President Ford Tours Kyoto During Japan Visit
President Ford toured Kyoto's shrines and temples in Japan with teen-age Reishas as hundreds of leftist demonstrators gathered in the streets. He expressed enjoyment of the history and culture, noting the visit was going wonderfully. A Japanese meal with geishas capped his stay as security kept protesters at bay.
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Kyoto
Japan
Ford
Reishas
Rakuei Tanaka
Imperial Palace
Hirohito
Nijo Castle
Nije Castle
Henry A. Kissinger
Nations wrestle over Israel's fate as UN votes
At the United Nations General Assembly a debate on Palestinian statehood pits support for Israel's continued existence against calls for a Palestinian nation. The United States backs Israel with a speech by Ambassador John A. Seals as Italy Britain and others urge withdrawal from 1967 occupied territories and push for Arab-Israeli peace. PLO leaders say a future state should include current Israeli lands but European allies seek guarantees for Israel's survival. The assembly plans a Friday vote on negotiated resolutions amid broader backing for self determination.
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Israel
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United States
Palestine
John A. Seals
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Canada
Greece
Finland
Belgium
Nigeria
Henry A. Kissinger
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Yasir Arafat
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Reminiscences of low mood days at Kenosha center
A 22 page booklet titled Reminiscences of low mood Days collects essays and poems from a dozen amateur authors recalling the 1930s Depression in a Kenosha Senior Citizens Center fund raising fair. Noted entries include Gertrude Hartman on wage cuts, Lillian Lundin on seven cent fares, and Edna Veale on a nickel lost in a doorway woodwork. A separate San Francisco caper reports three suspects in a botched robbery caught within an hour by detectives Kristick and King.
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Gertrude Hartman
Kenosha Senior Citizens Center
Martion Bach
Community Activities Center
Bach
Hartman
Lillian Lundin
San Francisco
Dave Kristick
George King
Detective Agency
Kristick
King
Ford to visit Seoul and Vladivostok after Tokyo farewell
The President and Mrs Ford moved past about 100 foreign diplomats at a Tokyo guest house as a Japanese band played a medley honoring Mrs Ford who is convalescing in Washington from cancer surgery. Ford will fly to Seoul on Thursday for an overnight with President Park Chung Hee and then to Vladivostok for a first meeting with Soviet party chief Brezhnev on Friday.
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Tokyo
Betty Coed
Ford
Washington
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Vladivostok
Leonid I. Brezhney
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