Nixon Grandchild Report Denied by White House Aide
Tricia Cox denied pregnancy rumors amid a Washington Stars News report. Pat Nixon press secretary Helen MacCaine Smith said there was no basis. The Nixon family returned to Andrews Air Force Base and left quietly as reporters were cleared from the area.
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Congress weighs farm subsidy bill with guaranteed income debate
Washington AP reports a four year farm program and food stamp bill faces House battles over guaranteed farmer incomes and proposed limits on government supports for large scale growers. The Oak produces an adjustable target price plan and food stamp eligibility rules spark sharp partisan contention.
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Recall of Five More Cold Sprays Ties to Ingredient
FDA orders recall of five brands of serosal cough aid sprays over identical ingredient linked to a fatality in Cleveland. Agencies note 12 other cases tied to Perlussin though most involved improper spray use. Recalls cover Marti Pharmaceuticis M phis and brands including Marton, Nokol Decongas tant Spray, Sunstay Deenngshint Spray, Slate Decongastant spray, Share Spray, and Unite States.
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Military alcohol problem study cited by defense official
Washington reports that a Defense Department review found heavier drinking among soldiers in uniform than civilians. Assistant Secretary Wilbur says efforts will curb temptations and restrict happy hours in military venues, with Europe and other postings affected and stiffer penalties for heavy drinking and related evacuations.
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Congress Eyes CIA Budget in Closed Hearing
The Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Intelligence Operations convened a closed session to discuss the CIA budget, seeking updated financial controls and oversight. Lawmakers, including voices from the Appropriations Committee, promise access to sensitive materials while maintaining secrecy.
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Nixon in Kansas City faces crowds amid Watergate fallout
President Nixon visited Kansas City amid hostile chants and a subdued crowd, defending his record on crime and foreign policy while Watergate disclosures linger. Police chief Clarence Kelley was sworn in as director of the FBI unit, signaling law enforcement emphasis as Nixon prepares a busy week of meetings and economic talks.
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Gloomy forecast on food prices hints at policy controls
Atlanta reports a sharp forecast for food prices with potential rises despite a looming price freeze. Ordoh Dunlop of the National Council notes weaker US production in the first half of the year amid rising demand and backs phased controls rather than blanket price limits.
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Verna Coleman University vessel completes 24000 mile world voyage
The seaworthy craft from Verna Coleman University named Pamerades ends a long voyage after traveling about 24 000 miles around the world. The vessel reached the coastal observatory at Lamint Paberty Geological Observatory Sara after its longest leg.
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Oil price probe widens as U S audits hit industry
U S auditors plan a comprehensive review of the oil industry under the price freeze monitoring program. The Dallas Morning News reports a special task force will spot check prices and supplies to detect violations and assess shortages while considering price rollbacks or tighter markup controls. Separate lawsuits accuse major oil firms of fueling a fuel crisis and violating antitrust laws.
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British worker earnings rise in year ending October
Britain reports higher average weekly earnings for male minor workers. Official figures show earnings up by a third compared with the previous year as the government notes continued wage gains.
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