Thaw in Japan Korea relations prompts cautious moves
A two year freeze eases as Japan sends a delegation to South Korea to negotiate a 16 point communique focusing on peace on the peninsula. Japan seeks detente with North Korea while maintaining its stance and assurance from the United States of defending Korea. US officials push Tokyo to take a more active regional role amid shifting defence dynamics. In unrelated news, William Branen becomes president of the National Newspaper Association at its Las Vegas convention, with George Joplin and Herald Hudson elected vice president and treasurer respectively.
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Las Vegas
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UPI
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Burlington
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Standard Press
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Marathon
N.Y
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George A. Joplin
Commonwealth Journal
Somerset
Herald Hudson
Perrytown
Tex
Herald
No bids at Kennedy College Wahoo auction
No bids were accepted Saturday for the main campus of John F. Kennedy College at Wahoo during the second of three federal bankruptcy auctions. Another auction is planned for next Saturday with property to be sold separately if no bid is made. The Unicameral's Government and Military Affairs Committee held a hearing to gauge support for possible use of the facilities as a state veterans home.
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Wahoo, Neb
UPT
John F. Kennedy College
Wahoo
Resume hearing in Lincoln murder case
A preliminary hearing in Lincoln, Nebraska, resumes Monday after new evidence tied Westey Peery to the slaying of Marianne Mitzner at the Mitzner Rare Coin Shop. A chemist linked rope found at the scene to rope in Peery’s possession, and a similar cigarette lighter was found among his belongings.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Lancaster County
Fon Lebnets
Westey Peery
Marianne Mitzner
Peery
Mitzner
Havelock
Lincoln
Lancaster
Samuel van Pelt
Nebraska Supreme Court
Lahners
Nixon pardon timing criticized by Ruth in CBS interview
Washington based former Watergate special prosecutor Henry Ruth calls President Ford’s Nixon pardon atrocious for coming before the Watergate jury was sequestered. He says the pardon did not derail the trial of five top Nixon officials and defends plea bargaining as essential, noting limited cooperation at higher levels. Ford also comments on permanent special prosecutor office in a Cox Newspapers interview.
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Washington
UPL
Henry Ruth
Ford
Richard
Nixon
Ruth
CBS
Face the Nation
Richard Nixon
Equal Justice
Cox
Special Prosecutor
Department of Justice
Archibald Cox
Ellist
Richardson
William Buckelshaus
Houston
Leon Jaworski
Secant
Tokyo Bald Headed Beauty Contest Crowned Kawamoto
Hikosaburo Kawamoto a building guard aged 9 won the most beautiful bald head in Japan defeating 15 hairless finalists in a Tokyo Bald Headed Men's Association contest. Judges weighed scalp luster and reflection of light while Kawamoto spoke of hair loss and acceptance.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hikosaburo Kawamoto
Japan
Kawamoto
Russian farmer uncovers 600 silver kopeck coins from Ivan the Terrible era
A farmer east of Moscow unearthed a clay pot with more than 600 oval silver kopeck coins dating to the late 16th and early 17th centuries. The coins feature St George and One Kopeck, minted during Ivan IV's era, though the find site lies near Alexandrov, 80 miles away. A separate note recalls Madame Gilbert discovering gold in Canada in 1823 while washing in a Chaudiere River stream.
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UPI
Ivan the ‘Terrible
Trud
St. George
Ivan the ‘Vertible
Alexandrov
Canada
Madame Gilbert
Chaudiere River
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