Kissinger In London Threats Reported
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger faced tight security in London after reports of assassination threats linked to his Europe travel. Police, dogs, and security measures surrounded his arrival, as U.S. officials confirmed threats occurred before prior trips to the Middle East and China.
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Nixon Gift Tax Review Spurs IRS Probe and Kissinger Security
Weicker launches his own IRS inquiry into Nixon gift tax matter after Dean and Kinsey raised flags while Nixon agrees to back taxes if the panel finds the deduction unauthorized. The White House says Nixon asked the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation to review the gift. Extraordinary security for Kissinger marks his Brussels trip with NATO talks and EU meetings amid East West tensions.
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Politics dates next fall and Nixon figures
The discussion centered on 1974 electoral prospects with Nixon’s approach. Bush Brock and Michael backed full Watergate disclosures and hinted at GOP strategy. Nixon and aides reviewed state by state prospects and possible candidate moves. Ford participated but avoided reporters. Snow affected Virginia regions as officials misread forecast.
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Grand jury delays linger after campus shootings fallout
In suburban Pittsburgh Arthur and Allison Krause's family reacts to news of a grand jury probe while civil suits over the incident seek more than 12 million dollars in damages. Former Ohio Governor Rhodes, now under scrutiny, declines comment as litigation and Supreme Court questions loom.
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Energy policy clash shapes oil and plastics sector debate
Connecticut Governor Meskill urged President to free crude for petrochemicals and end price controls. EPA and AEC clash ends with AEC authority to set radioactive emission standards. Airlines face fuel limits, risking 2,600 daily departures and over 25,000 jobs, amid revised estimates of 17 percent shortfalls in fuel supplies.
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Israel May Boycott Peace Parley Over Prisoner Lists
Israel warned it will boycott the Geneva peace conference if Syria attends and fails to provide a list of Israeli prisoners held since the October war. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said Israel would not participate unless POW lists are handed over and the Red Cross can verify treatment. The stance comes amid regional clashes on the Golan Heights and Suez front as Egypt and Syria reported fighting with Israeli forces. Jordanian King Hussein warned of acute danger of renewed fighting. Syria also claimed Israeli ships broke a blockade near the Bab al Mandab strait under U.S. protection.
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Navy carrier Kitty Hawk fire under investigation at sea
Navy officials would not discuss causes of Tuesday's fire on the Kitty Hawk, saying the incident is under investigation. The vessel had undergone a 2.2 million modernization at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard near San Francisco and carried a 14 squadron air wing. The system was described as capable of locating Soviet subs and using fighters to intercept nuclear missiles aimed at U.S. cities. The keel was laid December 27, 1954, at Camden New Jersey and launched May 21, 1960.
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Law limits early time deposits penalties and rates
Federal law restricts early withdrawal of time deposits. Banks must forfeit three months of interest and reduce earnings to the passbook rate when withdrawals occur before maturity. This rule governs penalties and interest adjustments on premature withdrawals.
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