Nixon Trudeau first summit before Peking
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Five allied leaders met for five hours to discuss ahead of Nixon trips to Peking and Moscow while Canadian officials report reassurances on U.S. stance. In Williamsburg the administration announced a national corrections academy to reform prisons as President Nixon calls them colleges of crime. Earl Butz urged support for small farmers as agriculture secretary. A Newark court heard youths report fear of police searches across New Jersey. The Senate approved extended unemployment benefits and the House Rates Committee backed a national food bank bill with a loan hiking amendment. mixed votes left Nixon plans challenged.
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Ranuelos Named U.S. Treasurer After No Dissent
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