Nixon Agnew share brief White House dinner with Kirk
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew attended a sparse White House dinner for New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk. Nixon danced briefly with his wife Pat while Agnew spoke with reporters about his legal problems.
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Bill would grant Nixon broad trade powers with Europe
A House committee tentatively approved a large trade bill that would empower President Nixon to negotiate and shape U.S. trade deals with Japan and Europe. It would let him adjust trade barriers but keep tight limits on dealings with the Soviet Union.
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Nativity Scene Likely Excluded From White House Pageant
A Court of Appeals ruling demands either the nativity or the government be removed from the Christmas Pageant of Peace near the White House. National Capitol Parks official Arthur J. Lamb says the event is too far along to drop the manger scene, though sponsors may be withdrawn. The suit, filed four years ago by religious and secular leaders, was a loss in lower court.
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Sabotage ruled out in Midway Air Crash That Killed Hunt's Wife
The National Transportation Safety Board found sabotage did not cause the United Air Lines crash at Midway Airport last December killing 45 people, including E. Howard Hunt’s wife. Cause cited was the captain's failure to maintain flight power, leading to a stall.
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Soviet cosmonauts launch Soyuz 12 on two day Earth orbit
Vasily Lazarev and Oleg Makarov report a cheerful mood after Soyuz 12 lifted from Baikonur for a two day mission. Tass says the rookies feel well and onboard systems function. The flight tests improved systems and manual automatic control while conducting earth studies.
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