Japan To Help Ease U S Dollar Plight
Nixon and Tanaka conclude a mid-Pacific summit in Honolulu with a joint plan for Japan to buy over 1 billion dollars of American goods paid in advance. They sanction longer-term talks on U S Japan trade while pursuing broader ties and non Communist country relationships.
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U.S
Honolulu
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Tanaka
Henry A. Kissinger
Nobuhiko Ushiba
Washington
Ronald L. Ziegler
Fischer New Chess Champ
Bobby Fischer won the world chess championship as Boris Spassky resigned in the 21st game in Reykjavik. Fischer led 11 42 to 8 1/2 and needed one point when Spassky sealed his 41st move and adjourned.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Russia
U.S
Fischer A
Spassky
Fischer
Isaac Kashdan
Associated Press
Mrs Nixon Tries Sport In Hawaii Tour
First Lady Pat Nixon visits Hawaii on a whirlwind trip with stops on the big island. She rolls an ulumaika stone at Keaukaha school amid cheering Hawaiian children, then meets Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka on Oahu and attends cultural events including a tea ceremony and luau. She plants two banyan trees, one to replace a tree her husband planted 20 years ago that was uprooted by a tidal wave.
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Hawaii
Pat Nixon
Nixon
Oahu
Kakuei Tanaka
Photographer links second break in at Democratic HQ
Miami Atty Richard Gerstein says a photographer testified to hand written letters between Democratic leaders photographed before the Watergate break in. The photographer identified Barker and Sturgis, said to have paid for the rush job, and hinted at a second break in at the Watergate complex.
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Miami
Richard Gerstein
Gerstein
Michael Richardson
CIA
Bernard L. Barker
Frank Sturgis
Watergate
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic National Committee
Larry
Richardson
Barker
Coalition Of Unions Backs McGovern In Ohio
A coalition of about 15 international unions pledged support for the McGovern Shriver ticket in Ohio, aiming to mobilize up to 750000 union voters. The group plans a state committee to organize locals and boost member registration and turnout.
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Columbus, Ohio
McGovern-Shriver
Ohio
McGovern
Hughes
Cholera Battle Spreads Across Three States
Hog cholera outbreaks prompt culling of 1,971 hogs in Kentucky and 323 in Ohio. Indiana reports 1,356 hogs killed earlier, with a Morgan County pig dying after a greased pig contest. Veterinary officials stress lab tests are needed for certainty.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Warren County
Howard Pearson
Ohio
Indiana
National Animal Disease Laboratory
Ames
Iowa
Hoosier State
Morgan County
Lowell Barnes
U.S. Animal Health Division
Communist Gunners Step Up Attacks Near Saigon
Saigon reports intensified assaults along Highway 1 as Communist sappers and gunners strike district headquarters and ranger posts. In the Tam Quan area 24 rangers were killed and 21 enemy troops were reported slain, with artillery and mortar barrages targeting militia and bridge guards near An Nhon.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Rangers
South Vietnam Reports Setbacks and Bridge Bombing
The Sai Gon command claimed 34 enemy dead after an assault drive, with one militiaman killed and four wounded. Sappers destroyed a half mile Cau Lau bridge 15 miles south of Da Nang, closing highway 1 until engineers expect reopening by Saturday. In Que Son Valley 30 miles south of Da Nang government troops retook the district headquarters military compound as fighting continues around the black Square compound, which has changed hands four times since August 19.
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Tack
Saigon Command
Cau Lau
da Nang
Que Son
Black Square
Newport Grand Jurors Seek Officials Ouster
Campbell Circuit Court Judge Paul Stapleton comments on a Newport grand jury report alleging corruption and vice. The panel urged removal of the city manager and police chief, citing gambling houses and manipulation of police schedules. Officials deny wrongdoing while calling the report shocking. The jury heard 32 witnesses including testimony about the Eisner slaying.
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Newport, Ky
Campbell
Paul Stapleton
Newport
Stapleton
Bellevue
Eisner
Pollution check seen as harmful
New York scientist warns catalytic converters may pose health risks. Dr. William D. Balgord cites chromium nickel and other toxic elements in catalysts and reports metal particles released under exhaust-like conditions.
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New York State
William D. Balgord
Department of Environmental Conservation
Detroit
Balgord
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