Nixon declines to comment during China visit stop
Former President Richard Nixon dodges questions from reporters in Kweilin about U S criticism of his eight day China trip to mark the 1972 visit anniversary. He stalls then moves on amid drizzle as aides say he will say nothing.
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Kissinger Says Nixon to Be Questioned Over China Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger said Nixon will be questioned by the administration about his talks with Chinese leaders. He noted Nixon may be questioned in California as he attends a meeting while Kissinger’s wife recovers from surgery. Rep. Hays criticized Nixon’s trip, linking it to Ford’s pardon.
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Soviet Union Acclaimed As Stronger Yet Seeks Peace
Soviet scientist Anatoly Alexandrov declared the USSR is stronger than ever and no longer threatenable by force while stressing peace as the country’s prime aim at the 25th Communist party congress. Brezhnev's detente policy and Castro’s Angola stance framed a pro Soviet, pro peace atmosphere with no dissent.
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Upside Down Tennessee Flag Appears on New Stamp
Nashville UPI reports a U S Postal Service bimetennial stamp honoring Tennessee was printed with the state flag upside down. The error spotted by state employee Bill Seifert sparked embarrassment but could boost collectibility as about 1 million sheets were issued locally. Postmaster David Huggins corrected the display in his office.
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Crewmen safe in FB-111 crash at Pease AFB
An FB-111 fighter bomber crashed on the Pease AFB runway at 10 50 p m Wednesday as it returned from a routine training mission. Captain James N Gabriel 29 and navigator Michael H Labeau 30 were hospitalized for observation. A board of Air Force officers was appointed to investigate the accident. One plane due to land at Pease was diverted to Plattsburgh NY.
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Senate approves seven month daylight saving bill
The Senate approved a bill to extend daylight saving time to seven months, sending it to the House. Supporters cite energy savings and fewer crashes, while critics warn of darker mornings for children and burdens on farmers.
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New Hampshire judge clears Show Me as not obscene
Portsmouth District Court Judge Alvin Taylor dismissed obscenity charges against three book dealers for selling the children's sex education book Show Me. The 60 minute hearing ended with no conviction as prosecutor Ira Cook and publisher Thomas McCormack weighed in on open discussion of parents and sexual education.
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