Congress Nixon Should Have Seen Crisis Coming
Former National Commission on Materials Policy director James Boyd says Congress and the Nixon administration should have had emergency plans ready. He blames domestic oil companies for lagging exploration and refining while investing abroad for higher profits. The energy crisis warning came from the commission last June, which stressed decisive national action to meet deficiencies.
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Nixon Could Regain Confidence Says Senate Leader
Senator Hugh Scott said Americans lost confidence in President Nixon over Watergate and fault lies with the president until all charges are answered. He urged complete disclosure of all tapes and warned it remains difficult to restore trust without total candor. Scott predicted Nixon will not resign or be impeached and believes public confidence can return if full disclosure occurs.
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Ex-King Constantine to Move Near London in Victorian Mansion
Former king Constantine and his wife intend to reside in a Victorian mansion about twenty miles from London, adding to their years in Rome after Constantine was ousted in 1968 by a Greek military coup.
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