Rockefeller as potential strongest U S vice president
Washington reports Nelson Rockefeller, 66, former New York governor, appears set to become the most powerful vice president in U S history. Senate confirmation came last week with House approval expected. Rockefeller's long presidential run and financing, including the Rockefeller Commission on Critical Choices for America, underpins his economic program destined for the White House early next year.
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Want Ad Wife Seeker Gets Special Post Office Box
A 1 year old bachelor in Jefferson Wisconsin advertised for a wife with an 11 by 4 inch notice in two local papers. The post office set aside a separate box to handle his mail after dozens of responses poured in. He described a date night and pumpkin ice cream as part of the ideal match and noted one correspondent stood out with a good voice and a strong sense of humor.
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U S Allies Split On Dealing With Energy And Recession
UPI analysis notes a rift between the United States and western allies over solving the twin crises of energy shortages and global recession. Europe relies on the U S for defense but on Arab oil, while Kissinger’s plan for joint oil price actions risks Arab oil cutoffs, heightening tensions.
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Philippine tourism grows with Japanese lead in 1974 arrivals
The Philippines reports 14.2 million foreign visitors through October, up 79 percent from 1973, with total tourist spending around 94.32 million dollars. Japanese visitors reached 126,109, boosted by a 203 percent rise, while European concerns and energy policy discussions dominated European and U.S. leadership chatter.
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