Nixon charts China trip amid talks with news executives
President Nixon, after meeting news executives, said negotiators hoped to settle within a week though major issues remained. He planned to meet Mao Tse-tung and Premier Zhou En-lai during a visit to China before May, while stressing China’s internal turbulence would not derail the trip. Nixon flew to Kalispell Montana to inspect the big Sandy Dam and continued toward Alaska for a historic foreign visit.
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Tough economic measures warned in Washington notice
The Cost of Living Council warned Saturday that tougher action may follow to enforce the price freeze. Arnold Weber said two court actions are under way and three outlets are being considered for enforcement. He cited ongoing actions against a pro football team, a Texas landlord, and a Louisiana school board, plus 16 other potential cases as officials pursued voluntary compliance. The council reported 2,608 complaints through Sept 21, with food price hikes dominating. New England accounted for about 5 percent of complaints. Congress vendors criticized wage freezes as punitive and inexitable.
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Pathfinder Days gala promises entertainment and parade
Fremont hosts Pathfinder Days with outdoor stage shows near the swim lagoon and a two hour parade featuring 190 units. The Fremont Atatonta eight mile women’s AAU sanctioned marathon precedes the parade. A Western shootout recreates the gunfight era and George Monle will supervise the Gallery of Gunfighters.
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Attica prisoners burial chaos shocks Brooklyn grief crowd
In Brooklyn a funeral procession for six Attica inmates halted as identifications were questioned. Three bodies were examined at the New York City Medical Examiner’s office after caskets were moved through Bedford Stuyvesant, with mourners chanting and clergy delaying burial until IDs were confirmed.
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Bombers Hit North Vietnam In Fifth Straight Day
United States air raids intensified as 132 bombers struck targets in North Vietnam including storage areas near Da Nang and a bunker complex. In South Vietnam and Cambodia communist forces launched rocket and mortar attacks on at least four U.S. bases, including two airfields, amid escalating combat.
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Weather report hints at showers and cooling trend
Increasing cloudiness with showers likely through Monday. A slight cooling trend follows with highs in the upper 50s to around 60. Lows tonight in the 50s. Westerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Page 3.
California teachers vote on statewide strike action
The State Council of Education faces a near consensus among CTA members in Daly City as teachers approve strike action amid a wave of firings. The move signals broad support for organized action across districts, with 227 teachers reportedly terminated. Elementary school districts in Daly City show heightened tensions as the dispute unfolds.
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President Nixon Seeks Balance amid Pacific Coast Surf News
Fragmentary clippings note Nixon stance on balance during West Coast trip as he eyes possible presidential run. Other items reference Atti rebellion death toll rising to 42, inmate hospital death details, and Treasury subsidy accusations against private banks.
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Diplomatic talks cite Soviet KGB defector on Western exodus
Diplomatic sources quote a Soviet defector claiming Britain faces exclusion and the United States Yugoslavia and Albania will intensify operations in economic areas. The defector says Soviet leader Tito agreed on expanding cooperation between Communist parties and governments, affecting bilateral ties.
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