Goldberg urges halting to Peking talks in 1970s era split over China
Former U N ambassador Arthur Goldberg, long urging U S recognition of China, cautions Nixon officials not to rush toward Peking. He warns moves could cloud SALT talks with Moscow and suggests waiting for the next Russia China talks to shape a joint approach.
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Freedom of the press in South America at low ebb
Deepening restrictions grip 16 Latin nations with only Ecuador Colombia and Venezuela enjoying unthreatened press freedom. Peru's new law institutionalizes repression under military rule while Bolivia Argentina and others face censorship threats and prosecutions for content.
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North Vietnamese areas still repair damage from October raids
Tokyo based Tatsuo Tsuda of Kyodo News reports North Vietnam continues postwar repairs after U.S. bombing in October 1968. He describes damaged highways and bridges, especially along Highway 1 near the A7th parallel, with widespread destruction from aerial raids between Hanoi and Vinh Linh. Traffic on Highway 1 remains heavy as trucks slog through the ruins.
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Nixon Veto Attack Read By NEA and Lawmakers
The NEA mobilizes one million members to push Congress to override President Nixon's veto threat on the education and labor finance bill. Democratic leaders Brademas Coelhoan Howard and Reuss attack the veto while White House aide Harlow urges restraint. Congress recesses until January 19 as debates continue on education funds and hospital construction. Florida is noted for its population ranking.
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