Nixon Seeks Warmer Public Image Amid Private Life
President Nixon pushes a more informal image to bridge the gap with voters as his popularity wanes. He agrees to live interviews and exclusive chats with reporters, while planning a family wedding and Tricia Nixon’s engagement, all aimed at a warmer public persona. Interactions include Barbara Walters interview and black press outreach, with trips featuring Whitney M Young Jr.’s burial and White House social events.
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FDA Admits Error In Meat Additive Testimony
The FDA says it misstated testimony about a 1969 study on meat and fish additive misuse. Government rules aim to seize smoked fish only after nitrite exceeds 30 percent over the safety limit. Commissioner Charles C. Edwards told a House subcommittee that six plants producing smoked salmon had one sample with excess nitrite beyond 200 parts per million.
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