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OCR Page 1 of 16THE PRESIDENT HAS SEEN
REVIEW OF THURS. AMs/
DIGEST OF RECENT COMMENT
March 15, 1974
MIDEAST/ENERGY
Jordan's PM Al-Rifai on Today said Israeli-Syrian disengagement
was complicated, but if there are chances for success, HAK has the
best chance to succeed. He agreed when asked if he had "that much
confidence" in HAK.
Al-Rifai had no inside info re: embargo lift but has heard a
decision to end it was made a few days ago on an individual basis.
On CBS AM, UP said he understood it'd be lifted. Al-Rifai said
Jordan has made some proposals for Jordanian-Israeli disengagement
which would initially include an Israeli pullback from Jordan River.
There's been no Israeli reaction so far, tho. Asked if HAK would
participate in such negotiations, Al-Rifai "sincerely hopes' SO and
he thinks HAK would have to be involved to the very end. He denied
Jordan has any specific ideas for resolving question about Jerusalem
but said there must be Arab sovereignty for Arab sector. He also
commented it doesn't have to be a divided city.
P. 1 LA Times head: "Quick End to Gas Lines Seen [as result of
lift] But High Prices Will Remain.
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Quick Gas Relief Expected"
banners Star.
"Steel Layoff Threat Eases" banners Trib.
NY News head:
"Oil Price Rollback? Boss: No; Aide: Huh?' The "aide" referred to
Simon critic Lee White of FEO's consumer advisory panel.
MRS. NIXON
Scripps-Howard's La Hay leads story in Star: RN likes to brag
that his wife is most-traveled 1st Lady in history. Today, flying from
Caracas to Brasil's capital, she adds more than 2, 000 air miles to
her record. 11
Beneath head: "PN Meets w/Venezuela's Pres, 11 LA Times'
Beluap reports Perez was amused by presence of US press during
1st few minutes of meeting. When PN described them as "some
friends who have come w/me from DC", Perez smiled and termed press
"the new dictatorship. 11
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