Canada to Cut Ties with Nationalist China and Open Peking Link
Ottawa reports Canada will sever formal ties with the Nationalist Chinese government and recognize the Peking government as China’s sole legal regime. Foreign Secretary Mitchell Sharp announced plans to exchange ambassadors with Red China within six months, ending decades of dual recognition. Ambassador Yuzhhu Hsueh of Nationalist China departed Ottawa amid cheers and protests from Ottawa’s Chinese community, marking a tense, historic shift in diplomatic posture.
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Murphy says Nixon support not needed in California race
California politics report that George Murphy, seeking the Senate against John W. Tunney, says he is surprised Nixon plans to help but does not need it. Reagan supports Murphy, Rafferty apologizes over campaign literature, and San Jose Mercury endorses Reagan and Reineke. Virginia Unruh to tour seven Northern California counties starting Tuesday.
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Sinatra and Martin to stump for Reagan in San Diego
Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin will headline a San Diego event to back Ronald Reagan during his re election bid. Reagan, in week five of campaigning, will attend a Civic Theater show with the duo after factory visits and a TV interview at his Pacific Palisades home. He touted minority appointments and named Dan Villanueva as a minority relations adviser, noting gains in state policy jobs under his administration.
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Unruh criticizes Reagan beach land swap in Orange County
Democrat Jess Unruh says his governor campaign is gaining traction three weeks before Election Day while touring Newport Beach. He attacks the Irvine Co land swap, claims it will leave California with useless land and cost the public access. He also targets Reagan’s ties to big oil at a Standard Oil refinery visit in El Segundo.
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Arson Suspected in Sen Murphy Plane Fire
In Novato arson is suspected in a quarter million dollar blaze that destroyed Sen George Murphy’s chartered twin engine executive plane and damaged a lounge, office, and restaurant. The plane, rented from Spectrum Air Inc owned by William Penn Patrick, sparked at dawn in an airport building. Firefighters saw the fire in the office or small restaurant area as Spectrum’s Clarence Allen reported drawers pulled and papers scattered. Fire Chief Jack Kidder cited indications someone might have been inside.
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Nixon to Campaign in Four States in Early Push
President Nixon announced a marathon four state tour Vermont New Jersey Pennsylvania and Wisconsin with early plans for Texas Nevada and possibly Tennessee next week The campaign targets GOP congressional gains over the next 16 weeks with expenses borne by the Republican National Committee and a potential stop in California and Florida before November 2.
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Defense argues My Lai witnesses refuse to talk
In Fort Benning Ga a Calley defense attorney said witnesses in the My Lai massacre case would not talk and asked access to testimony before the House Armed Services Committee. He claimed testimony was mostly unavailable to the defense and criticized command influence from high levels, arguing for changes in venue and rulings on access.
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CIA link alleged in My Lin massacre court martial
Sgt Davie Mitchell faces charges in the My Lin massacre as he claims a possible CIA link to the South Vietnamese hamlet on the day over 100 civilians were killed. Civilian attorney Ossie Brown says he will tie together a witness at Mitchells court martial and seeks to compel CIA officials to testify about a program of assassination and elimination of Viet Cong. The defense delayed the trial over panel composition disputes and sought subpoenas for CIA director Richard Helms and Evans Parker, all to probe the missions aims in South Vietnam.
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Firemen Save Old St Patrick's Church in Four Alarm Blaze
About 200 firefighters led by Fire Chief William Murray fought a four alarm fire that engulfed a neighboring warehouse at 744 Mission Street and threatened St Patrick's Church, the third oldest Catholic church in San Francisco. The blaze, described as arson by Murray, burned a three story building, sent flames 100 feet into the air, and caused extensive damage including a prior Sept. 1 fire. The church was saved, with containment achieved at 10 42 p m.
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Nationwide protests planned against Nixon new peace plan
Washington reports that the National Peace Action Coalition tied to New Mobilization to End the War in Vietnam announced a series of nationwide protests for October. The group says demonstrations will expose what they call Nixon's false peace, aiming to alert Americans to risks ahead. Former New Mobe director James Lafferty said the timing of Nixon's Indochina speech is to defuse campus militancy before elections. He estimated rallies could run into 35 events.
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Beverly Hills defense fund for My Lai accused
A group of businessmen in Beverly Hills plans to raise up to 100000 dollars for the legal defense of soldiers charged in the My Lai massacre. Spokesman Walter Dilbeck, a Indiana real estate man, said five businessmen lunched with Capt. Ernest Medina at the Friars Club and aim to meet with up to six Friars Club members. He stressed moral support and full disclosure of facts as priorities alongside money.
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