricia Cox Nixon is pregnant but Pat Nixon's press secretary denied any basis for the report. The Nixon family returned to Washington landed at Andrews Air Force Base but kept Tricia aboard the plane during the welcome. Senators Kennedy Tunney and others went on a Colorado River trip to scout Westwater Canyon for possible Wild River Act protection. Eugene Ormandy announced plans to conduct the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra in New York and Washington with pianist Sviatoslav Richter scheduled as guest pianist.
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House girds for big fight over farm subsidy bill
Washington AP report on the House poised for a major clash over a four year farm program and food stamp bill. debate centers on target price supports for cotton wheat and corn input costs and government payments to large growers. controversy also surrounds food stamp eligibility limits and potential amendments.
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Five More Cold Sprays Recalled Over Ingredient Link
The FDA ordered recalls of five aerosol cough and cold sprays after confirming the same chemical 1 1 1-trichloroethane linked to deaths and the Pertussin case. Morton Pharmaceutials and four other distributors recalled Deco ngestant Spray Nokal Decongestant Spray Sun Ray Decongestant Spray Share Decongestant Spray and one lot of Respagz.
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Soldiers drink more than civilians in new study
The Pentagon reports a civilian study on Army contracts finds drinking higher among soldiers than civilians, especially among the young and enlisted men. Dr. Richard Wilbur says efforts to curb temptation include higher liquor prices at military stores and reduced social events.
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Congress bids to unveil CIA oversight in closed hearings
The Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Intelligence Operations held a closed session with CIA Director-designate William Colby and other officers to discuss agency judgment requirements for the new fiscal year. This marked the first time since CIA's 1947 creation that the subcommittee sought direct input on the agency's finances and operations.
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Nixon heckled in Midwest as FBI chief sworn in
President Nixon faced hostile signs and taunts in Kansas City while swearing in Clarence Kelley as FBI director. He touted crime reductions and ending the draft, but demonstrators shouted accusations as he quickly left.
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Gloomy forecast for food prices from U S Council director
Atlanta AP report says the Cost of Living Council predicts no relief in food prices as production lags demand. Dr John Dunlop warns Phase 4 controls may curb prices but could risk shortages. he rejects blanket price regulation and notes possible increases in some foods.
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Verna research vessel returns to Palisades base after world voyage
The 202 foot Verna from Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Observatory returned to its home base in Palisades New York after a 25 000 mile global voyage spanning two years at sea.
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Oil Industry Audit Aimed at Price Freeze Compliance
The U S Audit, under the Price Freeze monitoring program, will audit oil industry operations from well to pump to detect price violations and supply flows. Florida sues 15 major U S oil firms alleging monopoly and price hikes, while a federal grand jury probes gasoline pricing and marketing in several western states.
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British male manual workers see wage rise in year
Average weekly earnings for British male manual workers climbed by 4.39 pounds to 57. The gain, equivalent to 1.70 dollars, marks a 15.8 percent rise from the previous year, amid the government price standstill policy started in November.
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