Arab Israeli War strains U S European relations
The Arab Israeli war and U S military alert strained ties with European allies. President Nixon criticized State Department remarks while noting Europe relies on Middle East oil as West Germany protested U S base use for supplies to Israel. Diplomats warned consultative steps with NATO partners.
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U.S. Presses U.N. for Faster Action on Middle East Peace
The United States urged the U.N. Security Council to move from debate to action on implementing the Arab-Israeli ceasefire and peace process. The council approved a larger peacekeeping force and sent an interim troop surge to Egypt while Waldheim proposed expanding the Emergency Force to 7,000.
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Public Reaction Mixed As Nixon News Conference Draws Crowd
Reporters and citizens across the country reacted with relief or sarcasm after President Nixon announced a new special prosecutor for the Watergate matter. Buffeted by the week’s turmoil, observers in Chicago Salt Lake City and Miami Beach weighed his explanations and the political stakes as they watched on television or in social clubs.
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Nixon assails TV coverage and commentators at news conference
President Nixon denounces weeks of television reporting as outrageous and distorted. He says the harsher the crisis, the cooler he stays and defends his Middle East handling while dismissing critics who distort facts. He clarifies he respects reporters despite the criticism of commentators.
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Nixon Defends Rebozo as Honest Amid Donation Controversy
President Nixon praised Robert Rebozo as a totally honest man while discussing a $110,000 contribution from the Hughes interests and a related December 1970 dispute. He said Rebozo returned funds to avoid campaign embarrassment and noted a FDIC decision pending suspension of Rebozo as Key Biscayne Bank president.
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