Washington Moscow aim to end Mideast war with ceasefire plan
Washington and Moscow progress toward a ceasefire tied to a wider settlement. Kissinger and Soviet envoy Anatoly Dobrynin spearhead talks as the United States faces Arab pressure over Israel. Kuwait and other Arab states plan modest oil cuts to push Israel toward withdrawal, while Nixon pledges unrelenting support for Israel and hopes for peace.
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United Nations Security Council
Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly F. Ae
United States
Israel
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
Kuwait
Kissinger
Nixon
Board of Trade chiefs oppose futures change
The president of the Kansas City Board of Trade and the executive secretary of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange testifying before a House committee urged leaving reforms to industry. They defended the futures system as well operated under stress and warned against creating a larger independent CEA with SEC like powers.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Hearne Christopher
Kansas City
Alvin W. Donahoo
Minneapolis
House
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Commodity Exchange Authority
CEA
Senate
Justice Department For Prosecution
Kan
Christopher
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sinatra to MC 35th Motion Picture Pioneers Dinner
Frank Sinatra will be master of ceremonies for the 35th annual Foundation of Motion Picture Pioneers dinner honoring Ted Ashley named Pioneer of the Year for 1973.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Foundation of Motion Picture Pioneers
Ted Ashley
Average person uses sixty gallons of water daily
The statement notes that the typical individual consumes about 60 gallons of water each day. It highlights general water usage without specifying regions or demographics.
Nixon At Odds On PHS Hospital Closing Clash Stalls Key Defense Bill
Congress reopens a dispute with President Nixon over closing Public Health Service hospitals fueling a stall in a $21.3 billion Defense Department weapons bill. Senators sided with keeping eight hospitals open, but the House blocked a full up or down vote, delaying action and adjournment plans.
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Nixon
Phs Hospital
Washington
Gress
House
Defense Department
Senate
Senate House
Anderson
New Orleans
Hebert
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