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OCR Page 1 of 34NEWS SUMMARY
December 23, 1971
(Wednesday nets, wires, mags, columns)
THE PRESIDENT HAS SEEN
The major stories of the day:
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Domestic economy returns to pre-eminent position as all nets
lead with reports on RN signing of Phase 2 powers bill; Price
Comm. sets flexible 2. 5% limit on rents; Consumer Price Index
up 0. 2% and Dow-Jones down 3. 46.
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Summitry remains in news also with mixed Sevareid view on its
value and critical NBC report on the image-building which surrounds
even the non-substantive meetings
Also re: Admin are mixed
reviews on "A Day in the Presidency" -- generally seen to portray
an extremely tough and lonely job but also seen as bland due to
camera's intrusion and as overly favorable to RN.
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Major news out of Indochina as 18 MIAs become known as POWs
and families are jubilant while Cora Weiss - -Dellinger crew uses
occasion to push for set date of withdrawal
Film of DOD
services for POW relatives on 2 nets.
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Film on all nets as Waldheim takes over at UN; NBC focus on the
rebellion of the big powers to 12% hike in budget -- 4 of them
contribute 58% of revenues.
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Another major lift for Muskie as Gilligan endorses him -- - - film on
2 nets
Meanwhile Hanrahan to challenge Daley machine and run
again as charges of fraud dominate petition signing for the new man
on the slate
And Brinkley gives good ride to Margaret Smith's
amendment on absentee MCs.
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India-Pak ceasefire holds and Bangla-Desh leaders are mobbed by
Dacca's friendly multitudes. And gruesome atrocity films turn up
on ABC tonite.
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Castro says captured US citizen and ship captain Villa is a CIA spy
and will stand trial.
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