Nixon says peace in Middle East must be durable and fair
Nixon states that any peace arrangement must be durable and not one sided. He argues negotiations without imposed terms show the US aims for a conference with the Big Four that respects all parties. He notes recent arrivals in Israel as evidence of ongoing effort toward settlement.
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Hickel Predicts Nixon May Abandon Pollution Spending Limit
Hickel suggests Nixon may drop limits on environmental spending with figures like 214 million in play. Moynihan argues consumers avoid cost of production and disposal without harming the environment. Finch cautions that spending effectiveness matters more than total amount and notes uncertainties and limited capability.
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Two Deaf Mutes Die in Hilton Hotel Fire
In Chicago at the Conrad Hilton Hotel two deaf young men perished from smoke Sunday as they could not hear alarms. Eighteen others were injured as fire officials noted elevator short circuits and confusion among guests on the ninth floor during the blaze.
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U.S. Secret Service Ties and Space Liability Talk
Salant said he was irate and suspected Secret Service agents after threats on President Nixon. A law enforcement official notes possible legal distinctions between notes and TV film. A lawyer mentions cooperative telecommunication issues. The U.N. committee set a July 3 deadline for an agreement on liability for space vehicle damages.
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Nixon Aid Veto Threat Casts Shadow On Health Labor Bill
Former vice president Humphrey predicts President Nixon will veto a 19.7 billion health and labor bill as inflationary. He argues for a cheaper measure and suggests financing pollution fight by taxing polluting industries with a pay as you pollute approach.
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Subpoena Issued for Unused Panther TV Interview Parts
Federal authorities subpoenaed unused portions of a TV program about men. Salant identified the files and said the matter was turned over to CBS for questioning in San Francisco.
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Nomination Vote Signals Carswell Supreme Court Seat
Bar Association sources indicate Carswell’s nomination to the Supreme Court is favored by committee officials. In a Sunday briefing Lawrence E. Walsh suggested the panel would not speculate against approval and hinted at a positive report.
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Bus Crash Kills 24 Injures 18 in Mexico
A bus plunges from a cliff on the Mexico City to Fresnillo route killing 24 and injuring 18. Federal police report the crash occurred Sunday on the mountain road. The investigation follows other officials and sets the tone for this week’s talks on committee appointments in Washington.
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