Drop Raises Hopes Of Consumer Relief
The government reports raw farm item prices fell four percent in October, lowering costs for cattle hogs wheat broiler chickens and eggs while milk rice oranges dry beans and grapefruit rose. The Crop Reporting Board notes shifts from Sept 15 to Oct 15 as a sign of possible consumer relief at supermarkets. A separate Miami Herald piece alleges a secret fund created in 1971 by Sen. Edward J. Gurney and aides for unreported contractor payments, with Justice Department probing. Bernhard describes internal sabotage and dirty tricks aimed at the Muskie campaign, undermining public image and fundraising. He cites stolen scheduling documents and sabotage by Segretti operatives as key factors in derailment.
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Muskie
Segretti
Nixon
USDA
ITT pledges aid amid Nixon intervention controversy
ITT pledges funds to assist the 1972 Republican National Convention while ITT spokesman Robert Jurisch denies prior knowledge of any presidential intervention in anti trust matters. Kleindienst defends his Senate testimony, notes disclosure to Archibald Cox, and addresses press accounts of leaks.
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ITT
Robert Jurisch
Justice Department
White the cardiologist who shaped modern heart care
Boston born Dr White led cardiology from its basement unit at Massachusetts General Hospital in 1914, using early cardiograms and a 1000 page Heart Disease reference. He advocated moderation and exercise after a mild heart attack in 1970, practiced daily walks in Boston, and valued patients as individuals over cases. Officials noted fruit price index changes, with higher prices driven by new crop oranges and grapefruit.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
London
White
Paris
Vienna
Boston
Watergate tapes and antitrust cases linked to Nixon era
Senators pressed for reopening inquiries into the ITT antitrust settlement and possible perjury by Kleindienst. Nixon aides faced questions over tapes and leaks while Saxbe signaled confirmation as attorney general. Bernstein and Shuster proposed investigations while Haldeman recalled listening to two tapes from key meetings.
Saxbe Says He Will Accept If Nominated For Attorney General
Prosecutor spoke outside the White House and said a final decision on William Saxbe’s nomination is expected in about a week. Saxbe noted discussions implied an offer, recalled he would be “there to talk about being attorney general,” and warned Nixon would have to accept him with his faults.
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Ohio
Elliot L. Richardson
White House
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Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Bernhard
Senate Watergate Committee
E.G. Shuster
R-Pa
Cox
ITT
Dean
Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Saxbe
Gerald Warren
Cook
Poth
Ford
Robert H. Bork
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House Judiciary Committees
FBI
Peter W. Rodine
House Judiciary Committee
Bork
Rodino
House
Cannon
Meir says issues will be discussed in friendship
In spite of her remark reporters asked what problems she referenced. The former premier left Tel Aviv for Washington and stated that while there are problems to discuss they will be handled in friendship. Meanwhile Sadat urged Israeli withdrawal as a step toward peace and ruled out direct peace talks until the cease fire line is respected.
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Middle East
Cairo
Sadat
Israel
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Suez
United Nations
West Bank
Nixon
U.S. State Department
Moshe Dyan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
Pentagon Ends Worldwide Alert For U S Servicemen
Pentagon ended its worldwide alert on Wednesday as about 350,000 servicemen returned to normal duties. The 2.2 million strong force had been on heightened readiness since fears grew of Soviet troops moving to Egypt. In the Mediterranean the Sixth Fleet and Atlantic Fleet shifted to normal status while over 90 Russian ships lingered. the 6th Fleet grew to around 60 vessels with three aircraft carriers and two helicopter carriers and 3600 Marines aboard.
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Mekong River
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Soviet Union
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Middle East
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Russia
Europe
Cairo
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82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bagg
N.C
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