Wallace hints at 1976 run as average citizen focus
Alabama Governor George Wallace declared 1976 could belong to the average citizen and said he would likely announce his presidential bid in June. He spoke in Nashville appealing to Tennessee to keep its primary, claiming growing nationwide support for his middle class platform and noting a liberalized stance on segregation.
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U.S. House approves plan for federal oil purchasing agency
The Ways and Means Committee backed a proposal to create a federal agency to buy imported oil for resale to U.S. refiners. Critics called it nationalization while supporters called it a flexible tool for securing imports at fair prices. The broader energy tax bill adds gasoline taxes and imports quotas.
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Gromyko pledges Israel existence backed by USSR
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said Moscow would back a Middle East peace settlement that guarantees Israel’s independent existence with strict guarantees and a U N supervised withdrawal from occupied Arab lands. He spoke at a Kremlin dinner with Syrian and Egyptian officials.
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