Nixon Sato Begins Historic Talks on Okinawa Return
President Nixon and Prime Minister Sato open three days of talks at the White House on Okinawa’s 1972 return to Japan. Discussions cover base use, nuclear weapons, Asia roles, and trade amid a tense U.S.-Japan security outlook as Sato seeks his political fate tied to the outcome.
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Apollo 12 Moon Landing At Houston Space Center
Apollo 12 crew led by Charles Conrad Jr and Alan Bean landed on the moon aboard Intrepid in a precise 1 54 a m touchdown. They deployed five nuclear powered instruments and returned to lunar orbit with plans for a second excursion and camera repair.
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Richard F. Gordon Jr
Gerry Carr
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Pete” Conrad Jr
Alan L. Bean
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Bean
Intrepid
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Neil Armstrong
Kennedy to lie in state at funeral Mass in Hyannis Port
Joseph P Kennedy 81 died at Cape Cod home after decades as ambassador and patriarch of the Kennedy clan. Funeral MassThursday at small clapboard church where Kennedys worshiped, theme of spiritual joy.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedys
John F. Kennedy
Cape Cod
Two Democrats Seek Lt Governor Nomination in Ohio
In Columbus two Cuyahoga County Democrats announced plans to run in May's primary for lieutenant governor. State Sen. Anthony Calabrese of Cleveland and Ray T. Miller Jr. of Lakewood enter the race, Calabrese as assistant Senate minority leader and Miller as son of the former county party chairman.
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Cuyahoga County
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Cleveland
Senate
Ray T. Miller Jr
Lakewood
Bombs explode in Seattle Capitol Hill sites injure worker
Three blasts hit Summit Branch of Seattle Community College a Safeway store and Garfield High School in the Capitol Hill district early today. One worker at the Safeway was hospitalized. Police urged safety and investigators began assessing damage.
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Seattle Community College
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Garfield High School
Thirteen Could Be Lucky Number at Sheltering Arms
Clipping notes a possible lucky number thirteen connected to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mentions Hocking Commissioners approving a car purchase for engineers and an OK on a property sale. Page references indicate various sections: Classifieds Sports Ads Scene TV Theaters Women Obituaries.
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MOEA
Onnana Ae Entertainment
B52 Raids Hit Camps Near Cambodian Border
Fifty B52s dropped about 1500 tons of bombs on North Vietnamese forces near Bu Prang and Duc Lap Special Forces camps along the Cambodian border. Army reported 243 enemy soldiers killed near Bu Prang as fighting continued around the camps despite shelling and air attacks.
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Bu Prang
Duc Lap
Cambodian
Cambodia
U.S
Senators complain withdrawal from Vietnam too slow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee critics say Nixon’s Vietnam pullout is moving too slowly while warning as many as 250000 U S troops could stay indefinitely. After talks with Secretary Rogers they weigh public hearings as Defense Secretary Laird to speak today.
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Vietnam
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Rogers
U.S
Ful
Namese
Fulbright
Laird
Joint U S Soviet Envoys Host Helsinki Reception
In Helsinki Finland the U S and Soviet ambassadors Val Peterson and A E F Kovalev held a precedent setting joint party during the SALT talks recess. About 200 guests attended a neutral restaurant club between the embassies as the two sides agreed to split costs 50 50.
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Sadors
U.S
Dayton Judge Says He Won't Rule On Consent Law Validity
An appellate judge said his rulings focused on the purpose of Ohio implied consent and noted the law helps courts assess intoxication. He overturned license suspensions for two drivers who pleaded guilty or did not test, saying the guilty plea removed the need for a test.
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Dayton, Ohio
Ohio
Calvin Crawford
2Nd Court of Appeals
Crawford
Regis
Haynsworth Nomination Chances Brighten With New Backers
Freshman Sen. Ralph Smith and Sen. Mike Gravel moved to support Clement Haynsworth Jr. as hopes rise for confirmation. The AP tally shows 41 senators in favor, 4 against, with 19 uncommitted as vote nears at 1 p.m. Friday. Smith shifted after review of conflict claims, saying they were misleading.
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Supreme Court
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Ralph T. Smith
Ilinois
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
William B. Spong
D-Va
Smith
Associated Press
Everett M. Dirk
Sen
U.S. Court of Appeals
South Carolina
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