Nixon Keeps Busy Schedule With Diplomacy Ahead
President Nixon pursues a packed agenda with congressional briefings, Cabinet and National Security Council sessions, and plans for a Moscow summit. He aims to bolster diplomatic gains in the Mideast, prep NATO talks, and consider Europe and Japan trips while Congress weighs impeachment.
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Be f imports eyed. UPI says no controls planned
Washington reports a high ranking farm official says the administration plans to aid cattlemen through informal measures rather than reimposing import controls on foreign beef. Clayton Yeutter expects beef imports to stay well below 1.375 billion pounds, aided by talks with Australia and other exporters while prices stay low. Butz to face House Agriculture Committee amid calls for emergency credit aid for livestock producers losing money.
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Senate okays GI benefits for Vietnam era veterans
The Senate approved an 18 percent boost in GI bill educational benefits for Vietnam era veterans in a 91 to 0 vote. The measure, expected to cost about 1.9 billion dollars in the first year, raises monthly payments and extends eligibility, with grants for tuition and up to 2,000 dollars a year in low interest loans for eligible students.
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Moscow summit may limit underground nuclear tests
Senator Henry M. Jackson said the Nixon administration may have reached an agreement with the Soviet Union to limit underground nuclear tests, potentially announced at the Moscow summit opening June 27. Jackson noted Brezhnev’s remarks about limits imply progress, while Secretary Schlesinger stressed any MIRV deal must be highly specific and verifiable.
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Proposal to Veto Egypt Israel Nuclear Plant Plan
Washington Senator William Proxmire introduced legislation requiring Senate and House approval before any nuclear power plants and fuel are sent to Egypt and Israel. The move aims to retroactively delay agreements that would otherwise take effect automatically after submission unless Congress acts. Proxmire cited extraordinary questions and urged Congress to consider support or denial.
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