Soviet Bloc Reactions to Nixon China Visit Stir Global Press
Across the Soviet bloc papers react with alarm and praise as Nixon plans a trip to Communist China. Al Ahram and Budapest’s Esti Hirlap dub it baseball diplomacy and a shocking somersault, while Cairo papers praise the move as wise. In Warsaw and Seoul, editors note potential complications and regional impact. Israel and South Vietnam leaders vary in cautious reception and welcome to any easing of tensions. Japan’s Sato backs Nixon’s trip, hoping for reduced world tension, despite conservative worries about ties with China. Shih Pao in Hong Kong voices strong opposition, warning of Kremlin shock and broader Asia displacement.
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China
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Peking
Washington
Cairo
Egypt
al Gutntatiya
Middle East
Tran van Lam
South Vietnam
Asia
Nation
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Hong Kong
Shih Pao
Kremlin
Sato
U.s-Peking
Japan
DDT Ban Considered For Iowa Farms By State Officials
Des Moines reports say Iowa Deputy Secretary Robert H. Lounsberry announced no further permits for DDT use on staple crops due to a federal rating. The advisory board reaffirmed limits on DDT and other chemicals, with a July 16 stop date for Iowa.
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Des Moines
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Towa
Robert H. Lounsberry
Jowva Corp
Food and, Drug Administration
Iowa Chemical Technology Vs View Board
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Two Navy Planes Crashed After Bail Out Confusion
NORFOLK AP The navy admitted that two jet fighters from the aircraft carrier Independence crashed off the Virginia Capes after one aircraft suffered engine trouble and the other was abandoned by crew who believed they had been ordered to bail out. All four crewmen were rescued. two pilots later ejected from the second plane. An investigation is under way. officials said the incident was handled properly and planes can be replaced, not pilots. The report touched on Berlin negotiations and potential easing of travel bans for East German scholars. Names of released Americans and associated details followed.
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Independence
Virginia
Capes
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Salur
Newton Hudnall
John Bales
Carl Rubel
Arthur Beck
Necen
Chuckle on Parents and The Timing of Child Turning Out
A brief, humorous observation notes parents fret over a child’s future while also debating when a child will turn in. The quirky phrase embodies common parental worries and the light tone of everyday concerns.
Senators Urge Nixon Include Moscow on Trip
Two Democratic senators urged President Nixon to add a Moscow stop to his China trip. They argued a Moscow visit would prevent an awkward shift in US Soviet relations and help protect ongoing arms talks while avoiding unintended offense. Senator Humphrey and Cranston, joined by others, warned against rushing warming to China that could jeopardize SALT negotiations.
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China
Moscow
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Dash
Soviet Union
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Possiand Cranston
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Cranster
Missing Doug Legg sparks Adirondack search by Sierra Madre team
A weeklong search for Doug Legg expands as a 12man Sierra Madre search and rescue group joins a dense Adirondack wilderness effort. The Legg family covers about $2,000 in roundtrip air fare while volunteers from state forest personnel and local crews assist. Legg, son of a Syracuse suburb high school supervisor, is linked to an estate owner Crandall Melvin with a farming to banking fortune. The 1952 squad, featuring workers from Jet Propulsion Laboratory and utilities, conducts yearlong probation and training in mountaineering and survival.
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Sierra Madre
Los Angeles
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Crandall Melvin
Itiné State Forest
Lutheran Group Raps Abortion Doctrine Staunch stance from Missouri Synod church
MILWAUKEE AP America's second largest Lutheran denomination condemns abortion as contrary to God's will and pledges loving outreach. At the eight day convention the church says no one has the right to end human life by personal decision, admitting abortion may only be forgiven by God. Copple Slain in Rafah Gaza AP A young Arab man and woman are found shot to death at Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on Saturday.
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Party Backs Mart Stand By Wilson
London AP report says former Prime Minister Harold Wilson kept Labour united over joining the European Common Market. A one-day conference approved debate but set a binding position for MPs by October 28, while the parliamentary wing showed divided views. Callaghan urged patience to preserve strength and aid a future Labour victory.
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Labor Party
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Labor
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Europe
Eight Dead In Michigan Freeway Headon Collision
A station wagon carrying nine youths headed home to Detroit collided head on with a car traveling wrong way on a freeway near Grand Blanc early Saturday. Eight in the wagon and the other driver's death were reported, with one survivor in critical condition and pulled from the wreckage. Police said the northbound car entered the southbound lanes at Dixie Highway exit and traveled about two miles before impact. Witnesses were scarce and speeds were uncertain though the 70 mph limit was noted.
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Richard Preston
Troy
William Nance
Louis Beall
Kenneth Sielott
David Klepetsania
Betsy Horton
Kenneth Coehler
Gary Wichtman
Joseph Kuschell
Mraz
Five Day Terms for 35 Soviet Jews Sent Home
About thirty five Georgian Jews arrested during a hunger strike at Moscow’s central telegraph office were sent back to Georgia to serve five day jail terms, according to Jewish sources reported Saturday.
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Georgia
New Warning Network Planned for Public Alerts
Civil defense plans a nationwide DIDS to deliver rapid alerts for nuclear attack or disasters. Westinghouse is awarded 2.7 million to build the system, costing 49 million total with completion by 1977. NORAD would auto-activate transmitters and sirens within 90 seconds, tying into EBS.
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EBS
DIDS
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Davis
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
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Colo
Robert Martin
Federal Communications Commission
Reach Bodies Of 3 Miners In Kentucky Cavern
Ashers Fork Kentucky AP reports rescue teams ended a night search as three coal miners Frankie Gibson Ernest Herris and Oscar Saylor died trapped under rock after a cavern roof collapsed Friday. Three other miners escaped with minor injuries and one was unharmed. In Phnom Penh Cambodia two sons of ousted head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk were acquitted of terrorism.
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Ernest Herris
Oscar Saylor
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Phnom Penh
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Norodom Sihanouk
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