Japan Send First Two Diplomats to North Vietnam
Japan dispatched its first diplomats to Hanoi in a move coordinated with the United States. Kazusuke Miyake and Yoshisataro Inque led the mission, said to discuss trade possibilities and broader diplomacy while avoiding negotiations. Washington stressed the aim was to broaden contacts, not establish a permanent mission.
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Europe eyes common currency in market policy push
Paris and Bonn signaled a bid to revive the Werner Plan for economic and monetary unity among the Common Market six. Pompidou and Brandt pressed fellow members to agree on coordinated policies, aiming toward a shared currency and integrated central banking and tax measures. They plan to seek consensus through diplomacy by February 28 in Brussels.
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Bill would move Admission Day to a September Monday
Sacramento California Assemblyman Peter R. Chacon of San Diego introduced a bill to shift Admission Day from September 9 to the second Monday in September. He said the holiday often clashes with Labor Day and the start of school, wasting valuable time for teachers and students to settle in.
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