Nixon tells Frost he is not lovable in latest interview
Nixon asserts in the fifth Frost interview broadcast on WGHP-TV that deception and tapes caused Watergate and that Martha Mitchell’s problems were not the cause. He questions Kissinger’s stance, criticizes the press, and maintains he is not a lovable figure.
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Nixon
David Frost
Wghp-Tv
Martha Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
White House
Watergate
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Indochinese Refugees and U S Policy Debate
Washington faces continued gaze of Indochinese refugees from Vietnam Cambodia and Laos. The United States has admitted about 150000 with debates over expanding further and proposals to shift parolees to permanent residents amid humanitarian concerns and UN aid.
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Washington
Indochina
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
United States
Congress
Carter
United States Committee For Refugees
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
U.N. High Commissioner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Thailand
TV report on women and minorities sparks mixed critique
A conservative view argues the Civil Rights Commission report on women and minorities in television is earnest yet flawed. It notes progress since years past but calls for broader representation, criticizing stereotypes and urging FCC action or voluntary industry reform.
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The
Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Welfare claims raise immigration welfare fears
Washington documents show a high share of new immigrants seek welfare within a year of arrival despite sponsor guarantees. About 400,000 immigrate yearly with 30,000 from the Philippines. embassies report consular officers cannot identify future welfare clients. The memo urges stricter restrictions and better enforcement to curb payouts.
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Washington
State Dept
U.S
United States
Philippines
Great Lakes
Manila
Budget talks reveal banks and overdrafts in fictional White House plan
Washington dialogue shows Bert Lance proposing an unpaid deficit fix by overdraft loans and bank accounts to fund a 60 billion shortfall. The plan envisions Treasury deposits, personal bank loans, and collateral from the US Postal Service, with a bank-friendly yet risky approach.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Bert
Treasury
National Bank of Georgia
Manufacturers- Hanover
First National Bank of Chicago
United States
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Mary Costello
United Nations High Commissioner For
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Mary
Mr. Grant
Lou
Edith
Bunker
Archie
Louise Jefferson
George
FCC
Nea
Les Whitten
National Agricultural Research Center
Jack Anderson
Postal Service
Georgia
Buchwald
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