Nixon China pledge surfaced as Carter weighs policy
A Nixon pledge to normalize relations with Peking, revealed by officials, was an intention not a binding agreement. Watergate weakened Nixon, delaying any action. Carter aides note no formal Chinese requests emerged, while Kissinger declined to comment. Carter plans to study China policy later, aligning with Vance and Scowcroft guidance.
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Easter in Jerusalem and around the world marked by Pope Paul VI
Jubilant Easter celebrations across the globe with Pope Paul VI blessing 200000 pilgrims in St. Peter's Basilica and Vatican City. Services in Jerusalem and New York, with diverse rites, languages, and a message of renewed life.
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A.A. Angle Jr
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Russians celebrate Easter in church and theatres
In Moscow Christians observed Easter in churches and at home feasts while theaters showed popular foreign films, with all-night gatherings continuing after late services. Officials arranged buses to cemeteries for grave cleaning and offerings despite Easter not being an official holiday.
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Taubman Allies Bet On Irvine Co Bid In $302.9 Million Run
Henry Ford and Irvine heirs form a investor group led by Taubman and Allen to finance a $302.9 million offer for the Irvine Co. The bid competes with Mobil’s $282 million, backed by Wells Fargo and a bank consortium, amid a long legal battle over the 10,000 acres near Orange County. The plan envisions shareholders from Irvine Co taking equity in the new group, with court approval still needed.
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Housing costs push renters past budget limits
Washington AP reports rising housing costs erode renters’ budgets and stall the rise of homeownership. Census HUD 1975 survey shows renters spending 2% plus of income on housing rising to 42.3% from 39.8% and 36.5% in 1974. Median rent share: under $5,000 income groups at 36% and $5,000 to $7,000 at 30%. Homeowners with a mortgage allocate 18% of income to housing. Despite subsidies, homeownership fell short of rising costs. HUD officials urge more funds and policy review.
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Warnke warns of new arms race if talks fail
Paul Warnke warned on CBS Face the Nation that failure to reach an arms reduction pact with the Soviet Union could trigger a new arms race. He said spending billions on new weapons would be likely if talks collapsed, while expressing guarded optimism for an agreement even if a Carter Brezhnev summit became necessary.
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