Kissinger to set up Nixon China trip with aides
White House adviser Henry Kissinger will travel to Beijing for four days to arrange a fixed date for President Nixon's historic visit. He travels with at least nine aides aboard a presidential jet from Travis AFB via Hawaii Guam and Shanghai, returning to Washington Oct 5.
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UPI
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Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
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China
Kissinger
Presidential Air Force
Travis Air Force Base
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Hawaii
Guam
Shanghai
North Pole
Elmendorf Air Forces Base
Alaska
West Pakistan
Ronald Ziegler
James D.hughes
Dwight L
Chapin
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Nmothy G. Elbourne
Robert H. Taylor
Secret Service
Alfred G. Jenkins
State Department
Hy Holdridh
Lord
Cmdr
Jar Howe
National Security Council
Air Force
Ralph Albertazzio
Tri City residents to hike for March of Dimes at Chabot
Hayward reports scores of Tri City participants plan the Alameda County March of Dimes Walkathon starting at Chabot College 25555 Hesperia Blvd at 4 a.m. tomorrow. Participants include Newark officials teachers police Chief Morrison Police Chief Nelson Kiwanis Club chairwoman Joseph Phillips and others from Newark High Silva MackGregor and Silva schools plus local civic groups and businesses as sponsors.
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Tricity
Alameda County
Chabot College
Hesperian Blvd
Newark
Harry Lewis
Silva
Mackregor
Newark Police Department
Wilbert Morrison
Tony Nelson
Kiwanis Club
Joseph Phillips
Walkathon
Carla Cookson
Derald Hawkes
Optimists Club
Tom Farris
Newark Jaycees
Freeman Jones
Newark Moose Lodge
Robert Wagner and Marion Marshall divorce settles child custody
In Los Angeles a seven year marriage ended in a court decree sought by Robert Wagner. The uncontested divorce assigns custody of their child Katharine and notes both parties are 41. Other text mentions school and local events but the custody ruling is the core fact.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Wagner
Marion Marshall
Wagner
Miss Marshall
Katharine
Nobel prize winner links hormones to body control
UPI reports Earl W. Sutherland Jr. of Nashville Tennessee won the 1971 Nobel Medicine Prize for discovering cyclic AMP as a messenger linking hormones to regulatory mechanisms. His finding, once dismissed, now underpins how adrenaline triggers heart rate increases and may influence cancer research and skin disorders. The Carolina Institute credits him with shaping the understanding of hormone action and the body's signaling pathways.
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Stockholm
UPI
Earl W. Sutherland Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Felkiw
Royal Caroline Physiology
Vanderbilt University Medical School
Covery
Sutherland
Carolina
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