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W A S H I X G T O X - Pi esident Nix on.
heading for his first vacation in the sun in
two months, sharply criticized Congress
for its inaction and indecision on his
major legislative proposals Tuesday. He
said he hoped the 92nd Congress would
do better.
"In the final months and weeLs of
1970, especially in the Senate of the
United St2tes, the nation was presented
After 4 months
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UNITED NATIONS-Middle East
peace talks reopened Tuesday after a four
month lapse.
At 10 a.m. Israel, which had pulled
out of the talks in August, sent its U.N.
ambassador, Yosef Tekoah, up the
secretariat building elevator to the top,
38th floor to confer 30 minutes with
Swedish diplomat Gunnar V. Jarring, the
United Nations' peaceseeker.
Jarring met Mohammet Hassan
El-Zayyat, Egypt's U.N. envoy, Tuesday
afternoon.
The red-haired Tekoah emerged from
his session and declined to answer most
questions from newsman. But would he
meet again with Jarring? 'There are
telephones and a meeting can be arranged
at short notice," said the Israeli diplomat,
stepping away.
Israel left the talks in August
protesting Egyptian use of Soviet missile
might. Israel then got a $500 million aid
package from the United States.
No time was set thus far for a meeting
between Jarring and a representative from
Jordan, the third party to the talks.
Diplomats in the United Nations said
the resumption of talks was encouraging.
But a report Jarring issued at the talks'
reopening set a mood almost as cloudy as
ECU trustees will
discuss reorganizing
the dribbling weather at U.X.
4 headquarters.
In the report to the U.N. Security
Council, Jarring made public his
questions to Ihe three parties and their
replies. It showed continuing deadlock on
such issues as" withdrawal of Israeli forces
from territory taken, in the June 5-10,
1967 war, supplying Israel with "secure
and recognized" boundaries and the
setting up of demilitarized zones, manned
by U.N. forces, on Arab-Israeli frontiers.
The 16-page report contained no
conclusions or recommendations from
Jarring. It contained no sign either the
Israelis or the Arabs had decided to
budge.
Jarring's separate meetings with
Tekoah and El-Zayyat underlined the
unchanged picture.
R ALEIGH-The East Carolina
University board of trustees will meet
here Thursday to determine its stand on
Gov. Bob Scott's call for reorganization
of higher education.
State Atty. . Gen. Robert Morgan,
chairman of the trustees board, scheduled
the meeting for 3 p.m. Thursday at his
office. ECU president Leo Jenkins, who
has told Scott he opposed any change in
the present system, is expected to attend
the meeting.
Jenkins , visited Scott last ( week to
discuss his stand on the governor's
proposal 'to "reorganize Ihe Consolidated
University ' of North Carolina, the state's
nine regional universities and the School
of the Arts into a more centralized
system supervised by one state agency.
Jenkins told reporters Monday he did
not oppose "the whole idea of studying
reorganization." But a statement he gave
to Scott showed he did oppose any
change.
In that statement, Jenkins said, "We
do not need to tamper with an
educational system that has proven its
viability. Rather than becoming bogged
down in debate over the creation of a
completely consolidated system or a
superboard, let us consider the perfection
of the present system so that each
institution can be free to use its resources
to develop programs needed to serve the
people of the state."
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with the spectacle of .a legislative body
that had seerrir.g!y lost the capacity to
decide and the will to act. Nixon said in
a statement just before leaving for the
Western White House at San Clemente,
Calif- .
'The 91st Congress had the
opportunity to write one of the most
productive and memorable chapters u,
the history' of American government."
the President said. "That opportunity was
lost. The nation was the loser."
. . .Hopefully, the 92nd Congress,
which convenes Jan. 21 will pick up
where the 91st faltered. hopefully, it
will become the great Congress that ihe
91st Congress did not become," Nixon
said.
The President denounced the past
Congress for failing to approve 21 specific
pieces of legislation, but he emphasized
three proposals -his family assistance plan
for welfare reform, measures under which
the states would share federal revenues,
and a proposal to consolidate a federal
grant-in-aid programs.
Accompanied by Mrs. Nixon, the
Chief Executive left at 12:43 p.m. EST
for his flight to California, wfcere he will
spend a working vacation expected to last
from eight to 10 days and possibly
longer.
At his seaside villa at San Clemente,
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