Kissinger Briefs Japan's Leaders in Tokyo Visit
Henry Kissinger briefed Japanese leaders in Tokyo after meetings with Prime Minister Tanaka and Foreign Minister Ohira. Talks covered Vietnam reconstruction and broader Asia relations. Ohira said details were not disclosed. an official announcement is expected on Kissinger's return.
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Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
Tanaka
Kissinger
Tokyo
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Henry Kis
Singer
Japan
China
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
Mao
Nixon
Herbert Klein
United States
U.S
Chou
Kis Kissinger
Florida White House
Tai
Chou Enlai
Thewan
Congress Asked To Raise Gold Price
Washington AP report states the treasury urged Congress to officially devalue the dollar by raising gold prices. The devaluation has occurred as other nations peg currencies, but formal action by Congress is required to finalize the change.
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Congress
Washington
Treasury Department
U.S
Abandon Lian Home Site Under Study by Committee
A county committee recommended abandoning the Lian county home site and pursuing non medical mental health services. The report urged closer cooperation, potential site acquisition, and possible use of funds from a $3 million bond issue approved in November to build a new home at the current site north of Marion.
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Grahek
Grabek
Zann County’ Bilty
Mental Uealth Assn
Fely
Fation
Toner
Ik Mie Cine Tv
Propa
Orliema
Aite
Marion
Jaged
Soviet airliner crashes in Prague killing 77
An AP report details a Soviet airliner crash on landing at Prague Ruzyne Airport, 99 aboard, 77 dead and 22 survivors. Investigators led by Transport Minister Sulka examined the scene as witnesses described the burning jet and disintegration on approach around 10 15 a m. It was unclear if any Americans were aboard.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Prague Yarport
Eed Sulka
Moscow
Ausirian Airlines
Ruzyne
Canadian Blames Both Sides for Fighting
Saigon and Clark Field reports show a hectic exchange of POW releases and ceasefire criticism. International peacekeepers vow field investigations as North and South Vietnam clash. 20 Americans freed Sunday join 142 others already released, amid delays and renewed fighting near Da Nang and An Loc.
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Saigon
International
Vietnam
Michael Gauvin
International Commission Ofeat and Supervision
Vietsnam
Gauvin
Ike
Clark
North
Sou
Laos
U.S
International Commission
An Loc
United States
U. S
Commission
Firng
Quang Tri
Joint Military Commission
Gauvin Heads
Joint Commission
Military
President Nixon Holds Private Labor Talk in Miami Beach
President Nixon met for 45 minutes with AFL CIO leaders behind closed doors in Miami Beach. Meany indicated labor support for Nixon’s defense and peace goals while cautioning that a White House review would delay any trade decisions. Nixon spoke of an open door policy and discussed rising meat influenced food prices and trade relations with Japan and Europe.
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Miami Beach
Presdent
Nixon
Jewommen
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Aflacio
Deans
White’ House
Nizon
U.S
Executive Council
White House
Aflclo
Japan
Thieves Strip Siding From Cedar Rapids Area Barn
William G. Gibney reported to the Linn sheriff’s office a theft of wood siding from the lower part of his barn near highway 4 and Ellis Boulevard NW. The siding was removed between late December and February 12, about a mile from his home, with replacement cost estimated at 1000 dollars.
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Cedar Rapidt
Cedar Rapids
William G. Gibney
Linn Sheriff’s Office
Highway 4
Ellis Boulevard
Nixon aims to sharpen consumer safeguards with new appointees
The Nixon administration plans fresh faces and restructured duties for consumer protection. Ralph Nader warns that losses in services persist, while Knauer moves to Health Education and Welfare and Weinberger tightens White House coordination. New FTC and FDA leadership will reshape oversight as FPC faces rate pressures.
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Waliington
Nixon
Congress
Morstoff
White House
Federal Trade Commission
Product Safety Commission
The
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Power Commisssion
Ralph Mader
Nader
Virginia
Knauer
Mia
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Weinberger
Knaver
Ste
Washington
FTC
Cal
Kerner Found Guilty Of Taking Stock Bribe
Federal judge Olio Kerner, former Illinois governor and U S appeals court member, is convicted with Theodore Isaacs of conspiracy bribery fraud and tax evasion. They allegedly took racing stock valued at 300000 for about 50080 to secure favorable meeting dates. Jury deliberated 15 hours, Kerner faces up to 83 years and 33000 in fines. Isaacs faces up to 71 years and 73400 in fines.
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Federallé
Olio Kerner
Illiois
Kerner
U.S. Court Off Appeals
Theodore Isaacs
U5 Altornacy
National Guard
Ilinois
Federal
Lyndon Johnson
Isaacs
U.S. District Court
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Tenn
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