Nixon Tanaka pledge deterent force and world peace drive
President Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuci Tanaka wrapped two days of talks with a pledge to maintain an adequate level of deterrent forces in Asia and to push for broader industrialized democratic cooperation. Tanaka promised Japan would contribute to Indochina reconstruction, seek regional energy cooperation, and support a larger role for Japan in world politics. He announced a $10 million endowment for Japanese studies at ten American universities and planned NBC Meet the Press and Chicago visits.
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Watergate Memo Controversy Arises in Haldeman Testimony
The Watergate hearings reveal Colson memos aimed at shaping narratives around ITT and demonstrations. Haldeman defends high White House standards while facing questions on the use of memos to influence public opinion and counter Democratic messaging. Weicker pressing for full disclosure and rapid testimony. debates over calling Colson continue.
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Ulbricht's funeral signals enduring East German legacy
Ulbricht faced a long political arc from craftsman to East German ruler and party stalwart. His 1971 removal lingered as leaders from Warsaw Pact states likely attend his funeral, a sign of his remaining stature despite deaths from the Berlin Wall era.
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Skylab prepares for spacewalk amid leak search
Skylab crews work on a new sunshade and load film for astronomy as Garriott and Lousma brace for a spacewalk. A leak in the cooling system remains unfixed but the mission says it won’t affect Saturday’s plans.
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Senate panel cuts funds for Trident submarine program
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 8 to 7 to cut 885.4 million dollars from the Nixon administration's 1.5 billion request for the Trident submarine. The action upheld the GOP committee's research and development subpanel recommendation.
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Plane Crash Sparks FAA Probe and Family Hopes
The Delta jet overrun the runway in fog at Logan and other planes diverted. A survivor’s mother says her son, severely burned, remains alive but in critical condition. Noise rules and approach angles are examined as investigators piece together multiple contributing factors.
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Beef price controls extend 60 days beyond Page One
Beef prices paid to farmers averaged 44.20 per 100 pounds in the prior month, 40 cents above the previous high. The current market price is 53.42, industry officials say, and they warn ranchers cannot be paid down to break even at about 48 under the 60 day freeze. Chairman Herbert Stein says the September 12 cutoff remains in place.
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