Senate panel cites executive secrecy in Vietnam era
A bipartisan Senate Special Committee reports that top presidential decisions were hidden from Congress and the public, citing Cambodia bombing and other Vietnam war actions. It urges new laws to curb secrecy, require publication of directives, and allow classified Federal Register access.
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China favors Western Europe defense and NATO strength
Sen. Henry M. Jackson cited a report from Beijing stating China supports a strong NATO presence in Western Europe and warns against immediate U.S. troop withdrawals. He said China fears Soviet pressure in the East if NATO weakens. Jackson returned from China and met with Chinese leaders.
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Soviets pledge detente policy with Ford to improve ties
Pravda states the Soviet Union will continue a firm policy toward improving Soviet American relations and urges honoring earlier pledges. It expresses hope a Ford administration can win Congress approval of the 1972 trade pact and MFN status, stalled by U.S. lawmakers over emigration issues.
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Panel of experts backs national medical insurance bill
Washington panel of experts predicts Congress will enact some form of national medical insurance this year. HEW secretary Weinberger and Mills expect a compromise bill, with Roth cautious, while Griffiths Long and Cohen present varied funding plans and phasing.
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Congress Set to Debate $20 Billion Transit and $11.3 Billion Housing
Congress plans a busy week with a $20 billion mass transit bill and an $11.3 billion housing measure slated for debate. A joint session will hear President Ford’s first major address as leaders aim for an abbreviated summer recess. Ford’s VP nomination will undergo preliminary checks, with confirmation votes after recess.
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Ford to expand Nixon energy policy says Morton
Interior Secretary Morton says President Ford will extend Nixon era energy and minerals goals with greater emphasis and degree rather than a shift. He notes stronger focus on energy research, environmental protection, outdoor recreation, and Project Protection linking energy output with land use.
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GOP governors seek to regain Democratic seats
In Chicago Republican governors and gubernatorial candidates planned strategy to reclaim seats lost to Democrats. Governor Winfield Dunn noted Watergate would be an issue but urged focus on inflation and employment as Nixon resignation aims to clear the air for races.
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