Campaign Reform Bill Stalls in House in 1972
Senate approves sweeping election spending reform to curb political ads but House blocks final passage delaying limits until after recess. Hays cites unread report and all members' reading time. Nixon pledges signing. The measure caps spending at 10 cents per eligible voter per contest with $50 000 minimum, includes radio TV and print media. Presidential race 1972 would cap at $9.3 million for general election media with $8.4 million for broadcasting.
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Alaska Seismic Event Records 7.8 Quake Near Kamchatka
An earthquake of 7.8 magnitude was recorded near the Kamchatka region off Siberia's east coast by the Palmer Observatory. A seismic sea wave watch was issued for Alaska's Aleutian chain and later canceled. The quake centered about 1700 miles west of Anchorage was not felt in Alaska. Japan also issued a wave warning for northern Pacific coast. A Washington center spokesman said the quake was not linked to last November’s Amchitka test.
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Nixon Moscow trip linked to Soviet India Pakistan stance
White House ties Nixon's planned Moscow visit to Soviet actions in the India Pakistan war. If Moscow does not restrain the conflict, Nixon may reassess traveling to Moscow in May. Kis singer briefed pool reporters as part of a background briefing.
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United States weighs response as India Pakistan conflict deepens
Washington officials debate possible actions after Soviet vetoes of U N Security Council calls for India Pakistan cease fire. White House criticizes Soviet vetoes as China looms over Nixon hosting events in February and regional fighting surges in Bengal.
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Jordanian Envoy Wounded In London Shooting
Jordanian ambassador to Britain Zaid al Rifa'i was wounded in the hand when a machine gun opened fire on his car in London. The attack occurred as he was en route to the Jordanian embassy. the chauffeur was uninjured and Bond Street area transport to St Mary Abbots Hospital followed. Police indicated no word on the number of attackers.
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