Kissinger Will Confront Congress Over Policy Shifts
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a tougher congressional stance on foreign policy while continuing a grass roots speaking campaign that has taken him to Los Angeles San Francisco and Laramie Wyoming. Supporters say the moves reflect strategy not campaigning despite near term elections and debate over a new 10 year Soviet arms treaty.
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House votes on natural gas controls and FCC CB licenses
The House approves easing price controls for independent natural gas producers while keeping big producers under regulation, with a Senate clash looming and a conference committee to resolve differences. Separately, the FCC orders staff to proceed with a temporary permit plan as CB radio licenses surge.
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Reagan Ford vie for GOP nomination in New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan campaigns in New Hampshire ahead of Feb 24 primary while Ford plans a weekend push through the state. Nelson Rockefeller weighs a possible third bid, planning cross country speeches starting Feb 19. Kissinger policy signals may decide the GOP nominee per a Harris poll.
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Sirica Rests After Massive Heart Attack In Hospital
Watergate judge John J. Sirica, 71, collapsed while speaking at a George Washington University law alumni event. He was hospitalized in critical condition, later reported resting comfortably, with doctors noting no brain damage and his vital signs improving after initial resuscitation efforts. Sirica, appointed in 1957, presided over key Watergate trials including the Nixon aides case and ordered the tapes released.
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Nixon Visit to China Planned for February Fourth Anniversary
Former President Richard Nixon and Mrs. Nixon accepted a Chinese invitation to revisit China starting February 21, marking the fourth anniversary of their 1972 historic trip. Hsinhua cited that the visit aims to reinforce U.S.-China relations and notes Chinese officials have welcomed Nixon's return. NBC reported Chinese officials plan to coordinate Nixon's departure from California.
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