Nixon Sato talks aim to heal rift with Japan
President Nixon and Prime Minister Sato met at the Western White House for a planned three hour session to ease strains over U.S. China policy and trade. Japanese sources spoke of a Washington Tokyo hotline while both leaders planned social events and a farewell lunch. The agenda included reaffirming economic ties and pressuring Japan to lift import restrictions on electronic equipment oranges and live cattle.
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San Clemente
Calif. 4
UPI
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Japan
China
White House
Sato
Peking
Washington
Tokyo
Washing ‘Rd
Moscow
U.S
Itar
Okinawa
Pacific
United States
Stanford professor urged class disruptions spark firing debate
Stanford University weighs firing H Bruce Franklin, a tenured English professor accused of inciting violence by urging students to disrupt classes. The advisory committee recommended dismissal after 2 weeklong hearings with many witnesses. Student leaders condemned the move as academic freedom being a one way street and feared broader campus repression of dissent. Franklin defended his call for disruption and suggested wearing masks to avoid recognition.
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Stanford
Calif
WPTH
H. Bruce
Franklin
Stanford University
feThe Inrestigious University
Annuwar
Richard Lyman
Lyman
Jane
Rinsmen
Associated Students Council of Presidents
Bruce
State court death penalty hearing looms in California
California Supreme Court opens hearings on the death penalty with five attorneys to argue for and against. Stanford law professor Amsterdam and Deputy Atty. Gen. Ronald George are among those presenting in two murder cases. U.S. Supreme Court decisions have stalled executions. the state faces a crowded death row as arguments focus on cruel and unusual punishment and the central questions of guilt and penalty in capital cases.
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Los Angeles
California Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Cart
Stanford University Law
Anthony Amsterdam
Ronald George
State Attorney General’s Office
California
San Quentin Prison
Colorado
Supreme Court
High
Strike 64 Miles From Hanoi Signals Escalation
U S command reports an American jet struck a radar site 64 miles from Hanoi in one of two North Vietnamese strikes this day. The close shave to Hanoi follows broader air draws against the DMZ and Laos to support CLA backed guerrillas.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Laos
Cambalia
Robert F. Froehike
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S. Air Force
Phan Hang
Vientiane
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Vang Pan
Long Cheng
Angry charges flare at Paris peace talks amid Vietnam war protests
At Paris talks resuming after a month, North Vietnam and the Viet Cong assailed President Nixon and accused the United States of using the prisoner issue to escalate the Indochina war. U.S. Ambassador Porter warned Hanoi against new military moves and urged constructive negotiation.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Nixon
United States
Indochina
U.S
William d. Porter
Porter
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Xuan Thuy
Local Daily Review subscription details and offices
Publication details show The Daily Review Inc with Moye Sparks as president and publisher and William Chilcote as editor. Addresses listed include 114 W Winton Ave Hayward and 314 W Winton Ave Hayward California with office lines in Hayward and San Leandro. Subscription rates and contact numbers are provided for residents.
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The
Daily Review, Inc
Moye Sparks
William Chilcote
Hayward
California
Congress
W. Winton
Sundeye
Winton Ave
Hayward Alameda County
San Leandro Oifice
Fatudile
Simon Lavadee
Clit
Victim of distrust robbed of life savings in Akron
Akron Ohio UPI reports Carter Hughley a retired Firestone worker lost more than 50000 in a home robbery five weeks after retirement. Three gunmen rang his door as he and his wife watched TV stealing 3000 cash 3500 ring 40000 cash and 5000 bonds from a wall safe. Robbers flung a 500 bill saying they did not want him broke. Hughley trusted no banks and kept money at home.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Carter Hughley
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Mougley
Hughley
Calif reapportionment deadlock tests court push
Senate Democrats press for a bipartisan plan to redraw districts for state and federal offices. Assembly leaders refuse to back a Senate version without Assembly input, warning it could jeopardize the Democratic case before the state Supreme Court. A joint move, if Reagan signs, could squeeze the Assembly into a compromise.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Assembly
Ronald Hewgan
State Supreme Court
Assembly Democrats
Senate Democrats
mPa
Californi
Bob Moretti
Supreme Court
United Front
Congressional
Ronald Reagan
Edmund
G. Brown Jr
James’ R. Mills
San Diego
Reagan
Isla Vista
University of California At
Beverly Hills
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