Nixon Says Seeds Sown For Peace In China Return
President Nixon argued that his China trip seeded a durable peace structure with no secret deals. He sought to reassure conservatives over Taiwan withdrawal while praising talks with Premier Chou En-lai and broadening exchanges. He called the trip a long process toward calm, open dialogue. He noted a policy communique and framed saplings and redwoods as symbols of growth toward peace in the Western Pacific.
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Washington
China
Nixon
U.S
Taiwan
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Chiang Kaishek
Peking
Chou En-lai
Gulf
United States
Shanghai
Hangchow
Western
Pacific
Mao Tsetung
America
West Virginia flood toll rises to 67 in Buffalo Creek disaster
Thousands homeless in 16 coal camps after the Buffalo Creek hollow flood caused by a dam breach. Officials report 67 dead, 4,000 displaced, and many still missing while relief agencies mobilize housing aid, health clinics, and search efforts. Ohio leaders launch a relief fund to aid victims.
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Man
W. Va
Buffalo Creek Hollow
Federal Housing Administration
National
West Virginia
Paul Davidson
Charleston National Bank of
Charleston
W.va
Davidson
Mobile Homes Begin Arriving in Logan County
The first group of rent free mobile homes arrives as officials warn homeless Buffalo Creek flood survivors will not move in for one to two weeks. Moving survivors from schools could take up to three months, with HUD administering the program under Nixon’s disaster declaration. Site searches delay housing. the state must provide sites and utilities while locals assist. About 600 people are expected to be aided.
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Man
W. Va
Logan County
Buffalo Creek
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Nixon
China
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hugh Richardson
OEP i
Rank Carney
Moore Denies State Was Asked Okay To Relieve Dam Pressure
Gov Arch Moore Jr branded as irresponsible the account of a Buffalo Mining Co official who said the state was asked to release material to ease Buffalo Creek dam pressure. He found no records of such a request and noted a 1971 directive to reduce clear water while pointing to prior concerns over weak dam sections.
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Moore
Charleston
W. Va
Arch Moore Jr
Coal Company
Logan County
Ben Tudor
Buffalo Mining Co
Buffalo Creek
Tudor
Senate debates busing in desegregation stalemate
In a sharply divided Senate the busing issue trumps desegregation policy as overhauling the education bill prompts multiple votes. Civil rights backers clash with anti busing forces while a compromise aimed to preserve court power to order busing may emerge by week’s end.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Griffin
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Farmers' Share Rises as Beef Prices Jump in January
Washington AP The Agriculture Department reports a January rise in supermarket beef prices with consumer cost at a record 1.11 per pound. Farmers received 82.5 cents per pound, up from 80.3 in December, and about 23 percent more than a year earlier. Pork and overall food basket costs also climbed, shaping expectations of higher farm income this year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Fire bomb explodes outside IBM building near Harvard
An early morning blast outside an IBM building across from Harvard University in Cambridge caused minimal damage with a small scorched section and several broken windows. No injuries were reported by police.
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Cambridge, Mass
IBM
Harvard University
Nixon Accused Of Selling Out Taipei Alliances
Nationalist China's premier and its National Assembly accused President Nixon of selling out old friends and said Chiang Kaishek's government cannot forgive him for negotiating with Communist China.
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Taipei
China
National Assembly
Nixon
Chiang Kaishek
Pioneer 10 Jupiter mission liftoff delayed again
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports the Pioneer 10 launch toward Jupiter has been postponed once more and is now scheduled for Wednesday night.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Jupiter
Classified Comics Editorial Obituaries Mystery Entry
An editorial style notice appears in the classifieds with oblique references to a sequence of names and events. The fragment hints at an obituary or memorial item tied to a local context and a dated entry.
Collins Mining Co. Granted Two-Week Delay in Ohio Case
The Collins Mining Co owned by state Sen. Oakley Collins received a two week continuation on charges of unlawful operations in Wayne National Forest at Ironton. Judge David Porter continued the case to permit a change of plea or trial date. Collins pleaded innocent to indictments including unlawful cutting and destroying timber, strip mining without a permit, and polluting waters in Wayne National Forest.
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Cincinnati
Collins Mining Co
Oakley Collins
Wayne National Forest
Ironton
David Porter
U.S. District Court
Collins, R-Ironton
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State Department of Natural Resources
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Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
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Harvard
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Georgia Senate
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