Nixon energy program outlined in White House briefing
President Nixon announced steps to cope with the energy crisis including a Sunday gasoline ban expected to begin Dec 1 and a mandatory allocation system for fuels. The plan would reduce heating oil in homes and industries, impose speed limits, and curb electricity use with voluntary compliance ahead of formal legislation.
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Crime Panel Urges Citizen Crusade Against Corruption
Washington AP report summarizes a Nation Advisory Commission call for citizen participation in prosecuting government corruption. It urges ethics codes, public hearings, and campaign spending limits, with focus on state disclosure laws and central procurement reform to curb bribery and misuse of power.
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Brezhnev Begins Indian Visit For Talks With Gandhi
Soviet party chief Brezhnev visits New Delhi for five days with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. They discuss consolidating Indo Soviet relations and expanding cooperation. The trip marks Brezhnev’s first Asian visit since 1964.
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Nixon Energy Message Clobbers Stocks in NY Trading
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell sharply as traders reacted to President Nixon's energy policy message Sunday night. The Dow slid to around 840, with declines outpacing gains on the NYSE amid broad selling and investor disappointment.
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Gas Stations Fight Sunday Closings Amid Nixon Plan
Gas station owners nationwide react to President Nixon’s energy speech. Many will voluntarily close Sundays though some fear profit loss. Dealers cite a 15 percent production cut and possible margin limits as threats to marginal stations. others see limited impact since most stations already close on Sundays.
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Arab Chiefs In Summit Meeting On Ford Nomination
Leaders of 17 Arab nations met in Algiers amid hopes for a unified approach to Nixon's Ford nomination and energy measures. Israel signaled willingness to join a peace conference, while Egypt urged a credible withdrawal and Jordan and Iraq showed disunity.
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British Actor Laurence Marvey Dies Of Cancer
London reports Laurence Marvey died at his London home on Sunday night after a long illness. He was 45 and had a career marked by a soft refined screen presence. Married last year to fashion model Paulene Stone, he leaves a one year old daughter named Domingo.
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