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OCR Page 1 of 32WEEKEND NEWS REVIEW
January 24, 1972
THE PRESIDENT HAS SEEN
The major weekend stories:
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The 6 becomes a powerful 10 as the EEC expands.
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More indications that something is very fishy about the Hughes
"autobiography. 11 Deception and hoax are terms turning up.
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Mansfield urges Laos and Cambodia join the Peace Talks as VN
has "become 3 wars sealed into 1. 11
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Soviets and Poles issue sharp attacks on PRC on eve of RN trip;
Hanoi lays into RN and Gromyko goes to Tokyo for highest level
talks between those countries in 5 years - all developments
seen related to RN trip.
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P. 1 in both Star and Post is Admin. plan to ask absolute ceiling
on budget concern over deficit is cited.
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Neither labor nor the Hill responds enthusiastically to RN's call
for quick action on dock strike; Mansfield virtually rules it out
for passage this week. RN's call for action was p. 1 in 60% of
Sat. papers. NY News edit says step was taken because Cong. has
piddled around for 2 years on RN's transport bill.
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British charged with "appalling savagry" following a protest against
internment in N. Ireland.
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CLC, continuing to show its power in control setup, sues 70 retailers
for price posting violations.
Friday stories receiving major attention in Sat. papers include:
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"Economy Gains While Inflation Slows. 11 Other heads over this
1 of 3 generally p. 1 stories: "Price Increase Sharply After End
of Freeze;" Economy Rallied at End of '71;" "Inflation, Growth Both
Eased in '71;" "Costs Spurt in Dec, Slow in '71." Stein's optimistic
comments usually played well in stories.
Prime rate decline
received some prominent coverage.
And there were a number of
edits and features on VAT, including a not-very-positive look at it
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