Nixon's Secret News Summary Exposed in Press Memoir
Washington report details how a five-person kitchen creates a daily “News Summary” for the President. It compiles digests from major papers, magazines, and services, filtering content into categories while emphasizing Watergate coverage and key political figures.
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Jules Low
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Orarly
Plaboe
Scantobridden
Tarher
Syummaey
Ant United Bears
White House
World Report
Allin
Pane
Finis
Washington Post
Niw
Uwwin
York Times
Dollar Up In Foreign Exchanges Committee In Closed Session
The article reports a rise in the dollar against foreign currencies as the European Senate Judiciary Committee divided over Clarence J. Kelley’s FBI nomination. It notes the dollar’s gains in London and Frankfurt, with markets awaiting hearings and potential impacts on foreign trade data for May.
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Kelley
FBI
John
Washington
Fray
James O. East
For
DeMuck
Ghey
Counsyl
Alloy
Tom
W. Bean
Nation
Senate
Cangrass
Kellny
Nixon
United States
Dexter
Japia
Frankfurt
Fisher
Labor Dept waters down farm pesticide rules
Regulators cut 12 of 21 pesticides from emergency temporary standards intended to protect farm workers. The revised measures delay entry times by about two days and broaden industry opposition claims the rules were unnecessary and lacked public hearings. Key growers and legislators argued the action weakens worker protections.
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Washington
Congress
John J. Stender
Steiner
Abiishort
Associated Press
Stender
Wai Fae
Florida
Esos
Fsneral Courts
Posens
Fale
Alteosk
Role Of Courts At Kent State To Be Decided
The Supreme Court will decide whether courts should hear lawsuits over deaths of students at Kent State during an antiwar protest. Families seek damages from former Ohio Governor Rhodes and National Guard officers. lower courts dismissed several suits. The term closed with multiple rulings, including limits on school aid programs and the Hatch Act upheld.
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Kent State
Washington
Supreme Court
New State University
Fileh Court
Suila
Ohio
James Rhodes
Ohio Nations Guard
Allison Ause
Jeffrey Miller
Sandra Scheller
Indochina
Mixon
Congress
Colson Says Lie Detector Cleared Him
In a telephone interview Colson says a April lie detector test cleared him of Watergate involvement though he notes the questions did not probe his role in the cover up. Dean says he suspected Colson knew more, while Colson remains uncharged and willing to take another test.
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Colson
Washington
Shales W. Colson
John W. Renn
UO Aga
White House
Washington Tale
Carson
White Horse
Nixon
Lem
Dean
Monlay
Brezhnev Pompidou Talks Stir Paris Cold War Diplomacy
Paris reports indicate Brezhnev offered Pompidou chairmanship of a December East West summit to end the Cold War, a move seen as aimed at shaping arms talks while France asserts sovereignty and resists broader veto discussions.
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Frante Ai Mussia
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
Europe
Mir
Breehner
Paris
France
Momen
Eraser Pompillon
China
Irish Catholic Politician Assassinated in Belfast
Paddy Wilson a leading Catholic politician was shot dead in Belfast and his body found beside a murdered woman. The Ulster Freedom Fighters claimed responsibility saying more deaths would follow as Northern Ireland neared general elections for a new governing assembly. Wilson, in his late thirties, sat in the provincial sport house and served as political agent for Gerry Fitz, a major Catholic politician seeking influence in the upcoming campaign.
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Belfast
Paddy Wilson
Ulster Freedom Fighters
Northspra Ireland
Pacila
Welish
Wilson
London
Gerry Fill
Northern
Ireland
Communique Signals Start Of Summit Era
Barry Schweid reports the windup communique from President Nixon and Brezhnev. The dialog seems to indicate the age of summitry has begun with Nixon likely to make a second visit, signaling ongoing high level talks and potential future engagements.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Saviel
Leonid Brezhnev
Kissinger and Brezhnev Move Toward New East West Talks
Analysis reflects Kissinger suggesting a 12 to 44 month window for a second U S visit by Brezhnev amid cautious hope for a new round of nuclear arms progress. Nixon and Brezhnev laid groundwork for a third meeting at San Clemente, likely tied to SALT talks and a possible East West summit. Rogers to attend Helsinki talks, with broader European backing for easing Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Bis
United States
Brealey
Soviet Communist Party
Wensell
San Clemente
C. Nixon
Brezhnev
Raperit Sumeail
Mn Nixon
Canada
Helsinki
Washington
Wiliam
Rogers
Kissinger
Nixon
Hrezhnev
Europe
Bretties
Him
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European Security Center
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