Nixon’s China policy seen too cautious by Reston
New York Times columnist James Reston says President Nixon did not act boldly enough to win better relations with Communist China. He predicts rough language at the summit with Premier Zhou En Lai and argues Washington risks upsetting Beijing by not pursuing a decisive opening. Reston spoke on CBS in New York while returning from a six week tour of the Chinese mainland. He cites Taiwan’s status and U S troop withdrawal as central issues and warns Nixon may be balancing politics over a real solution.
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Alcohol Shows Heavy Influence On July Tell
DES MOINES Alcohol abuse linked to 44 percent of July traffic deaths per Public Safety Commissioner Michael M. Sellers. July saw 30 of 68 crash victims killed in alcohol related incidents, with motorcycles accounting for seven fatalities. Four Iowa counties had no fatal crashes this year, and the state’s January-July toll declined from last year’s pace.
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IRS Will Answer Queries on the Freeze
The Internal Revenue Service will start a public Q and A service Friday about President Nixon s August 15 wage price freeze order. The Office of Emergency Preparedness will stop answering general queries and act as a clearinghouse for IRS center questions. Eastern Iowa numbers to call are Cedar Rapids 6th St JU1 and Decorah 392 2608.
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Buck Promoted to AP News Editor in Des Moines
Richard Buck has been promoted by the Associated Press to news editor of the Des Moines bureau, succeeding Christopher M. Roberts. Buck, 27, will oversee AP coverage in Iowa, after previously serving as reporter in Yakima and Omaha and as Des Moines bureau staff. Roberts moves to Cleveland as AP correspondent in charge of the bureau.
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South Tama approves elementary guidance program funds
The South Tama schools interview applicants for an elementary guidance counselor position funded by a 14912 federal grant approved by the state board of public instruction. The program aims to boost home school communication, coordinate social work and testing, and reduce dropouts and absences while fostering parent conferences and better testing attitudes. In Benton County, a two vehicle crash at highways 218 and 199 left four with minor injuries, Dorothy Bash and Amelius Bash of Kalona, and Vera Upah and Bernard Valenta of Elberon treated and released.
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Texas Legalizes Bingo and Raffles Law Enacted
Texas churches veterans civic and fraternal groups may legally sponsor bingo parties or raffles for charitable purposes after a new law took effect. The measure allows non profit groups to run these events that were previously illegal.
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Romanians Eye Boeing 707s Amid Strained Moscow Ties
Bucharest reports entertaining a deal with Israel Aircraft Industries for five Boeing 707s for its airline. The talks come after Romania previously bought six BAC 111s, widening tensions with Moscow. Israeli firm involvement follows a history of military and civil aviation ties.
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Mont Blanc Toll Calls 9 Dead in Summer Tragedy
Mountain rescue officials reported nine climbers killed and 128 injured during the Mont Blanc tragedy in Chamonix France. The incident occurred amid summer climbing activity near the Mont Blanc Massif with authorities investigating causes and assessing rescue response.
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