Nixon in China Talks Opens Door to Peace or Setback
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan weighs whether Nixon's visit to Peking will advance peace efforts or trigger new tensions. He explores how China and the Soviet Union may recalibrate influence in Asia, and whether nuclear pressures could rise in Japan or India amid evolving U S policy toward China.
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Nixon in Peking Opens Talks With Mao and Chou
President Nixon arrived in Beijing and met Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai at a banquet in the Great Hall of the People. He urged a long march toward world peace on different roads, seeking normal relations and a shared effort for peace and justice.
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Two Rangers Wounded In Lightning Strike At Base Camp South Viet
South Vietnamese border Rangers struck a North Vietnamese base camp 100 miles south of Da Nang claiming 62 enemy killed while two Rangers were wounded. Meanwhile helicopters carried hundreds of government troops for a spoiling operation near Firebase 5 in the Central Highlands. American B52s hammered the area before the push.
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Hughes In Nicaragua On Peace Visit Amid Airliner Talks
In Managua Howard Hughes arrives with secret airline plans as President Somoza says the billionaire may seek peace in Nicaragua. Talks reportedly cover sale of planes and a merger between Lanka Airline and Hughes Air West during Hughes stay at the Intercontinental Hotel.
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Humphrey urges broader look at Nixon crime record
Sen Hubert H Humphrey urged Senate hearings on Richard G Kleindienst nomination to also review Nixon administration crime control. He cited $22 million spent in 1968 campaign promises to curb crime and said fear of crime remains. He dodged a vote stance on confirmation.
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