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OCR Page 1 of 31AND PRESIDENT HAS SEEN
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NEWS SUMMARY
November 14, 1973
(Tues. nets, wires, comment. )
The Major Stories of the Day:
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W/Hill impelled to act swiftly, Pipeline Bill "breezed thru" Senate
80-5. ABC/CBS lead. Even tho RN favors construction, ABC said,
some fear he might veto bill due to FTC amendment. But indications
are RN will sign as opening wells outweighs other considerations.
NBC noted w/ABC/CBS film report that production remains several
yrs away
All nets noted both Senate and House Commerce approved
DST bill
House overwhelmingly approved bill to require RN to
allocate crude and petrol products. NBC/CBS noted
All nets
noted Secy. Dent said private industry will have to make major
sacrifices and some will be forced to cease operations
Britain
declared state of emergency because of labor crises in coal and
electricity industries. Crises threaten nationwide black-out. All
nets noted. ABC/CBS noted gasoline rationing expected there soon.
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Both ABC/NBC in #2 story noted RN's scheduled 3rd meeting w/15 GOP
Senators. NBC noted WH reported overall positive reaction by those
who've attended meeting. On NBC film Ford said "there are and
always will be periods of crisis when emotion, even hysteria, get
the upperlhand. But, in a free society, good sense wins out in the
end -- good sense and fair play. 11 Nessen said speech indicated Ford
has been assigned leading role, which STA used to play, in WH
offensive to revive RN's credibility
ABC's Reynolds w/film noted
St. Cloud, Fla. gave 86% of 172 vote to RN and he remains their
here hero today
All nets noted Ervin Comm voted 5-1 (Gurney) for
formal meeting w/RN. NBC noted RN wouldn't be under oath, but
meeting's transcripts would be released
While W'gate is
tragedy for all, Brinkley said it's a particular tragedy for conserva-
tives who've lost chance to show if they could govern.
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All nets noted charges against Gulf for contributing $100,000 to CRP
and $15,000 to Mills; 10,000 to Jackson. Maximum $5,000 fine was
meted out and Gulf's VP Wild also received maximum $1,000 fine.
Similarly Ashland Petrol and exec received maximum fine for
$100,000 CRP contribution -- All nets noted. On ABC/CBS film
American Ship Building's Clark told comm he was given $5,000
bonus on 4/6/72 and ordered to donate what remained after
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