Editorial: Compensation Poses Dilemmas for U S Trade Policy
The U S weighs whether to accept a reluctant European offer of minor market concessions to offset enlargement costs. Officials fear accepting risks Congress backlash. rejecting risks tariffs and strained ties ahead of new talks. Experts doubt the offer’s finality and note France’s stance.
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Nixon holds line as Watergate gloom envelops White House
Washington reports Nixon remains defiant though troubled by Watergate strain. He fears loss of presidency power, argues he is best suited to handle diplomacy with Russia China and the Middle East. He contemplates legal costs and seeks stronger counsel while aides seek better lawyers.
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Nixon aide and Mills probe critique on White House handling
The piece portrays President Nixon steering his own defense in Watergate matters with Judge Sullivan aiding a new legal unit, while Mills faces criticism for steering inquiries and accepting a $15,000 corporate contribution from Gulf Oil, later paid back after scrutiny. It notes alleged whitewashing and ethical concerns surrounding Gulf Oil and IRS favors.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Stock market stretches gains as holiday phase begins
Wall Street enters a light week with eight trading days left in 1973. The Dow industrials rose 18.37 to 82.49, volume at 19.49 million shares after a snow delay the prior day. Traders described the move as a technical rebound following a slide, amid a thin news backdrop.
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Senate votes to restore chrome embargo from Rhodesia
The Senate approved an embargo on chrome imports from Rhodesia by a 54 to 37 vote. The move now awaits House approval, with Sen. Hubert Humphrey optimistic the goal of closing the loophole will pass in the House as well.
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The Limits Of Power By James Reston
Commentator James Reston argues that major powers restrain their strength to avoid catastrophe. He reviews U S and Soviet restraint in Vietnam, Arab oil leverage, Kissinger’s diplomacy, and the risks of forcing outcomes through power plays in the Middle East.
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Rodino Hints Nixon Impeachment Inquiry Could End This Spring
Peter W. Rodino chairman of the House Judiciary Committee said the inquiry into possible Nixon impeachment could conclude in the spring. He noted Republicans want expeditious action and that he plans to appoint a special counsel, with Jonn M. Doar a leading candidate.
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A Thought About Law Protecting Life by Ed Howe
A quote attributed to Ed Howe asserts some men survive simply because killing them remains illegal. The saying reflects on law’s protective reach and moral constraints.
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Ministers and wealth in youth choice and faith
A discussion on why ministers often denounce material wealth while acknowledging Bible presents wealth without inherent evil. It notes wealth can distract from God and character, citing Jesus and Paul, and urges young people to strive for top achievement yet practice stewardship and faith.
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