Kissinger Promises Less Secret Action In Foreign Policy
Henry Kissinger outlines a shift to public diplomacy with Congress and broader defense support. He pledges institutionalizing foreign policy, reduced friction with White House staff, and increased Capitol Hill appearances while avoiding executive privilege in general. The nomination aims to strengthen ties with Europe and Japan and to build a lasting, safer world order.
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Henry Kissinger
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William P. Rogers
America
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Udall Remarks on Nixon Resignation Rumors
Udall reports to constituents that Nixon could resign. Conable criticizes the administration noting strong foreign policy and domestic concepts, yet faulty attention to detail and poor oversight of delegated authority raise serious questions about the office.
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Nixon aides deny smear of Agnew in extortion case
Nixon aides reject charges alleging extortion against Agnew since 1966 after he succeeded Agnew. Agnew says he knew Anderson personally and the accusations run contrary to his impressions and knowledge.
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Hebert opposes amnesty at border welcome vow
Rep. F Edward Hebert says he would welcome draft evaders back with marshals at the border and would offer three meals a day behind bars. He spoke at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention where he received the VFW gold medal of merit for his work in Congress.
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Guide Arizona Canada and Mexico Subscription Rate
A guide notes subscription pricing covering Arizona and Canada and Mexico. The plan costs 4.25 dollars per month or 51.00 dollars per year. This item summarizes the rate structure for regional readers.
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Tucson
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Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Nixon McGovern campaigns raised over 60 million in 1972 period
A GAO report shows Nixon raised 39.3 million and McGovern 21.3 million between April 7 and December 31 1972 with total presidential fundraising around 79 million in the period. The disclosure law lists donors of 100 or more, loans and donations noted.
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UPI
Nixon
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General Accounting Office
McGovern
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Federal Elections Office
Banks gain leeway on government backed mortgage loans
Washington reports that the government will relax rules to let commercial banks extend government backed mortgages under terms set by the FHA and VA. Dallas Braniff Airways donated fifty thousand dollars to Nixon's re election campaign, becoming the seventh firm to violate the federal ban on corporate political contributions. New Orleans AP notes the probe into a conspiracy to kill Nixon failed to yield arrests as investigators could not assemble enough evidence against six black militants being probed.
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Ex FBI officials recount embassy break-ins for code books
Former FBI officials say the agency conducted burglaries at foreign embassies during the Kennedy Johnson and Eisenhower years to obtain cryptographic information. They estimate fewer than 10 per year, some lasting 15 to 26 years until halted in 1966. White House denies authorization while some aides cite civil rights and national security uses.
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