Poll results apparently have no big effect on voting intentions
Washington AP report says knowledge of poll results probably has no significant impact on voters' intentions. A House subcommittee heard that bad polls may influence campaign contributions, as the panel weighs federal regulation of polling procedures amid concerns over polls shaping elections.
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House
Administration
Joseph T. Klapper
Office of Social Research
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Opinion Research Corporation
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Debate over Korea unification stalls amid Western and Soviet clash
The article discusses arguments by Huang Malik Crowe and Bush about delaying or debating Korea unification and calls for no foreign interference as Korea talks proceed. Britain and the United States warn against UN debate interference while China and the Soviet Union condemn troops and the commission as interference. It then shifts to commentary on polling influence, with Cantril and Klapper noting polls rarely sway voters directly but shape media attention and campaign focus based on standings.
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U.S
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Libya
Mauritania
Syria
France
Sta|nislaw Trepczynski
Poland
Assembly
McGovern Shriver Plan for Urban Aid and Korea Debate
The article covers shifts in U.S. urban aid policy with Shriver criticising Nixon on impounding funds and foreign interference in urban renewal. It notes proposals for immediate emergency relief, property tax cuts, and new public service jobs, while detailing debates on Korea at the U.N. and Watergate developments including indictments and campaign finance questions.
Amin vows preemptive strike to stop Ugandan invasion
Ugandan leader Idi Amin declares a plan to strike Tanzanian forces before they cross into Uganda. He cites guerrilla supporters of ex President Milton Obote in Tanzania and vows to unleash Uganda air force and seaborne units against camps planning further incursions. Official reports place the initial invasion around Masaka, with 150 civilians killed and many displaced. Amin also meets Sudan's ambassador with a message from Jaafar el Numairi.
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Uganda
Amin
Tanzania
Masaka
Kampala
Milton Obote
Obote
Abdel Gadir
Sudan
Jaafar el Numairi
Thieu Visits Quang Tri Amid Shellfire and Vow of Tenacity
President Nguyen Van Thieu toured the Quang Tri province as Marines recaptured the area last weekend. Shellfire blocked entry to the Citadel and blew up a nearby ammunition dump. Thieu canceled two stops and rode a U.S. helicopter to marine headquarters where he praised both armies' will to win. He signaled a pause before a counteroffensive north of Quang Tri City and rejected extending emergency powers, saying he does not need to be a dictator.
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Neuyen van Thieu
Tained
Quang Tri Citadel
Thiex
U.S
Huong Dien
Thien
Thieu
Dong Ha
North Vietnam
Denture Adhesive Promises Secure Fit for Teeth
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Ford acknowledges illegal maintenance in 1973 tests
Ruckelshaus says Ford employees performed unauthorized maintenance on 1973 certification vehicles and conducted unreported tests under supervision. EPA notes possible criminal and civil penalties. Ford cooperated, withdrew and resubmitted applications, and now seven of twelve engine families are certified for 1973 cars.
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Ruckelshaus
Ford
EPA
Detroit
Wright Tisdale
Bomb threats and arrests widen in Middle East mail plot
European police widen a 4 nation manhunt for Arab terrorists linked to a mail bomb campaign. Envelopes sent from the Netherlands targeted Israeli and UN figures, with several intercepted or rendered harmless in Vienna Paris Brussels and London. Dutch officials vow tighter security as Israel and Arab leagues seek coordinated anti terrorism action.
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New York
Netherlands
Josef J. Tekoah
United Nations
Jacob Barmare
Uri Gordon
Vienna
Geneva
London
Dri. Ami Shachori
Paris
Brussels
Post Office
Abba Eban
Israel
U.N General Assembly
William P. Rogers
Mohammed Hassan el! Zayyat
Egypt
Pierre Har- Mel
Zayyat
Belgium
Ihe
Middle East
Mahmoud Riad
The
Arab League
Beirut
Lebanon
Scientist decries strict food additive tests
Dr Samuel Epstein of Case Western Reserve University argues no safe level exists for carcinogenic mutagenic or teratogenic substances in food additives. He warns proposed tests could ban essential nutrients like selenium in animal feeds and hinder safe use in human foods. Partnerships urged flexibility to allow safe additive levels amid ongoing debate.
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Samuel S. Epstein
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Edwards
Epstein
National Academy of Sciences’ Food Protection Committee
FDA
NAS
Academy
Proposal to recycle excess overseas dollars into jobs
Washington AP report says the International Economic Policy Association offered a plan Wednesday to borrow surplus U.S. dollars held abroad and redirect them into domestic job-creating projects. The proposal aims to spark employment growth by channeling international reserves into American construction and manufacturing initiatives.
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U.S
United States
International Economic Policy Asso
IEPA
Timothy W. Stanley
NATO
Jobn Hopkins University
International Monetary Fund
Break-in case tech lingers in public notice
A federal grand jury indicted seven people connected to the Watergate break-in including Liddy Hunt and five others. Dismissed defendants Barker Gonzalez Martinez Sturgis McCord and McCord Associates. Civil suit alleges Stans financed the break-in. Trial timing uncertain ahead of the presidential election.
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Hugh W. Sloan Jr
White House
Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Liddy
Hunt
Democratic
Bernard L. Barker
Vigillo R. Gonzalez
Eugenia Rb.martinez
Frank R. Sturgis
James W. McCord
McCord Associates Inc
Watergate
O'Brien
Stans
Richey
House debate over consumer protection bill intensifies
House Democrats vow to push the consumer protection measure backed by Ralph Nader and unions amid partisan resistance. A Republican source says Nixon may accept the House version but would veto the Senate bill. The bill targets injuries from everyday products, with 20 million Americans affected annually and 30,000 deaths. An attempt to include firearms failed in a voice vote. The panel approved a $10,000 damage threshold for citizen suits, enabling actions against manufacturers, distributors, or retailers regardless of the prior dispute.
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Mittee
House
Nixon
Senate
Ralph Nader
Consumer Federation of America
Afl-Cio
Jonathan B. Bingham
D-N.y
Charles E. Wiggins
R-Calif
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Bingsham
David W. Dennis
Rind
Commerce Committee
Germany ends stalemate as Brandt loses one vote
The absence of Schiller, who quit his Cabinet last July, leaves Brandt with 247 votes to the opposition's 248 in four months of stalemate. The Bundestag then passed a surface traffic treaty with East Germany without debate, a cornerstone of Brandt's reconciliation efforts, expected to be ratified Friday.
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Schiller
Brandt
Bundestag
East Germany
Beguiled Shakes Critics With Blood Chilling Thriller
Clint Eastwood's Beguiled prompts stunned reactions from critics. Jim Shertzer of the Winston-Salem Journal says it shook him more than Rosemary's Baby. The suspense builds as the film opens Friday in Riverside.
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Clint Eastwood
Jim Shertzer
The
Winston-Salem Journal
Riverside
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