Nixon China trip will not push Vietnam end says Kissinger
President Nixon’s planned China visit after January will not aim to end the Vietnam War. Kissinger, returning from Peking, said the trip aims to improve relations and settle outstanding issues, not solve Indochina. He noted third party talks on Indochina likely won’t be on the agenda and that unilateral or negotiated peace is possible outside Beijing.
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Irish Extremist Attacks Kill Troops and Police in Belfast Area
In Northern Ireland a day of violence left three British soldiers and a police sergeant dead. Gunmen attacked an army convoy near Armagh and a roadside ambush in Londonderry, while a land mine injured another soldier near Kinawley. A Turf Lodge gunfight left several attackers possibly hit.
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U S Deliberates U N Funding Cuts After China Vote
The United States reviews its financial support to the United Nations amid the China vote fallout. Officials say a cut could be seen as dollar diplomacy while awaiting dust to settle before a budget stance. United States funds about 215 million dollars, 31.52 percent of the UN budget for 1972.
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SALT talks stall over ABM and offensive missile limits
In Vienna UPI report, Longworth notes US and Russia only agreed to focus on ABM limits and measures on offensive missiles this year. Optimism about a broader deal fades as negotiators warn progress is fragile and Washington's enthusiasm irks Soviet and American sides alike.
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Summer films at College Cinema and aging SALT talks
At the Movies notes Summer of 42 at College Cinema praised as a beautiful sensitive film about youth and emotions with an R rating. Billy Jack GP rating and King Kong matinee times listed. Separate reports discuss American-Soviet SALT talks, ABM limits, and the drift of the arms race with FOBs MIRV and SS9 shaping disarmament debates.
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12 year old boy on murder charge at Old Bailey
At London Old Bailey a four foot tall 12 year old Mario Carroll faces murder charges for allegedly planning and aiding the robbery of 82 year old Harry Lillywhite. Prosecutors say Carroll enlisted James Johnston to help, with Johnston ultimately delivering the fatal blow.
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