Nixon Tanaka Shake Up Trade Talks And Security Assurances
Nixon and Tanaka ended two days of talks in Honolulu with assurances on U S base security in Japan as Tokyo warms to China. Tokyo pledged to help cut the U S trade deficit via a 1.1 billion dollar short term purchase and a more cooperative stance. U S officials cautioned not all trade issues were resolved. President Nixon then headed to San Clemente, after presenting a Distinguished Service Medal to Adm John S McCain Jr. and outlining a 14 billion dollar purchase plan covering civil aircraft, enriched uranium, helicopters, and agricultural products.
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Nixon
Kankei Tanaka
U.S
Japan
China
United States
Alexis Johnson
White House
San Clemente
Spirit
Hickam Field
John S.mccain, Jr
Pacific
Air Force Base
Ed Toro Marine Base
Calif
Tokyo
Johnson
Okinawa
Taiwan
Jeffords Hackett clash over campaign funds in Vermont
Vermont Attorney General James M Jeffords filed a list showing more than ten thousand dollars in contributions to his gubernatorial bid and criticized Luther Hackett for not disclosing donors. Jeffords reported spending eighteen thousand dollars and loaned four thousand of his own money. Hackett, former Social Welfare Board chair from South Burlington, had refused to disclose contributors before the September 12 election.
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James M. Jefords
Luther Hackett
Jeffords
Richard Thomas
Hackett
Social Welfare Board
South Burlington
Kennedy to Free Some POWs in Vietnam
UPI reports informal channels indicate North Vietnam plans to release several American prisoners of war soon. A Kennedy aide cited forthcoming national holidays as possible release dates but specified no exact timing. A State Department official said there was no independent confirmation of the report.
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UPI
North Vietnam
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
State Department
U.S
Meany Attacks Nixon in Labor Day Message
AFL CIO chief George Meany criticizes Nixon economic policy in a Labor Day speech, condemning wage suppression while prices and profits rise. He also targets the McGovern-Shriver camp and urges labor to defend its values against privileged elites, without naming McGovern directly. Other labor leaders note inflation trends and wage pressures amid political divides.
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Meany
Labor
Nixon Byame
Commmunications
Joseph A. Beirne
McGovern-Shriver Labor Committee
Nixon
Frank E. — Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Union
Trudeau resigns as Canada calls national election
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau dissolved parliament and resigned to pave the way for elections next month. He told Secretary James Deare that a general election is set for Oct. 30. The Liberal party swept to power in 1968 on the back of youth appeal and a pledge of a just society.
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UPI
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Trudeau
News Confermer
James Deare
Liberal Party
St Joseph College to enroll MAUHS seniors early admission
St Joseph College will admit nearly 20 Mt Anthony Union High School seniors into its early admission program and enroll them whether or not MAUHS covers tuition. President James G Donahue said the plan may require family financial planning changes. The Mt Anthony board postponed final funds decisions awaiting state Education Department guidance.
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Sleemnan
Mt. Anthony
State Education Department
MAUHS
St. Joseph College
Scliwt
Sleeman
Stroman
Montpelier Memo Attorney general race stirs little public interest
In Vermont a five man field for the Republican attorney general nomination faces a crowded, overlapping set of resumes and few distinct issues. Cheney and West trade blame over past legislation while Diamondstone, Divoll, and Liam push broader reform themes. Voter interest appears low ahead of the Sept. 12 primary.
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Betsy Samuelson Montpelier
UPI
Kimberly Cheney
Peter Diamondstone
Natt L. Divoll Jr
Sten Liam
Robert West
Washington County
Cheney
James M. Jeffords
Jeffords
Divoll
Windham County
House
Senate
Liam
Caledonia
Essex County
Montpelier
Rutland City
Rutland County
Vermont
Diamondstone
Burlington
Bellows Falls
West
Empire Building
Public Safety Department
Out-of-state women seek most New York abortions in 1971
Albany report shows 61 percent of New York State abortions in 1971 were for residents from other states or Canada. Most patients were young white women in the first 12 weeks. 16 women died, including three from self induced abortions. Massachusetts led non residents with 4,432 cases.
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UPI
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State Health Department
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
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Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Canada
Weather Outlook With Variable Clouds and Mild Temps
Mostly sunny today with high in the upper 70s to low 80s. Increasing clouds tonight with lows in the 30s. Sunday brings more sun and variable clouds with slightly cooler temperatures in the 70s.
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