Nixon welcomes Japanese emperor in Alaska visit
President Nixon greeted Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako in Anchorage at a two hour stopover on a Pacific Northwest trip. The leaders stressed friendship after World War II as Nixon aimed to reassure Japan amid U.S. economic and China policy shifts. Secretary Rogers and Henry Kissinger joined the summit pace as Hirohito prepared for a European tour.
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Weather Forecast for Wincelia and Long Mornday
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with occasional showers. Temperatures in the lower 50s at night and highs in the low 70s. Winds 15 to 25 mph.
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Tripartite Poverty Community Congress Holds First Hayward Meeting
Money will be the major topic as the tripartite poverty community congress convenes its first full-member session in Hayward. Page 3.
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Treasury aims to diminish gold role in world system
United States Treasury Secretary John Connally signals an effort to downplay gold in the global monetary framework. Other items include jury selection in Vancouver for a 2.3 million civil suit against San Francisco Mayor Alioto and two ex-Washington officials, Justice Douglas quipping on women on the Supreme Court, a physicist warning about lead poisoning, Admiral Rickover pressing for a new nuclear submarine, Hurricane Ginger near the Bahamas, and Chicago black leaders plotting political strategies for 1972.
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Lady Amelia Fleming Faces Tribunal in Athena Trial
Lady Amelia Fleming widow of Sir Alexander Fleming known for penicillin faces a military tribunal in Athena today. She stands charged with plotting to aid the condemned would be assassin of Premier Georges Papadopoulos.
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Emperor Hirohito Begins Historic US Europe Tour
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako depart Tokyo for Alaska on the first foreign trip by a Japanese monarch in 2,631 years. They will visit the United States and seven European nations, with security tight and public cheers in Tokyo as crowds wave flags.
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Spy purge strains USSR Britain ties with threat of retaliation
The Soviet Union charged Britain's expulsion of 105 Soviet officials for spying seriously strains relations and warned of retaliation if the order is not rescinded. Britain rejected the Soviet demand and stood ready to respond to any measures, while Moscow delivered a protest noting the allegations as groundless and provocative.
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UN General Assembly Debates Policy With China Topic
The United Nations General Assembly shifts from early China questions to its annual policy debate with about 40 foreign ministers and cabinet leaders expected to participate. Brazil to lead the day’s general debate with Marky Gibson Barbora slated to speak, followed by Swaran Singh of India and A Khalatbari of Tran, among others. The agenda includes deference of Korea debate to next year amid reconciliatory talks between North and South Korea. The Security Council remains focused on Middle East issues, urging Israel to halt expansion in Jerusalem’s Arab quarter amid broader tensions.
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Nixon announces second fast breeder reactor plan at Hanford
President Nixon unveiled a joint government private project to build a second liquid metal fast breeder reactor, following a $200 million private commitment toward an initial prototype. He cited Hanford as a possible site and highlighted the goal of abundant clean power, with the program backed by Edison Electric Institute commitments and other utilities nationwide.
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Argus to Print Old Map for Pathfinder 71 Celebration
The Argus will publish two historical maps in tomorrow's edition to honor the Pathfinder 71 celebration starting Thursday. One map shows Washington Twershep area as it looked nearly a century ago and will be suitable for framing for local history buffs. A special historical section appears Thursday with old and new pictures of the area.
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