Nixon Assures Israel of Peace Talks Safety
Black Leaders Rap Inaction by City SEE STORY BELOW Hot and Humid Warn' and humid, showers possible today and tonight. FINAL Hot and humid tomorrow, Red Bank, Freehold (Be* Eefalll. Pa.j. « Long Branch J EDITION Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL'. 93, NO. 25 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 20 PAGES TEN CENTS Nixon Assures Israel Of Peace Talks Safety LOS ANGELES (AP)' — President Nixon has to have forced policy in this area," he said. "Our' unrest, "it is a problem which college adminis- given the Israel government his-personal assur- policy is one of cooperation rather than coercion." trators and college faculties must face up to." ance that entering Middle East talks, as he pro- ; SEES ECONOMIC UPSWING He. said he thought it "very short-sighted" for uni- posed, would not endanger Israel's military posi- , • —The economy will be "moving upward in the versity presidents and professors "to put the last half of 1970" with inflation being cooled. blame for all the problems of the universities on tion. • ••'.' the government." Nixon told a television-radio news conference However, he said, he may have to veto some popular bills if'Congress appropriates more than Nixon also was asked about statements by at the Century Plaza Hotel last night that he hopes his campus advisers that government should Israel will join Egypt and Jordan in accepting his he wants and a request for higher taxes would be used as a last resort to keep the federal budget recognize the reality of fears of repression among proposal for a 90-day cease-fire while negotiations under control.
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