Sunday Ban Could Boost Church Attendance Says Leaders
New York AP reports gasless Sundays may strengthen church life as worshippers stay local. Clergy see blessing in disguise with neighbors, while some suggest stocking up manna like biblical Israelites. Churches cut energy use, thermostats lowered, and car pools encouraged amid energy pinch. Nixon says no Sunday driving ban in U.S.
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British Officials Attack Kissinger Over European Policy
London officials harshly criticize Henry Kissinger for his comments on European behavior during the October Arab-Israeli war. They defend a distinct European stance, challenge his Atlantic Charter idea, and warn that U S backing for Israel jeopardizes Western oil and unity with allies.
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Defense funding cut attempt rejected in House vote
Joseph P. Addabbo led a bid to trim 3.5 billion from new military funding and demand Pentagon use leftover past-year funds. The measure failed 250 to 118. British officials stress grievances are not fundamental and can be managed with improved communications and crisis handling. Kissinger may discuss at NATO foreign ministers meeting and London trip.
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White House Spars With Cox Prosecution Staff
Washington AP. In a fresh clash, White House spokesman Ziegler accuses Cox staff of ingrained hostility to Nixon. Jaworski, succeeding Cox, seeks broader access to tapes and documents, asking the court to place them in custody. Indictment of Dwight Chapin adds to tensions.
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