Nixon Hussein talks to restart Middle East peace
President Nixon and King Hussein of Jordan planned talks at the White House with a black tie dinner to set the stage for renewed peace negotiations. Hussein arrived in New York and prepared for a 11 a.m. meeting, followed by Dayan’s talks with Nixon.
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Washington
Nixon
Jordan
Hussein
Middle East
New York
White House
Executive Mansion
Moshe Dayan
Farmer Returns to Civil Rights Role After Government Service
James Farmer resigns from HEW to resume work as activist critic and advocate. He cites unhappiness in the federal bureaucracy after twenty months as an assistant secretary and says he will return to his old civil rights activities.
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Washington
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Senate Finance Panel Near Finish on Social Security Bill
The Senate Finance Committee completes work on a complex Social Security bill loaded with numerous riders. Since April the panel has battled welfare and Social Security issues amid votes since September, risking much of the effort.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Douglas Drops Out Of Court Cases In Pentagon Row
Justice William O. Douglas dropped out of three more Supreme Court cases in Washington on Monday amid impeachment scrutiny. He and his office gave no reason and refused to discuss the self exclusion with a newsman.
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Washington
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
House
Douglas
Aid Delay Predicted On Israel Southeast Asia Package
The Nixon administration favors a combined arms aid for Israel and Southeast Asia, likely delaying action on both until next year. Senator Milton R. Young notes the administration prefers delay over splitting the items as the Senate handles a scaled down 366.4 billion defense bill with limited controversy.
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Washington
Nixon
Israel
Southeast Asia
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Gas plan endorsed by official calls for market pricing
Carl E. Bagge of the Federal Power Commission urged the Interstate Oil Compact Commission to back a Congressional proposal allowing the competitive market to set natural gas prices. He argued market forces, not government regulation, should determine price to assure adequate nation gas reserves.
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Santa FE
N.M
Federal Power Commission
Carl E. Bagge
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
IOCC
Fourth aircraft may have caused Linden refinery blast
Linden police pursue a theory that a fourth aircraft seen over Humble Oil refinery before the explosion may have sparked the fire. Three craft identified as piloted by curiosity seekers followed the blast while 20 plus witnesses, including officers, reported seeing the helicopter.
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Linden
N.J
Humble Oil
Stephen T. McGlynn
Union County Prosecutor
John T. Gregorie
Gregorio
Inflation Warning From Burns Targets Wage Price Controls
Federal Reserve Chair Arthur F Burns says the government may rely on compulsory arbitration and a wage price review board to curb inflation, continuing Nixon era ideas as a policy option.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Mine Mortar Attacks Injure Score Of Gas Division
U S Americal division suffered more than a score of casualties in two guerrilla attacks near Da Nang. An infantry carrier struck by a mine wounded 22 and killed two near 36 miles southeast of Da Nang. Later, mortars hit a night bivouac of the 196th Brigade six miles southwest of the mine site, with reports of additional casualties. South Vietnamese forces reported 40 enemy killed in the Mekong Delta area. Cambodian conflict reports noted possible loss of Peam Chikang with town possibly in Communist hands.
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196Th
U. S
Mekong
U Minh Forest
Cambodia
Peam Chikang
Phnom Penh
Associated Press
John T. Wheeler
Congress kills another consumer bill amid Nixon push
Administration forces in Congress derail a major consumer measure the consumer class action bill. Senate Republicans blocked action citing notice needs. Backers say the bill would let defrauded shoppers sue in nationwide class actions while critics warn of small claims court abuse.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Commerce Committee
Consumer Protection Agency
House Rules Committee
Benjamin Rosenthal
D- N.Y
Virginia Knauer
Knauer
Big Search for Swiss Envoy in Brazil Continues
Swiss ambassador Giovanni Enrico Bucher, 57, is missing after being abducted in Rio de Janeiro’s Laranjeiras suburb. About 20 000 troops and police search the area while an unconfirmed report claims captors demand the release of 68 to 70 political prisoners.
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Brazil
Giovanni Enrico Bucher
Switzerland
Italy
Rio
Laranjeiras
Defiant Rail Unions Threaten Nationwide Walkout
A nationwide railroad strike looms as negotiations fail and union leaders vow to strike at 12:01 a.m. Thursday despite Nixon seeking a 45 day delay. Brotherhood of Railway Clerks chief C L Dennis warns of jail terms and public pressure to win wage and work rule demands. Venus and other union heads set a Thursday deadline as Congress weighs intervention.
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Congress
Nixon
C. L. Dennis
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Afl-Cio
Dennis
Venus
Capitol Hill
White House
Ford Co Approves Tentative Contract Negotiations
Bargainers for the United Auto Workers urged Ford Motor Co to submit a tentative agreement to Ford UAW Council for ratification by 166,000 members across 99 units after a 28 hour session. Details withheld, pact mirrors GM deal with wage increments, cost of living raises, and retirement benefits amid stalled retroactivity talks. Weather notes clear to partly cloudy with warm highs in the 75 to 86 range west of the Pecos.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Council
Ford Motor Co
No. 2
UAW
Ford-Uaw
General Motors Corp
Ford
Tentative contract reached with 3000 fuel oil drivers
Negotiators reported a tentative agreement early today on a three year contract for 3000 Midwestern fuel oil truck drivers after a walkout that risked wide fuel shortages. Details await ratification by Teamsters locals.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Steve Shultz
Teamsters Automotive and Petroleum Division
Michigan
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Riots Rage In Qui Nhon After Vietnamese Student Killing
Rioting and a 24 hour curfew disrupt Qui Nhon in central Vietnam after an American soldier shot and killed a Vietnamese high school student during a looting incident. Demonstrators estimated at 2500 to 4000 demanded the shooter be turned over for trial as U S officials defended retaining custody.
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U. S
United States
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