Nixon to visit Peking amid push for China ties
President Nixon announced a planned visit to the People's Republic of China within 10 months to seek normalization of U.S.-China relations. The trip, arranged with Premier Chou En-lai and Kissinger, aims at easing tensions and potentially full diplomatic ties, drawing mixed domestic and international reaction.
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Calif
Nixon
Peking
China
Chou En-lai
U.S
Mainland China
Chou
Henry A. Kissinger
National Broadcasting Co
Burbank
Taipei
United States
James Wei
Vietnam
United Nations
People’s Republic of China
Washington
Kissinger
Saigon
Paris
Pakistan
Mohammed Agha Yahya Khan
Moscow
Soviet Union
Burbank Studios
Oceanside
Wirephoro
Communist China
White House
NBC
Lai
Henry Kissinger
Litton Plans Move of Sheet-Fed Presses from Athens Plant
Litton Automated Business Systems will relocate a substantial amount of sheet-fed presses from its Athens McBee plant. Plant manager Cee Dearth notified Henry Hefti of the Machinists Union and offered union negotiations on the impact of the decision after meetings with foremen and small employee groups.
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Litton Automated Business Systems
Athens McBee
Cee Dearth
Henry Hefti
Pressmen’s Union
Thieu Ky drug report prompts no immediate comment
NBC Nightly News cites Vietnamese sources alleging illegal drug trafficking funds Thieu and Ky campaigns. Brady reports the air force may transport drugs with Ky's blessing, while Thieu seeks re election without questioning fund sources.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Phil Brady
National Broadcasting Co
NBC Nightly News
Brady
Thieu
Classifieds and Obituaries Highlight Cannes and TV Sports
A compact page shows entertainment and obituaries with TV listings and sports notes. It references Cannes events and various classified items across sections including women’s topics and entertainment.
Nixon Kissinger China trip stirs mixed global reaction
Nationalist China protested Nixon plan to visit Communist China while South Korea voiced shock and South Vietnam leaders offered varied responses. U Thant called it a new chapter in international relations as Britain welcomed the move with prior notice.
Phone Walkout Talks Continue Amid Vandalism Strikes
The 400000 workers strike against the Bell System persists with isolated vandalism surfacing. Offices in Elgin Illinois suffered a $50000 to $75000 fire damage, cables were cut in multiple cities, and about 1500 to 2700 subscribers faced service outages while crews repaired lines and officials warned of potential disruptions as automation helps sustain operations.
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Workers of America
Bell Telephone System
CWA
Elgin
Ill
Mundelein
Aurora
Libertyville
Vineland
N.J
Grethna
Neb
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ohio Bell seeks court curb on strike picketing in Cleveland
Ohio Bell asks Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court to limit picketing by strikers who allegedly threatened and molested supervisors at Bell facilities in Cleveland. A police officer was injured when shoved through a glass door amid protests as thousands of workers nationwide walkout.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Cedar Point
Laurie Schaefer
Bexley
Columbus
Miss Schaefer
Ohio University
Judy Jones
Miami
Miss Jones
West Alexandria
Preble County
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Bell
Cleveland
Donald C. Ciammarchella
Vulcan
Ohio Senate signals tax vote likely after House pass
Ohio Republicans say they cannot block passage of the first state income tax as the House approved an eight percent corporate tax and Gov. Gilligan’s proposed rates. The Senate plans a Tuesday hearing on the measure, with 17 votes needed to pass amid ongoing budget discussions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
John Gilligan
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon China Trip Sparks Bipartisan Praise and Skepticism
Washington observers from both parties greeted President Nixon’s secret plan to visit Peking with excitement over potential steps toward ending the Vietnam War and broader peace. Critics warned of unintended consequences and questioned moral implications of engaging with China.
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Nixon
Peking
Senate
Mike Mansfild
China
George S. McGovern
Dl.c
Vietnam
World
Asia
Hubert H. Humphrey
House Gop
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Sen
Ate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Committee of One Million
Walter Judd
R-Minn
Carl McIntire
March For Victory Committee
God
Deep coal reserves hinted in southeastern Ohio regions
Ohio geological survey reports no new low-sulfur coal finds but identifies large, unreported deep coal reserves in Meigs Monroe Noble and Washington counties with potential in Belmont and Guernsey. Twenty five deep core holes reached 1525 feet, showing seven coal beds though further drilling is needed to confirm the projections.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
Division of Geological Survey
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National
Air Pollution Control Administration
Natural Resources Department
Meigs
Monroe
Noble
Washington
Belmont
Guernsey
Southeastern
Ohio Coal Basin
The
Geological Survey
Viet Lull Continues On Ground With Heavy B52 Raids
Saigon reports waves of B52 bombers hitting North Vietnamese positions in the northern South Vietnam area. The ground fighting lull continues with only minor patrols as 12 bombers drop about 360 tons on suspected troop concentrations depots bunkers and antiaircraft sites from 4 to 12 miles below the DMZ near Khe Sanh.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
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