White House dinner set for Italian PM Colomba guest
Actress Anna Maria Alberghetti will entertain at a White House state dinner for Italian Prime Minister Emilio Colomba next Thursday, as President Nixon hosts a convention on mutual problems February 18 19. Reports say the dinner caps Colomba's arrival day.
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Mideast Peace Bid By Jarring Faces Israeli Doubt
Reports say Israeli officials view Gunnar Jarring’s peace proposals as overstepping his UN mandate. Israel and Egypt conditions are discussed as Jarring seeks settlements with Jordan, Gaza, and Sinai security terms while Egypt studies the plan’s timing.
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Bsrae
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Gunnar V. Jarring
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Israel
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Abba Eban
Moonmen back from moon begin isolation at Houston center
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa arrived at Ellington Air Force Base after a 14 hour flight from American Samoa. They entered two weeks of quarantine at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory, with families and NASA officials greeting them outside in cool weather.
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Roosa
Robert Gilruth
Ate
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Sale of Explosives Under Tight Rules
Washington reports new federal controls on explosives to curb terrorist bombings. The reform requires licensing for manufacture import and sale with strict eligibility, federal permits for interstate transfers, and sworn statements by buyers. Penalties include up to 10 years in prison and a 810,000 fine for false statements.
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Washington
United States
Rex RB. Davis
Internal Revenue Service Alcohol, ‘Tobacco and Firearm Division
Revenue Agency
Probe on SEC Nominee Faces Senate Scrutiny
Senator Sparkman said the Senate Banking Committee would review allegations linked to William J. Casey, Nixon’s nominee for SEC chair. Reports claim Casey was accused of violating the Securities Act by selling stock without registration. Proxmire requested reopening hearings, urging full verification before confirmation. The committee had approved the nomination earlier in the week.
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John Sparkman
Senate, Banking Committee
William J. Casey
Nixon
Securities and Exchange Commission
Casey
Sparkman
Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
SEC
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