Nixon to Meet Tanaka in Hawaii Talks on U S Japan Ties
President Nixon will meet Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka in Hawaii on August 31 and September 1 to discuss U S Japan relations and trade. The talks follow earlier meetings aimed at soothing Tokyo after trade frictions and will precede Nixon’s renomination events.
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Washington
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Hawaii
Pacific
Peking
Ron Ziegler
Nixons
William Eberle
Tokyo
White House
Eberle
Ziegler
Canada
Japan
United States
Sato
Ment
Tanaka
Pearl Harbor
Richard M. Nixon
Nine Miners Trapped In West Virginia Mine
Hope faded Sunday night for the nine men trapped by a coal mine fire at Blacksville No 1. Rescuers worked with officials from Consolidation Coal Company the Bureau of Mines and United Mine Workers to locate and reach the trapped workers. One foreman estimated survival chances at about 50 percent depending on location while a hole was drilled toward a section last contacted by telephone.
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Blacksville
W Va
John Corcoran
Consolidation Coal Co
Blacksville No. 1
Corcoran
U.S. Bureau of Mines
State Department of Mines
United Mine Workers Union
Bureau of Mines
W.R. Park
Consolidation
Farmington
Conso
Donald Smouse
New Geneva
Hanoi Supply Depots Ripped by U S Jets
U S Air Force jets bombed two 33 acre Hanoi supply depots in the southern sector of the city. Laser guided bombs destroyed more than a dozen warehouses as Phantoms faced heavy anti aircraft and missile fire from bases in Thailand and in Hanoi.
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Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
Hanoi Army
Air Force raids strike Hanoi Haiphong shipyards and depots
U S jets from three 7th Fleet carriers launched heavy strikes in the Hanoi Haiphong area targeting shipyards fuel depots warehouses bridges and supply trucks. North Vietnam says civilians were killed or wounded and claims seven U S planes were shot down while U S officials deny civilian targetting and acknowledge possible casualties in depots.
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U.S
7Th Fleet
Hanoi- Haiphong
Navy
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Fischer Takes Lead in World Chess Championship
Bobby Fischer edged Boris Spassky 6th game in Reykjavik to move one point ahead in the 24 game match. The American pressed from the opening as Spassky, playing black, resigned on move 41 after a relentless sequence, giving Fischer a 3 2% series lead with Game 7 set for Tuesday.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Brooklyn
Fischer
Miguel Najdorf
No Kidnap, Mother Jailed In Baby's Death
18 year old June Burley reported a week old baby kidnapped by three men. The infant Stephanie Diane Byrley was found dead in a shallow grave in an orange grove near Oak Grove Florida. Burley was arrested for first degree murder after an intensive investigation by the Hardee County Sheriff and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The cause of death will be determined after examination.
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Wauchula
Fla
June Burley
N.H. Murdock
Hardee County
Stephanie Diane Byrley
Byrley
Florida
Oak Grove
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
Burley
Richard
David Buriss
Donna Laughlin
Jacksonville
Richard Burley
Man Charged With Murder In Texas Couple Deaths
A 19 year old Louisiana man linked to the torch deaths of Mr and Mrs Matzilevich near Austin was arrested in Ruston Louisiana. David Matthews also known as David Griggs or Sanders faced a murder with malice complaint in Austin. Matthews was captured after a nationwide alert and taken to Lincoln Parish Jail.
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Ruston
UPI
Louisiana
Austin
Tex
Texas
Wallace Spiller
Dwight Moody
Bobby Simpson
Lincoln Parish
Mike Hilton
David Matthews
Matthews
David Griggs
David
Two Die in U S 66 Crash Near Bovina
A head on collision on U S 66 four miles southwest of Bovina killed Monroe Abner Timmons 71 of Clovis New Mexico and Helen Leonard Culver 60 of Fort Worth. Three Culver grandchildren aged 11 12 and 13 were treated and released at Palmer County Hospital. Funeral services for Timmons and Culver will be announced by local mortuaries.
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Bovina
U.S. 66
Here
Palmer County
Wilbur Charles
Monroe Abner Timmons
Clovis
N.M
Helen Leonard Culver
Fort Worth
White House report shows millions funneled into Food for Peace
A White House report to Congress reveals that last year the United States funneled 78 million dollars into South Vietnam's war budget under Food for Peace. Since 1954 the program has spent over 1.7 billion on common defense, with Vietnam, Korea and Cambodia as current recipients and other nations also benefiting.
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Washington
White House
United States
South Vietnam
Congress
Nixon
U.S
Saigon
Korea
Cambodia
United States Military Assistance Command
Vietnam
U.S. Department of Defense
Agency For International Development
Spain
Congo
Republic of China
Turkey
Greece
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Lidation
Hazlett Cochran
Smouse
Donovan Bates
Fairfield
Bobby
Dorris
Timmons
Mrs. Culver
Clabhorn Funeral Home of
Friona
Food For Peace
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