Nixon brings steel talks to White House amid inflation fight
President Nixon summoned steel industry executives and union negotiators to the White House to discuss contract talks seen as potentially worsening inflation and unemployment. The United Steelworkers seek a 31 percent raise over three years for 540,000 workers as talks with nine major firms near opening.
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Nixon Signs Amendment Opening Voting to Eighteen
President Nixon, along with GSA head Robert Kunzig and members of the Young Americans, certified the 26th Amendment at the White House East Room. The measure grants 18 year olds the right to vote in all elections and was witnessed by three 18 year olds. The ceremony featured the Battle Hymn of the Republic and remarks on American ideals.
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Agnew Starts Middle East Swing After Stop in Singapore
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew left Singapore en route to Kuwait and Saudi Arabia to seek Arab leaders' support for a settlement between Israel and its neighbors. He will press for a balance of power to secure all nations while countering Soviet naval influence and Egypt aid.
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Kissinger Arrives in New Delhi Amid Protests
White House adviser Henry Kissinger touched down in New Delhi as about 50 demonstrators from Communist and Socialist groups shouted protests near the airport. Police cordoned the area while Kissinger met U S officials and planned talks with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and other leaders before traveling to Pakistan. Officials say U S arms shipments to Pakistan, ordered before a halt, may continue until a political settlement with East Pakistanis is reached.
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Cyrus Eaton says secret Pentagon plans were known to Hanoi
Lorain industrialist Cyrus S. Eaton claims Communist leaders in Hanoi Peking and Moscow knew U S plans in Indochina before execution. He asserts only secret to allies and Americans was in the papers and cites 1969 Hanoi visit and prior briefings on nuclear contingencies Cambodian and Laotian invasions and Saigon coup details. He says U S officials rebuffed his warnings.
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