First War Prisoners Home in Israel and Egypt
Reports from the Cairo Suez front describe cease-fire talks at a U N tent along the Cairo Suez highway about transferring Israel highway checkpoints to the United Nations and evacuating wounded from Suez where 1 400 persons crowd a 300 bed hospital. Gamazy comments outline Red Cross coordination while Khadafy sends a cable to Sadat urging more war.
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Skylab Flight Ready Amid Repairs and Space Talks
NASA engineers say the Saturn 1B rocket is sound after replacing tail fins and addressing cracks, while astronauts prepare for a 9 01 a m EST Friday launch. Separately, Egypt and Israel see limited cease-fire progress at the UN with Kosygin urging immediate action toward a lasting Middle East peace.
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Nixon asserts he will not resign amid probe
Nixon, addressing lawmakers in private sessions, reiterates he has not admitted guilt and will disclose more information. Reps Scherle and Schneebeli react variably, with Scherle doubtful of notable changes and Schneebeli finding Nixon convincing. Nixon plans position papers, defends candor, and says handling of 1972 campaign issues will be acknowledged, while stating those involved must accept responsibility for past mistakes.
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Connally Defends Dairy Parity Talk Amid Campaign Silence
Connally says he learned of dairy industry pressure before the March 12 decision and voiced support for parity above 80 percent. He briefed Hardin White House staff and George Shultz, denying any political contributions or commitments to Nixon's re election. Capitol Hill protests followed the Hardin ruling with bills to lift parity toward 90 percent as Congress debated the issue.
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White House Defends Nixon on Richardson Remarks
White House officials said Nixon did not call Richardson a liar. They stated comments on perjury followed a senator’s charge about deceptive testimony by Richardson, and that Richardson’s Senate account reflected a misunderstanding of Nixon’s position on Watergate tapes. Kenneth W. Clawson distributed a statement denying any accusation of lying or calls for perjury investigations.
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Nixon Administration
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Archibald Cox
Watergate Era Campaign Financing Probe Expands
Testimony shows executives fear competitive disadvantage unless they donate. Spater urged banning high government officials or their reps from soliciting campaign funds. American Airlines first to admit illegal contribution, cooperating with prosecutors. Braniff Airways officials testified about disguising a 40000 dollar donation tied to Nixon support via Panama sales.
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Commerce Reports Surplus In Balance Of Payments
The United States posted a $2.1 billion official reserve transaction surplus in the third quarter, up from $463 million in Q2, with a $1.1 billion net liquidity gain in private financial flows. Strong foreign trade and US security purchases helped, marking the biggest reserve surplus since 1960 and signaling dollar strength amid international currency shifts.
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