North Korea ridicules Nixon China trip with white flag claim
North Korean Premier Kil Sung blasted President Nixon's planned trip to Peking as a defeatist voyage, saying Nixon would enter China with a white flag. He spoke at a rally for Prince Norodom Sihanouk in Pyongyang, denouncing U.S. imperialism, pledging support to Cambodia, and urging Korean reunification negotiations led by Koreans.
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Detroit Hosts 50th Disabled Vets Convention Parade
The Disabled American Veterans opened their 50th annual convention in Detroit with a festive atmosphere. A historic rift with ex mayor James Couzens in the first gathering gave way to cordial relations. DAY Boulevard welcomed about 3,000 members and families as registration and the National Commander's Dinner took place. Sen. Vance Hartke was slated to deliver the keynote Monday at the opening working session.
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Airmen march 40 miles to antiwar church service
About 50 Air Force personnel trekked 40 miles across Idaho desert to Immanuel Methodist Church for an antiwar service attended by 150. Rev. Bill Hopper praised those defying the establishment and fighting for peace. Air Force Capt Steven Miller, Viet Nam veteran, told the congregation opposition to the war is growing. A spokesman said the march protested Indochina war and U.S. Air Force genocide, aligning with Hiroshima’s anniversary.
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Pope hails Apollo 15 success and asks Nixon relay
Pope Paul VI sent telegrams congratulating President Nixon on Apollo 15 and cheering the astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin. He hopes the mission furthers progress peace and brotherhood among men and asked Nixon to convey his salute to the American people. The pope also welcomed Canadian Blackfeet Indians praising their culture and praying for their progress.
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Agnew Attacks Coverage Of World Trip
Vice President Spiro Agnew and his secretary Victor Gold denounce press reports on his world tour as inaccurate and biased. Gold cites what he calls cheap shots by Life and Newsweek, and defends the traveling press while noting some coverage exaggerated trip costs and limited access to deprived areas.
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Senator attacks FDA double standard in drug safety
U S Senator Thomas J. McIntyre charge the FDA applies a dangerous system of double standards in regulating drug firms. He cites Abbott Laboratories intravenous solutions linked to hospital infections affecting thousands and hospital deaths, accusing the agency of lax action versus major companies to avoid market disruption.
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