Can't We Be Friends in NBCs China Visit Drama
Hollywood reports NBC producers and executives in Britain and China amid Nixon era tensions and cultural exchange. Lucy Jarvis prepares specials during a planned five week China visit while Kissinger and Dobrynin drop by NBCs Burbank studios. RCA signs Chinese satellite deals as NBC plans to showcase Chinese art and culture with Tricia Nixon and Eleanor McGovern appearing on Dinah Shore.
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United States
Anatoly ¥. Dobrynin
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Elanor McGovern
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Television Listings Compiled From Regional Stations
Telegraph paging notes TV listings for Cedar Rapids Davenport and Des Moines stations. Mentions KCRG WOC WKOW KWWL KDUB WHO and KPDR among others with partial call letters and formatting oddities.
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la Croset
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Syeheele
Khn-Tv
Ewe City
Who-Tv
Das Moines
Bock
KPDR
Pebutor
AFL CIO Keeps Neutral in Presidential Race
The AFL CIO executive council, led by George Meany, reaffirmed its neutrality in the 1972 presidential contest and declined to endorse George McGovern. Meany cited practical reasons and a focus on labor aims, noting internal debates and a belief that the federation should concentrate on Congress rather than the White House. He also acknowledged his own doubts about McGovern's Viet Nam policies and labor stance. The group outlined legislative goals for the 93rd Congress including tax reform, foreign trade policy, public works, health insurance, welfare reform, consumer protection, and no fault auto insurance.
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FBI Crime Statistics Report Slow Rise in 1971 Towns Divide on Campaign HQs
Washington FBI annual crime compendium shows a modest overall increase in 1971, with burglary and larceny rising while violence and property crimes grow at slower rates. Attorney General Kreindienst notes a one percent rise in early 1972, calling it the smallest increase in 11 years, amid ongoing concerns about crime risk and political implications in an election year. Council Bluffs report cites Don Patton denying council office as campaign HQ, with potential use only after congressman returns from Washington.
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Mate
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Conviction Upheld In Berrigan Case Amid Campaign Notes
In Harrisburg a federal judge upheld the convictions of abolitionist Philip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister for conspiracy and related acts connected to antiwar actions. The ruling comes as political campaigns reference crime trends and enforcement in the suburbs. The case includes testimony on auto theft and property crimes while noting broader crime increases and ongoing appeals.
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Philip Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
U N Committee Calls for Puerto Rico Independence
United Nations delegates vote 12 to 0 with 10 abstentions on a Cuba led push for Puerto Rico independence. The move labels Puerto Rico an American colony and faces mixed reactions from major powers, while the United States protests interference.
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Arrest of 34 Year Old in Nixon Threat Case
FBI arrests Ralph DeStasano of Atlantic City on a charge of threatening President Nixon. Police found an unloaded pistol and 41 rounds in his car as he was taken into custody near Savannah. Warrant issued in New Jersey after a note threatening Nixon's life. He was en route to Key Biscayne, Florida, where the President maintains a retreat.
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