Wilson Plans February Visit to Washington
Prime Minister Harold Wilson plans a February visit to Washington for talks with Richard Nixon after Nixon becomes president. The discussions would follow Britain’s ambassador-designate John Freeman’s note on a new understanding among Red China and the Soviet Union and focus on the world monetary situation and steps to boost money flow and trade.
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Scranton Sets 10 Day Middle East Fact Finding Tour
Former Gov. William W. Scranton begins a 10 day tour to six Middle East nations including Iran Saudi Arabia United Arab Republic Jordan Lebanon and Israel. He aims to relay leaders views to president elect Nixon and says no policy will be proposed during the trip. He has briefing from Secretary Rusk Defense Secretary Clifford CIA Director Helms and Rostow.
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Nixon Aide Allen Seen As Skeptical On Soviets
Richard V. Allen, 32, a Stanford Hoover Institution staffer named by President-elect Nixon, is described as bearish on bridging Washington and Moscow. He questions many experts' moves toward closer Soviet relations and is skeptical of Communist utterances. Allen holds degrees from Notre Dame and Munich, taught at Georgia Tech, and authored works on peace and national security.
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L A Woman Cured After Nine Years Of Itching By OZENE
A testimonial from a Los Angeles reader describes relief from years of vaginal and skin itching using a creme named OZENE. The ad claims OZENE treats fungi and bacteria and soothes inflamed tissue with a gentle formula.
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Kissinger Named Security Adviser to Nixon White House
Henry A. Kissinger, 45, named as Nixon’s security affairs adviser, brings a tough East West stance and Harvard background. He plans to involve foreign experts in White House consultations and has served as adviser to Governor Rockefeller and various government agencies.
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