Harvester executive says Soviet buyers tough on price and delivery
Herbert Kunzel of International Harvester cites Soviet negotiators as strict on price, delivery penalties, and postive performance. A $40 million contract for tractors was signed in August, with another $19 million in turbine sales to Moscow under negotiation. Former Japanese PM Sato to attend U.S. Nixon inauguration in Washington on January 20.
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Panel probes jurors on war views in Pentagon Papers case
In Los Angeles, prospective jurors for the Pentagon Papers trial voiced strong feelings about the Vietnam War, with one juror asking if a panel could endure the conflict for 50 years. Judge Matty Byrne urged impartiality as the search for a second federal jury proceeds for Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo.
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Jurors Question Government War Information Disclosure
Potential jurors indicated they believed the government had disclosed too much information about the war. Assistant U.S. Attorney David Nissen objected to the judge's questioning, and the judge added a second question about whether the government had revealed excessive facts to the public.
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