White House Defends Milk Price Supports Theories
White House issues two detailed papers rebutting charges that Nixon’s milk price support decision was swayed by campaign money. Papers say aides vetoed public summaries of tapes and papers to maintain presidential confidentiality. The statements deny direct link between ITT funding and Nixon actions and stress Congress favored higher dairy supports.
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Israel Egypt Geneva talks edge toward troop pullback plan
Gen Gor of Israel and Gen el Magdoob of Egypt held a 70 minute meeting in Geneva. Israeli officials indicated forces remained along the Suez front. UN said discussions continued and another session is planned Tuesday afternoon.
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Nixon Picks Sisco For State Post
Nixon selects Joseph Sisco to be undersecretary of state for political affairs in Washington. Porter to become ambassador to Canada. Sisco, a longtime foreign service officer, has advised on Near Eastern and South Asian matters and will assume the post this spring.
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Dollar Slips In Europe Amid Oil Price Drop
The dollar weakened in early European trading as the pound rose to $2.2495 from $2.2307. London traders linked the slip to improved European balance of payments outlook after Libyan oil prices were reduced.
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Nation's Bakers Protest Drain On Wheat Supply
Bakers urge Nixon Administration to start rationing foreign wheat deliveries until the 1977 harvest. Officials say private exporters were urged to hold back wheat shipments. forecast suggests a 2 billion bushel crop by harvest time.
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Thai Students Jeer Tanaka At Bangkok Visit
In Bangkok thousands of Thai students demonstrated hostility toward Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka as he arrived for a two day visit. Police stayed back while protesters blocked hotel entrances and burned effigies to protest Japan's wartime actions. Tanaka was greeted at the airport with smiles and flowers before moving to the Emerald Buddha site.
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Tunney Warns of Oil Tank Storage Conspiracy
Tunney cites reports of oil tankers arriving as fast or faster than 1972 and says storage talks in the Los Angeles area are "filled with" suspicion. He suspects a conspiracy to withhold oil to raise prices, urging thorough investigation while noting incomplete figures on ship capacity and barrels.
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