Congress tightens ethics code and Nixon gifts at White House
The House voted 334 to 1 to require disclosure of honorariums over 30 and unsecured loans over 10000 outstanding more than 90 days. Nixon received a construction hat from 23 union leaders at the White House as protests continued. Ambassador Dobrynin returns from Russia with no new Mideast guidance. The president plans Memorial Day weekend at San Clemente with a possible speech en route. DC Police shift to 12-hour tours through May to curb crime.
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Israeli patrols target border guerillas amid Gaza tension
Maj. Gen. Mordecai Gur said patrols continue to push Fatah guerrillas away from the border and stop any attacks on settlements. Civilians are to be spared, with tanks and armament on standby on the Israeli side. Meir warned of dangerous Soviet involvement in Egypt and urged timely U S arms delivery. Iran’s Zahedi warned of a coming catastrophe and urged UN mediation for lasting peace. Evening star describes Venus and Mercury as evening or morning planets.
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Britian
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Panetta Named to Coordinate New York City Offices
New York announces Leon E. Panetta, 31, will coordinate work of city offices in Albany and Washington after leaving HEW Civil Rights Division. Announced by Mayor Lindsay, Panetta’s salary not fixed. he left civil rights post in February.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Senate Panel Approves Postal Reform Bill
The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee backed a plan to replace the Post Office with an independent U S Postal Service run by a five member board. It would issue up to 10 billion dollars in bonds and set rates via a separate commission. An 8 percent worker pay raise was included. no action on the Nixon rate request.
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Medea Show At London Theater Draws Unusual Ticket Request
The Green witch theater in London stages Euripides Medea when a mailed order for 24 tickets arrived with a check signed K Euripides. Kodross Euripides, a Greek Cypriot resident of England for 15 years, planned to bring his wife and 22 friends to the performance.
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NATO Ministers Consider Multilateral Talks Amid Shifts
Nations show cautious moves on proposals for a security conference. Italy and Iceland drift toward Bonn's stance while Canada and Portugal align with the United States and Germany in opposition. West Germany fears talks could disrupt current East Bloc diplomacy. US backs Bonn, Moscow signals no readiness to discuss mutual armed force reductions but NATO eyes a new proposal. President Nix praises allied support for U S operations in Cambodia.
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