Nixon Europe Trip Likely Delayed Over Atlantic Charter Talks
UPI reports Nixon plans for a Europe visit are postponed as the United States and West European allies struggle to agree on a New Atlantic Charter. Kissinger sees weeks with no concrete proposals as France and other nations resist specifics on economic and political ties.
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Movietone News Reporter John Meehan Dies at 52
John J. Jack Meehan, a United Press International and Movietone News correspondent for 26 years, died at his London home after a long illness. A Lehigh and Cambridge alumnus, he served in World War II, edited Bavaria’s postwar German paper, and covered Berlin crises including 1956 Hungary. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Gas station protests widen as price freeze nears
California and New York operators closed many stations to protest the Phase 4 price freeze. In Washington Nixon asked the Cost of Living Council to decide quickly on lifting the freeze. Demonstrations affected up to 90 percent of Northern California stations, with similar actions in New York and Indiana.
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Masters on display at Expo 74 in Spokane
Original works by Goya Dali and Picasso will be on sale at Expo 74 the 1974 World’s Fair in Spokane Washington Galerie Barbizon based in Houston will run a 1200 square foot gallery on the fairgrounds offering paintings drawings lithographs and sculptures with prices from six dollars to thirty thousand dollars The fair runs May 4 to November 3 with the theme Celebrating Tomorrow’s Fresh Environment featuring two islands and river banks around Spokane River rapids and falls
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Senate expected to override disaster loan bill veto
The Senate is expected to override President Nixon s veto of a disaster loan bill expanding SBA powers and loan forgiveness options for small firms. Administration and Republican foes doubt enough votes will align to sustain the veto as other veto disputes on school lunch aid and minimum wage move forward. Parole denies Gallagher bid.
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State Grants 99 000 For Idaho Recreation Plan
The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation receives a 99000 grant from the Interior Department to fund a statewide recreation plan. The money will be matched with state funds and used for a comprehensive inventory of outdoor recreation and park use for an updated 1976 plan.
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