Nixon to Visit Mainland China Signals End of an Era
Sunday summary reports China’s sealed status could shift as President Nixon plans a historic trip to Peking late this year or early next, signaling a thaw after 30 months of outreach. Vice President Agnew’s role and 1976 ticket prospects loom as GOP circles weigh implications of Nixon’s China ascent.
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Mansfield says China influenced North Vietnam peace plan
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield believes China played a strong role in North Vietnam seven point Paris peace proposal. He says, from piecing together incidents over three months, China and other nations have been pursuing third party efforts to end the war since April 1.
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Dock strike spreads through West Coast economy
The longshoremen strike has nearly paralyzed 24 West Coast ports and is radiating through the economy. Directly affected are sailors, truckers, and warehousemen, with any cargo dependent jobs at risk. In San Francisco about 700 workers may face layoff as green bean supplies run short. East plants will ship fresh cut beans to the West.
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Plane bomb threat foiled at San Francisco flight
Three FBI agents from the Bureau of Investigation jumped from a helicopter and captured Warren K. Cooksey, a 46 year old New Orleans man, after he allegedly demanded 225000 to spare an airliner. The DC-8 flight from Hawaii was ordered back to the airport, no bomb found, four passengers aboard, and the flight resumed.
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McCloskey Launches Vote Drive in New Hampshire Primary
Rep Paul G McCloskey kicks off his bid for votes in Hanover as he offers an alternative Republican viewpoint to young voters. He declares challenge to President Nixon in New Hampshire March 7 primary to defend GOP virility.
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Handy TV Preview promises easier weekly TV coverage
The new TV supplement is half the size of the previous weekly TV section and easier to use. It combines pages in magazine style for convenience and includes more news and features than the former V section. The Tiny Times children's pages move to The Review on Saturdays.
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Review Hayward California TSI Val 78 No 784 11h
In Hayward California the day's Review issue details TSI Val 78 numbered 784 and an 11h page count priced at 25 cents. The notice outlines publication data and price, with typical catalog style for periodicals.
Antique car buffs fuel the hooseless carriage craze
Readers meet Nick Parodi and Joe Soares, Bay Area hobbyists who restore early Ford and Dodge models. They discuss collecting parts, joining the Marly Ward V-8 Club, and the appeal of concours and tours. The hobby blends memory with craft, despite high costs and scarce parts, as families share time and pride in aging machines.
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