Nixon to Meet Hirohito in Historic Alaska Summit
President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito will meet September 26 in Anchorage marking the first U S president emperor encounter. They will be joined by their wives Pat Nixon and Empress Nagako as Japan and the United States seek to ease strained relations amid economic tensions and policy shifts.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Emperor Horohito
Alaska
Japan
Nixon-Hirohito
Horohito
Anchorage
Pat
Nagako
Nobuyoshi Uryu
Hirohito
United States
Pacific
U.S
White House
Hoffa parole denied again as rehearing planned
The U S Board of Parole denied James R Hoffa parole for a third time and scheduled a June 1972 rehearing after a previous denial on March 31 1972 He had sought parole first in November 1969 and remains imprisoned for jury tampering and mail fraud.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S. Board of Parole
Hoffa
Stock Market Surges on Nixon Policy Move
President Nixon's sweeping economic changes sparked the greatest one day stock spree as the Dow jumps 32.93 to 888.95 on Monday and volume soars to 31.73 million on the NYSE. The rally wanes after two days as price wage freeze questions emerge and weekly gains settle.
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Linda Rubey
NEW York
Nixon
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Thundershowers Delay Along Texas Coast
Isolated pockets of thundershowers lingered on the upper Texas Coast with forecasts of inland movement up to 120 miles. Elsewhere in the state, skies were generally fair and warm with predawn temps in the 70s.
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Associated Press
Texas
Galveston-Houston
Louisiana Line
National Weather Service
Nixon program under broad attack on wage freeze
Washington AP reports President Nixon faces strong opposition as his economic program and 90 day wage price rent freeze draw protests. Justice Dept moves to sue Texas Governor Preston Smith over a 6.8 percent pay raise planned for Sept 1. Labor groups vow court challenges while Canada and Mexico seek exemptions from a 10 percent import surcharge.
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Austin
Texas
Nixon
George Mitchell
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners
Tipro) Association
Canada
Mexico
Labor Department
U.S
International Monetary
Japan
Europe To Test Dollar Monday
European governments reopen foreign exchange markets after Nixon suspends gold convertibility. For the first time in 27 years each country will operate on a do it yourself basis seeking its own solution amid a stormy week. The pound is expected to float higher against the dollar within limits.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
London
Europe
Nixon
U.S
Brussels
352s Attempt To Halt UNI Offensive
Saigon reports seven B52 raids across South Vietnam as U S bombers unload roughly 600 tons on North Vietnamese positions below the DMZ. North Vietnam maintains rocket and mortar attacks with five fresh shellings on DMZ bases and minor base hits at Fuller Alpha 2 and another camp. Ground fighting on the northern front appears slowed with a single skirmish noted.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
South
Dmz
le Trung Hien
Fuller
Alpha 2
Hien
Wynn Services Set For Today In Memphis
Funeral services for Charlie Johnston Wynn Jr. 54 will be at 2 p.m. today at the Memphis First Baptist Church. He died Friday in Hall County Hospital. Burial will be in Memphis Fairview Cemetery. He was a Hall County native and an American National Insurance Company representative for 11 years. Survivors include his wife and two sons Charles L of McLean and Terry Duane at home.
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Charlie Johnston Wynn Jr
Memphis First Baptist Church
Olie Wynn
Childress
Wynn
Hall County
C. H. Murphy
Memphis Fairview Cemetery
American National Insurance Company
Charles L
McLean
Terry Duane
Texans react to Smith wage policy amid freeze defiance
In Austin Governor Preston Smith defies Nixon wage price controls by ordering pay raises for teachers and workers. the Justice Department vows suit to enforce the freeze. Reactions split along support for teachers and criticism of political motives as Smith hints at a possible third term.
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Smith
Texas
Connally
Justice Department
Cost of Living Council
Austin
Preston Smith
Nixon
George Willeford
Gov. Smith
L. P. Sturgeon
Texas State Teachers Association
Price to Speak in Childress Town Hall This Thursday
Congressman Bob Price will attend a Town Hall meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Junior High School Auditorium Childress County newly added to the 13th District and Part of the 18th District in redistricting Price emphasizes representing all constituents and plans to hear views of Republicans Democrats and Independents from the area Price has served since 1966 and sits on agriculture and science committees.
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Bob Price
Childress
Childress County
Price
Texas
House of Representatives
Pampa
Representative Price
Congress
House
Committee On Science and Astronautics
Ky Reinstated on South Vietnam Presidential Ballot
The Supreme Court reinstated Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky on the South Vietnamese presidential ballot under pressure from Thieu and the United States. Ky deferred his decision on running until Sunday, while Minh withdrew, leaving Thieu as the sole candidate for a two man race. The U S ambassador Bunker reportedly aided Ky's return to contention to present a two candidate race and US stance toward the election.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Supreme Court
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Nguyen Cao Ky
Duong Vang Big Minh
Thieu
Minh
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
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