Nixon confronts Hanoi over cease fire violations
James Reston argues Nixon will respond to North Vietnamese violations with pressure rather than new bombing after POW and troop withdrawals. He notes legal limits post Tonkin and suggests aid to Saigon as a practical, legal alternative, with Congress needing approval for any renewed air action.
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Banks defend prime rate hike before Nixon watchdog
Banks raising their prime lending rate to 6 3 4 per cent will be questioned by the Nixon administration's watchdog committee on interest rates. Burns urged bank reps to travel to Washington to justify the increase with up to date cost data. A move seen as jawboning to curb rate rises.
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Brother of Sirhan indicted in threat against Meir
Sharif Bishara Sirhan, 39, brother of Sirhan B. Sirhan of Kennedy assassination fame, was indicted by a federal grand jury for threatening the life of Israeli Premier Golda Meir. He was held on a $50 000 bond after FBI arrest in Pasadena. The threat appeared in a letter to Secretary of State Rogers about a month earlier. Details of the threat were not disclosed.
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Security expert says top secret marks mislead
Security analyst William G. Florence testifies that the nations classification system is flawed and that top secret markings reveal little about the contents. He notes foreign spies would ignore the label and that indiscriminate secrecy undermines trust. The defense challenges the government over the validity of the markings in the Ellsberg and Russo espionage case.
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Diplomats seek Panama canal pact in Security Council
United States and Panama negotiators worked through the night to craft a Security Council resolution on the canal zone. Both sides aimed for a wording acceptable to Panama without provoking a U.S. veto, with a vote planned for Wednesday.
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Highway Engineer Monnier to Retire After 15 Years
Monnier, Illinois Division engineer for the Federal Highway Administration, retires effective March 31 after 35 years of federal service. He has overseen federal money funded road projects and liaised with state officials. Jay W. Miller of the Indiana division will succeed him in April.
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