Soviet Hint of Moscow Visit Ties to East Pakistan War
Moscow appears to ignore White House warnings over Soviet Indian support in East Pakistan. Kissinger linked Soviet backing to Nixon visit, while diplomats saw Moscow ready to press for a ceasefire and maintain relations with Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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Nixon wins bipartisan backing on devaluing dollar
President Nixon won endorsement from Democratic and Republican congressional leaders for devaluing the dollar. They agreed Congress would approve devaluation by raising the official price of gold when the administration requests it. The plan links currency realignment with reduced trade barriers and overseas cost sharing as talks with Group of Ten ministers begin at Smithsonian.
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