Kissinger Plans Algeria Stop in Middle East Tour
Secretary of State Kissinger begins a wide tour, stopping in Algiers to meet President Boumedienne and Algerian foreign minister Boutefika as part of a push to secure Arab support for mediated peace talks in Geneva. He will also meet Heath and Douglas-Home, address Western unity on oil, and press for coordinated Atlantic action ahead of the December Geneva conference. He visits Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and Israel before Geneva.
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Truck Protest Support Limited Across Regions
Truck drivers threatening work stoppages over higher fuel costs and lower speed limits won limited support. Independent truckers blocked diesel pumps at two Georgia stops near Cordele while other planned protests were scaled back or abandoned. Some groups urged shut downs by night’s end, but no widespread stoppage occurred.
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Venezuela Pledges Oil Policy Shift to Bypass Tariffs
Venezuela's presidential hopeful Carlos Andres Perez vows to use petroleum as a tool to lower trade barriers, aiming to direct oil policy away from developed countries. He calls for advancing the 1983 expiry of major concessions and criticizes Nixon-era Latin American policy. Perez, a veteran Democrat Action leader, asserts his election despite incomplete official returns.
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Israelis to Attend Geneva Peace Conference Despite Dayan Warning
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban reaffirmed attendance at the Geneva Arab Israeli peace talks next week despite Defense Minister Dayan’s threat to boycott if Syria participates and POW access is blocked. Eban later signaled talks with Egypt Jordan and Lebanon possible, while excluding Syria until POW issues are settled. Saboteur activity and unrest rise in the West Bank as security forces crack down ahead of the conference and King Hussein plans to decide on attendance after Kissinger’s December visit.
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IRS Ruling Sparks Claims Of White House Pressure
U.S. District Judge Charles R. Richey ruled that the DenAR on Corporate Responsibility had not been treated fairly by the IRS and likely faced political interference. He ordered the center be considered tax exempt, but said he lacked full material from White House and Treasury files. The center, founded by former ROUGH Ralph Nader associates, dissolved in July after contributions fell short.
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Weicker Challenges Nixon Tax Deduction Details
Senator Weicker released a legal memorandum and 26 documents challenging President Nixon’s $570000 deduction for prepresidential pasta gifts to the National Archives. He argues two possible delivery methods fail to meet 1969 law and accuses the White House of misleading defense.
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California Sets Nixon Tax Probe
California officials will conduct a confidential probe to see if President Nixon owes state income tax. Democratic member William Bennett accused Nixon of evading taxes and sought an immediate bill, but the request was rejected by two Republicans on the Franchise Tax Board. Board Chairman Houston Pasin stated Nixon would be treated fairly and, if legally liable, would pay taxes.
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Nixon's Jet Crew Flies Every Week
The article reports that Nixon considered traveling by train for a Florida holiday while his jet crew maintains weekly flights to preserve crew proficiency and detect aircraft issues. It notes the potential fuel savings are doubtful and discusses broader curtailment of military flying.
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