Domestic Kissinger idea unsettles U.S. mayors in San Diego
At the 42nd annual meeting of the US Conference of Mayors in San Diego, Kenneth Cole, chairman of the White House council, dismissed a proposal to appoint a domestic Kissinger. He argued no one person is smart enough for such a role and stressed White House commitment to reviving the revenue sharing program before it expires in 1976. Mayors, led by Norfolk's Roy Martin Jr., pressed for faster urban action while criticizing both Congress and the administration.
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Henry A Kissinger
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Atlanta
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Kissinger and Jackson Clash Over Secret Pact Details
Secretary Kissinger and Sen. Jackson clash over a secret clarification tied to the 1972 SALT interim agreement. Jackson accuses changes to submarine missile counts and verification terms, while Kissinger denies any secret pact and says only clarifications were issued before the 1972 election. Kissinger heads to Moscow with Nixon as the dispute remains unresolved.
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Nixon Overcomes Blood Clot During Middle East Trip
President Nixon suffered a mild phlebitis in a leg vein during his Middle East journey, described as resolved by Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren. Dr. Walter Tkach said Nixon is in good health and plans trips to Brussels and the Soviet Union. The White House did not specify which leg was affected or details of treatment.
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Soviet Union
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Hearsts Go On Vacation To Ease Kidnap Stress
Randolph and Catharine Hearst left for an extended rest to ease the strain of awaiting word on their kidnapped daughter Patricia Hearst. A family spokesman said Mrs Hearst has emotional strain and a broken wrist and expected to return before July 4. Patricia Hearst was kidnapped on February 4 and the Symbionese Liberation Army claimed responsibility.
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Land Mine Kills Four Austrian UNDOF Soldiers
Four Austrian soldiers serving with the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force were killed and one wounded when a land mine exploded in the Golan Heights as 500 Syrian troops cleared mines. UN officials in New York and Damascus said the accident occurred in the buffer zone between Syrian and Israeli forces during the withdrawal period.
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United Nations Disengagement
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Henry A. Kissinger Toom
Golan
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Damascus
Maheu sue Hughes heads to jury after trial
After four months of trial in Los Angeles, Robert Maheu's 17.3 million defamation suit against Howard Hughes moves to the jury. Judge Harry Pregerson instructs jurors to begin deliberations following closing statements and testimony.
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Robert Maheu
Howard Hughes
U.S. District Court
Harry Pregerson
Maheu
Hughes
Nevada
Senate Debates Scaled Down Tax Cut and Reform
Washington AP Senate members push a reduced tax cut reform as Nixon aims to balance the 1975 budget to curb inflation. Humphrey proposes a two part plan shifting exemptions and a possible tax credit while liberals seek offsetting revenues. Administration economists flag a potential tax increase if spending cuts fail.
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Senate
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Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Stein
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Flanigan Resigns from White House Policy Post
Peter M. Flanigan plans to resign as assistant to the President and executive director of the Council on Economic Policy. The White House says no departure date has been set. A former New York investment banker, Flanigan joined the Nixon administration at its start and has supported Nixon campaigns since 1959.
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Peter M. Flanigan
Council On Economic Policy
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New York
High Court rules against free newspaper space for candidates
The Supreme Court ruled states cannot require newspapers to provide free editorial space for candidates. It held editorial control and judgment over content must be protected under the First Amendment. The decision limits damages claims by public figures and clarifies standards for private individuals in public issues cases.
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Muin Herald
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Hearing Loss is Not a Sign of Old Age Beltone Free Model Offer
Beltone announces a free non operating miniature hearing aid model offered to readers for home testing. No cost or obligation, weighs under one third of an ounce and carries no head wires. Send to Dept. 9656 Beltone Electronics 4201 W Victoria St Chicago IL 60686.
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