Nixon and Trudeau discuss money and war crisis at White House
President Nixon and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau held a two hour meeting at the White House covering East West relations the international monetary crisis and the India Pakistan conflict. Ziegler called it a full cordial discussion with Kissinger and Head present and noted Treasury and Canadian finance ministers later delved into economic details. Trudeau’s concern centered on strained economic relations from Nixon’s 10 percent import surcharge.
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House committee slashes foreign aid by 1.5 billion dollars
The House Appropriations Committee voted to cut Nixon administration foreign aid requests by 1.5 billion, eliminating 100 million for the U N Development Fund and halting most aid to India and Pakistan until they end fighting. It also denied full funding for the Inter American Development Bank and the World Bank, part of a 2.8 billion bill for aid programs.
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Korea declares national emergency amid uneasy balance of power
Seoul says President Park Chung Hee declared a state of national emergency to address rapid international change and Korea’s precarious position. The move follows constitutional changes allowing a third term, seen by observers as consolidation of power while major powers shift in a new balance.
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Butz Pledges Support for Small Farmers in Address
Chicago Earl Butz, newly confirmed secretary of agriculture, told the American Farm Bureau Federation on Monday that he favors small farmers and aims for fair returns on labor and investment. In his first public address since Senate confirmation, he declared he had begun to fight and received a standing ovation, insisting he is for small and young farmers.
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Israel ready to negotiate peace at UN amid deadlock claims
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said Israel is prepared to negotiate a Middle East peace, blaming the 10 month stalemate on Egyptian sabre rattling and stubbornness. He cited Sadat's policy speeches and rejected sanctions urged by Mahmoud Riad, noting U.S. aid to Israel fuels tensions.
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Local Births and Circulation Figures for December 7 1971
The notice lists births Anderson and Kraft plus Landers and Ghe Ties Herald BECO in Er Vel. It shows the Orange County edition of Ot ta day Newspapers published daily at 40 Mulberry Middletown NY 10940 with home delivery 90 cents weekly and single daily copy 15 cents plus Sunday Record 20 cents. Net paid circulation for November 1971 is 47 225 versus 44 707 in November 1970.
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