Kissinger Talks With Japanese Leaders On Vietnam and Trade
Kissinger briefed Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka and Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira in Tokyo on his Hanoi and Peking trips. Ohira said talks covered Vietnam reconstruction, monetary issues, and China-U.S.-Japan relations. The meeting follows a two hour session with Mao and a five hour talk with Chou En Lai, with no public agenda released.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Japan
Hanoi
Peking
Ietnam
Mao Tse-tung
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
Vietnam
China
United States
Kissinger
Mao
Ohina
Herbert Klein
U.S
Florida
White House
Chou En-lai
Frank
Wideranging
Chou
Maine Lawmakers Backbiting on TV Rules and Rituals
A Maine legislature column portrays lawmakers at the State House as decorous yet sharp haired, citing verbatim excerpts from Feb. 7 legislative records. It notes bowing, cousin like remarks, and TV coverage as the scene shifts between civility and sparring.
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Bath
Ross
Louis Jalbert
Lewiston
Standish
Mr. Sin
Fred Nutter
Wcsh-Tv
Portland
Labor Leaders Meet Nixon Over Wage Controls Trade Policy
President Nixon talks with AFL-CIO leaders at Miami Beach as wage price controls and foreign trade loom. George Meany and 34 executive council members press for concrete proposals amid concerns about Phase 3 limits and job losses to cheaper foreign labor. Abel calls for clear proposals before backing any labor support.
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Fla
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Federation
Meany
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Labor Council
George McGovern
U.S
United States
United Steel Workers
I. W. Abel
Soviet TU154 crashes on approach at Prague airport
Soviet airliner with 84 aboard crashes while landing at Ruzyne Airport Prague as witnesses report fire on touchdown and disintegration. CTK confirms crash during landing. early death toll estimates varied with initial reports of up to 300 feared dead and most crew perished.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Aeroflot
Moscow
CTK
Viet Aviation
Austrian Airlines
Ruzyne
Peacekeepers Move To Cut Back Vietnam Cease Fire Violations
Saigon reports the international peacekeeping chair says the cease-fire is unsatisfactory and moves to deploy teams across Viet Nam by February 26. He cites failure of the Paris agreement parties to abide by the pact and outlines ICCS plans as U.S. troop withdrawals continue, bringing total U.S. forces to 14 180 in country.
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International
Vietnam
Paris
Micahel Gauvin
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Georgesr
IJCCS
U.S
Southeast Asia
United States
ICCS
Gauvin
Mobile Commission
Saigon Command
Peacekeeping Commission
Canada
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
Joint Military Commission
North
South Vietnam
Gau
Egypt Accepts U S Offer For Constructive Talks
Cairo reports Egypt accepted Washington invitation for a high ranking official to visit for constructive talks. The invitation was extended by Secretary of State William P Rogers at a Washington news conference, marking a potential breakthrough in Egyptian American relations after about two years.
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Cairo
Egypt
Washington
William P. Rogers
Anwar Sadat
Hafez Ismail
London
King Hussein
Jordan
Golda Mier
Nixon
Middle East
United States
Europe
U.N
Israel
Ismail
Suez Canal
Rogers
Sadat
Roger
New York
India
Spain
Ashraf Ghorbal
Money Is The Measure In Peter Traynor's Rise To Wealth
Los Angeles profile of 34-year-old Peter Traynor who built Leverage Funding Systems into a $20 million business investing for physicians. His profits grew from $200,000 first year to $2 million last year as his stock rose from $1 to $20. He describes money as a measure of success and plans expansion into film with Steel Arena. He drives a $20,000 Mercedes, works from Beverly Hills to UCLA, and juggles four children.
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Los Angeles
Peter Traynor
Leverage
Traynor
Boston
California
Beverly Hills
Ucla
Downhill Descent Highlights Biddeford Winter Fun Day
A girl smiles as she completes a downhill body sliding contest at Rotary Park during Biddeford's Winter Family Fun Day on Sunday. The item appears in Inside The Journal with cross references to pages for cartoons classifieds and puzzles. A lighthearted quip about a college student and an increased allowance closes the page.
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Rotary Park
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