Trade Pact Refusal Signals Detente Setback in Paris
Paris papers call the Soviet renunciation of the 1972 trade pact a sharp setback for Brezhnev and Kissinger, warning it could blunt detente and provoke ill conceived reactions to new crises. They cite Moscow illness rumors, succession struggles, and criticise Washington for driving a police state stance while noting emigration gains and Congress support for broader human rights tied to trade.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Sec
Henry A. Kissinger
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White House
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le Quotidien
Europe
Communist Party
Morning Stee
London
L'Humanite
Washington
Kissinger
AtMerhcart Congress
Guardian
Soviet Union
U.S
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Capitol Hill
Dr. Kissinger
Daily Telegraph
Vutas
Brezhrev
Congress
Dean says Nixon punished enough and may be vindicated
John Dean, fresh from his pardon and release, says he would likely visit Nixon to discuss Watergate and Nixon’s foreign policy achievements. He stresses Nixon has suffered enough, sees potential vindication, and notes Nixon could provide a full public Watergate statement if willing.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Hai Uly
Kissinger
Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Nixon
White House
John Dean
Dean
San Clemente
Nixon
Sam
Watergate
Democrats remove two top chairs in party shakeup
In Washington Democrats on the Steering and Policy Committee rejected Wayne Hays for Administration and Wright Patman for Banking, signaling tough odds in the caucus. Frank Thompson and Henry Reuss faced likely tougher paths as chairmanships shift amid liberal credentials and Capitol intrigue.
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Washington
UPI
House
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Wright Paiman
Texas
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Henry Heuss
Wisconsin
Hays
Patman
Tlays
Thessipson
Reuss
Thompson
Wyman Durkin Row Sees Senate Contested Seating Battle
The New Hampshire Senate faces a disputed seating of winner loser winner Louis C Wyman after a recount by 10 votes and a Ballot Law Commission reversal. Lawmakers consider a mid February runoff bill while Durkin calls for review. Wyman, the incumbent appointee, uses Senate channels to serve remaining term.
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Washington
UPI
Louis C. Wyman
New Hampshire
Senate
John A. Durkin
Weman
Durkin
State
Sistory
Wyman
Energy plan could cost consumers more than tax cut
New York economists warn Ford energy package may raise consumer costs by 55 billion dollars annually, outweighing the 28.5 billion in proposed tax cuts. They project higher fuel prices fueling inflation around 10 percent through 1975, dampening consumer confidence and offsetting any tax rebate gains.
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UPL
Ford
L. William Seidman
Seidman
Pierre Rinfret
Johnson and Nixon
Tilford Gaines
Manufacturers
Hanover Bank of New York
Gaines
Eliot Janeway
Otto Eckstein
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