Nixon urges focus on world progress over petty attacks
At a state dinner honoring Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, President Nixon dismissed critics as engaging in murky small matters and pledged to build a better world. He outlined plans for a counterattack against the Senate Watergate Committee and Archibald Cox, saying the nation should invest in peace and progress. The leaders also promised to aid a stable, lasting peace in war-torn Indochina.
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FDA orders prescription sale for high dose vitamins A and D
The FDA orders high dose vitamins A and D to be sold by prescription with effects in 60 days for vitamin A above 10 000 IU and vitamin D above 490 IU. Other restrictions place any vitamin or supplement with over 50 percent of the recommended daily allowance under drug classification subject to FDA review.
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Justice Won't Halt Bombing in Cambodia
Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall refused to order an immediate halt to U.S. bombing in Cambodia. The ACLU plans to appeal to Justice Douglas, vacationing in Washington state, while Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman and four Air Force officers push to end the bombing before the August 15 deadline.
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Farm bill nears Nixon desk as food stamp ban hangs
Congress races to finalize a four year compromise on a farm bill shaping cotton and grain supports, raising milk price floors, and creating a target price system with an escalator. The measure includes food stamp changes and a possible veto threat from Butz, with House approval anticipated this week.
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Weather: scattered showers in Tucson with southern Arizona thunder
Yesterday's weather brought scattered showers across the city with .32 inch at the airport and .14 inch at Tucson International. Most areas were sunny while the far East Side saw heavy showers. The forecast calls for more showers and a muggy high near 90 tonight with a low around 70. Rain and thunder Forecast rising activity in southern Arizona this evening with high flood potential south and east of Tucson.
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TG&E to raise rates as gas shortage hikes costs
Tucson Gas and Electric will raise residential electricity bills by about 47 cents a month in September the third increase this year due to higher fuel oil costs. The company expects no end to rate hikes next year as natural gas shortages persist and warns large gas users of possible cutbacks this fall and winter. A synthetic gas plant planned for 1973 may ease shortages but not costs.
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Haldeman memos show White House welcomed protests
At a Senate Watergate hearing Sen. Lowell Weicker released a memo in which Haldeman allegedly wrote good and great next to notes predicting violent and obscene demonstrations at a Nixon Graham rally in Charlotte. Haldeman denied the interpretation and said the words warned about organized, not casual, protests.
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White House Officials Rally Over Alleged Demonstration Manipulation
Senator Weicker cited a memo by Ronald H. Walker noting concern among Ronald L. Ziegler Gerald L. Warren and Patrick Buchanan that liberals in the press were learning the White House had manipulated demonstrations for political gain. The memo described possible violent reactions and carried the word mortality in reference to future events.
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