Laird to Sheriff Nixon a Guard Against Impulses in White House
Melvin R. Laird, newly named counselor to the president for domestic affairs, says Nixon must be protected from his own impulses. He criticizes aides who failed to say no and recalls orders to fire officials he refused, citing Watergate impact and a need to move government past the scandal. Laird says no cosmetic change, expects substantive policy direction with Cabinet rank.
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Oil majors pledge to voluntary allocation plan
Associated Press reports 23 large oil companies agreed to join the voluntary petroleum allocation system amid a congressional hearing on fuel shortages. Rep. Addabbo claimed only Gulf agreed, but Interior official Ligon disputed that, saying several firms participate under Treasury guidelines.
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