Egypt and Israel clash over Geneva Middle East talks
Egypt accuses Israel of obstructing peace talks as Israel agrees to Geneva attendance but will not meet Syria until Damascus provides a list of prisoners. Fahmi and Eban voiced skeptical stances on Palestinian participation while Kissinger urged U S involvement during his trip.
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Humphrey Tax Deduction Tied to Personal Papers Donation
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey reportedly claimed a tax deduction for donating his personal papers from 1965 to 1969 to the Minnesota State Historical Society. Scripps-Howard cites GSA records showing other officials may have claimed relief, with Congress reviewing Nixon’s similar deduction amid questions of propriety.
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Army admits drop in high school diploma rate among new recruits
Official Pentagon data show November enlistments yielding 38 percent high school graduates, the lowest in four years. Intelligence testing also reveals 18 percent classified as Category IVs, with low IQ and below average scores, compared to historical ranges.
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GAO cites almost $100000 in costs for Agnew staff and offices
GAO preliminary report shows $95,406 spent through December 4 to provide Spiro Agnew with offices 18 aides and supplies plus free mailing privileges. Comptroller General Staats questions legal basis for agents and notes limited cooperation from White House and Secret Service. Rep. Moss requested probe amid blocked information.
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Saxbe Confirmed as Attorney General in 75 10 Vote
The Senate confirmed Sen. William B. Saxbe as Nixon’s fourth attorney general by 75 to 10, with debate urging independence for Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski. Saxbe pledged to work in the country’s best interests as he begins naming a deputy.
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Kissinger wraps talks with Portugal ally over Middle East ties
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger concluded discussions with Portugal in Lisbon after thanking the government for letting U.S. supply planes land in the Azores. He planned a brief stop in Spain amid Madrid’s denial of using Torrejon air base, and he cited renegotiating the Lajes base accord for transatlantic airlift support.
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Senate raises Israel arms aid limit amid aid bill clash
The Senate increased arms gifts to Israel by 500 million above the House while approving a 5.5 billion foreign aid package for 1974. The bill funds 2.6 billion in Israel commitments and 36.5 million for Russian refugee relief, drawing criticism that it could undermine Mideast peace talks.
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