November 7, 1969

Sec Stans announces Nixon Adm plan to make up to $500-million available by next June to finance Negro business enterprises; plan, called Project Enterprise, is Adm's 1st major program to aid black capitalism; Stans says 18 corps have pledged minimum of $150,000 each to sponsor Minority Enterprise Small Business Investment Co (MESBIC), which in turn will finance minority group business projects; says $15-million is available now for Govt's share of funding MESBIC; funds are part of $300-million announced earlier for grants, loans or loan guarantees to aid minorities

Governor Rockefeller, who sharply criticized Senator Charles E. Goodell's call last month for a Vietnam pullout yesterday called the Senator "the brightest, ablest man that I know on the political scene."

House Foreign Affairs Com, with white House encouragement, approves pro-Nixon resolution; Mansfield, by offering amendments calling for specific moves, foils Repub attempt to push through similar resolution in Sen; Dem and Repub leaders work together to speed through resolution; House com approves resolution without any hearings; Repr Morgan promises early action on resolution, perhaps before planned antiwar demonstrations; Rosenthal says it is apparent Adm and House leadership seek to intimidate antiwar people; Wright discloses resolution drafted with assistance of White House aides and has Nixon's endorsement; says Ford worked with resolution co-sponsors; resolution said to have 181 co-sponsors by now; some liberals complain privately about resolution to Repr Albert; details on Mansfield action

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MOSCOW, Nov. 6 -- President Nikolai V. Podgorny combined criticism of the Nixon Administration today with the hope that the forthcoming Soviet-American talks on limiting strategic arms would prove fruitful.