Two Readings of Nixon White House War Policy
Washington reporters examine secret WSAG papers on India Pakistan war, weighing whether Kissinger and Nixon misled the public. The analysis contrasts public lines with Dec 3 7 briefings and notes re policy, aid cuts, and possible hidden concerns about Pakistan.
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U.S
Congress
Jack Anderson
Washington Special Action Group
WSAG
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Pakistan
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India
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Anderson
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Kenneth Keating
William P. Roger
Pat Nixon Ends Africa Tour With Warm Ivory Coast Reception
First Lady Pat Nixon wrapped up a seven day Africa swing in Ivory Coast where crowds greeted her with cheers. She praised the continent as a land of enchantment and said she saw no ugly faces during the trip. She met with leaders of Liberia Ivory Coast and Ghana discussing U S policy including aid and future trips. Nixon indicated she may not undertake another solo journey soon and will return home on Sunday her husband President Nixon turning 59.
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Ivory Coast
Pat Nixon
Africa
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Nixon
Liberia
Ghana
White House
U.S
Peking
Moscow
United States
Dedication Leader Sees Ship Crisis
PASCAGOULA Miss AP The chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission urged a crossroads choice for U S maritime industry. Helen D Bentley said the industry must compete with foreign workers and build quality products at attractive prices while noting the Merchant Marine decline to under 600 ships. She spoke at the MV Falcon Princess launch by Ingalls Nuclear Shipbuilding for Falcon Tankers Inc. The new ships are the largest diesel powered commercial vessels built in the United States.
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Ingalls
Falcon
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Pay Hikes In South To Drop In 1972
The Department of Labor reports more than 300000 Southeast workers will receive raises in 1972 about 19 percent of organized regional workers. A deferred wage rise will cover 675000 employees due to previous negotiations, with construction contracts impacting most workers March through September.
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Southeast
Department of Labor
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Atlanta
Brunswick A. Bagdon
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