Irony Of Nixon's Effort Inescapable
President Nixon prepares to address Congress amid Watergate fears and looming impeachment questions. The piece notes the joint session marks 18 months since his last address and highlights the nation’s focus on corruption allegations, economic strains, and health scrutiny around Nixon.
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Peter Lisagok
Chicago Daily News
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
Spiro T. Agnew
Howse
David
U.S
Union Chief Rejects Talks Without Cash Boost
Union president Joe Gormley says he will not attend last ditch peace talks with Prime Minister Edward Heath unless the government raises payments. Heath seeks a secret eleventh hour settlement as Britain faces industrial crisis.
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Joseph W. Grigg
London
UPI
Edward Heath
Britain
Joe Gormley
Gormley
Heath
Nixon Aide Chotiner Dead At 64
The longtime Nixon adviser M. Chotiner died at 64 from likely pulmonary embolus after a suburban car crash in McLean Virginia. He helped Nixon win the 1950 Senate race and later worked on the re election campaign while a figure in political spying.
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National Coal Board
Derek Ezra
Ezra
William Whitelaw
Heath
Whitelaw
No. 10
Downing St
Trades Union Congress
TUC
Confederation of British’ Industry
Britain
Daily Express
Washington
UPI
Mure
Ray M. Chotiner
Richard M. Nixon
The
Daily Mail
U.S
Nixon
Sun
Chotiner
Hearst
Lucianne Goldberg
George S. McGovern
20 Cents For Each Bit Of Information
Cincinnati Bell will charge 20 cents per information call after three free calls per month starting March 3. People using operators for directory assistance face 40 cents after the fourth request. Handicapped customers hospitals hotels motels and payphone users are exempt.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Bell Telephone Co
Kissinger Seeks Disengagement In Middle East Tangle
U S and Egyptian officials discuss a disengagement plan on the Syrian-Israeli front. Cairo sources say Kissinger’s proposal mirrors Egypt’s earlier peace with Israel. Meanwhile H R Haldeman testifies before Watergate grand juries as Ehrlichman faces trial and Nixon weighs appearance.
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United Press International
U.S
Herman Eilis
Ismail Fahmi
Cairo
al Ahram
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Tel Aviv
Jordan
Kissinger
Middle East
UPI
Maurice Guindi
Fahmi
Moscow
Jerusalem
Emphraim Katzir
Goldai Meir
Ha'aretz
Neigh
Jane Denison Washington
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
White House
Haldeman
Los Angeles County
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
United States
Federal Court House
Watergate
Grand Jury
Grand
E. Howard Hunt
Egil Krogh Jr
Los Angeles
Gordon Ringer
Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Woods
Stephen Bull
Bull
Miss Woods
Steel Industry Union Open Talks for Freedom From Controls
Washington negotiations opening for 350 000 steel workers seek removal of wage and price controls. I W Abel and R Heath Larry push for substantial wage and fringe benefits and warn continued controls would trigger material allocations and more government intervention.
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Washington
UPI
Steel Workers
I. W. Abel
R. Heath
Larry
U. S. Steel
Cost of Living Council
CLC
Abel
Poor Climate Myth or Major Factor in WV Industry Growth
West Virginia's labor climate is debated as a major factor in industrial growth. N. S. Hayden argues for right to work and a proactive union role. Miles Stanley cites taxes education and transport as core problems. Both call for cooperation with management and policy changes to attract industry.
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J. Richard Toren
Charleston
W.va
UPI
West Virginia
State Industrial Development Association
N. S
Buddy” Hayden
Hartington Publishing Co
State
Labor Federation
Miles Stanley
Hayden
Stanley
Ihem
Nevada
Government to Aid Trucking With Fuel Allocations
Washington officials announced a three part plan to ease trucking industry fuel costs. The ICC will reimburse higher fuel costs, the Federal Energy Office will guarantee 110 percent of 1972 consumption via a mandatory allocation, and the IRS will triple staff to monitor truck stops for price gouging. Independent drivers may pass cost increases to clients once ICC rules allow.
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Washington
UPI
J. Usery Jr
Nixon
Usery
Interstate Commerce Commission
George Stafford
House
Subcommittee On Transportation
ICC
Federal Energy Office
Ohio
Hechler Pushes Review to Halt New River Dam Plan
Congressman Ken Hechler urged a full Commission review of the FPC ruling on the Appalachian Power Co. New River dam project. Hechler filed a telegram to FPC Commissioner Nassikas and sought Congress to adhere to a House ban on construction until an environmental study is completed.
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Ken Hechler
Fourth
Blue Ridge
Appalachian Power Co
Federal Power Commission
FPC
New River
Virginia-North Carolina
Federal Power
John Nassikas
Hechler
Commission
William Levy
Congressional Conference Committee
House
House of Representatives
Exorcist and Grande Bouffe Inspire New Sick Movie
Reporter Arthur Hoppe chronicles a wave of nausea driven cinema as Miracle Productions touts Sick, Sick, Sick! with Chuck Barr as star. Quicky bets on dyspepsia as the next public craving while critics hail graphic depictions and audiences line up for hours to be nauseated. The piece notes opposition from The League Against Indecency and hints at a cultural shift in entertainment.
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Arthur Hoppe
Hollywood
Quentin Quicky
Miracle Productions
Quicky
Chuck Barr
Paris
Chuck
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