Kissinger Flies To Peking For Five Days Of Talks
Henry Kissinger flies to Peking for five days of talks seen as a step to improve U S China relations. He aims to discuss Vietnam cease fire roles and potential opening of a U S trade mission in Peking with China, amid shifting Taiwan and Moscow tensions and growing cultural exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissinger
Peking
Hong Kong
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Nixon
China
Vietnam
Thailand
Laos
North Vietnam
Japan
U.S
Taiwan
United States
Russia
Moscow
Asia
Weather Watch and Snow Blanket Across Plains to Northeast
A winter storm blanketed the Dakotas Nebraska and Great Lakes regions with heavy snow and arctic air pushing into the central United States. Hazardous travel spread across the Northeast and Appalachians while rain and a flash flood watch affected parts of the Carolinas Georgia and South Carolina. Chicago and New York reported mixed rain and snow with airport delays at O’Hare as temperatures dipped below freezing in Dickinson North Dakota and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Dakotas
Nebraska
Great Lakes
Appalachians
West Virginia Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersy
Nio Valley
Carolinas
Georgia
South Carolina
New York
Vermont
Pennrsylvania
Chicago
O'Hare Interational Airport
Dickinssa
N.D
Meyers
Orlando
Atlanta
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Indianapolis
Kansas
City
Philaelphia
Phoenix
Arly
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
VA controversy spurs recall of disability proposal
The firing of a high-ranking VA official follows criticism of Nixon administration over proposed disability cuts. Johnson ordered a recall of the draft proposal to allow further study in his office. Lawmakers push for congressional approval before any future VA changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Nixon
Jonson
Johnson
White House
House
Senate Veterans Affairs
Census Bureau
Insurance fight in Virginia lawmakers push no fault changes
Virginia lawmakers debate no fault auto insurance, with delegates citing a 20 percent rate rise. Amendments aim to limit premiums, add a set off clause, and prevent double recovery by requiring courts to deduct payments from insured parties. Delays and opposition focus on protecting injured victims and insurer interests.
State launches drive to clean penal facilities after complaint
S RICHMOND AP The State Department of Welfare and Institutions has begun a sanitation push at all penal facilities following an inmate complaint of unsanitary conditions and pesticide use. Health officials report inspections across facilities found rodent and insect infestations in several locations while some sites were already clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.richmond
State Department of Welfare and Institutions
I Seihe
Richmond Times-Ditch
State Health Department
Health Department
Janie Porter Barrett
Hanover County
Southampton Correction Farm
Capron
Norfolk
Pinecrest Center
Richmond
Dollar Devaluation Triggers Global Market Shifts
Speculators moved over $6 billion into West German marks hoping for profit as the dollar devalued. Markets abroad showed volatility with gold peaking at $72.43 an ounce and the dollar slipping to 3.38 Swiss francs in Zurich and 270.8 yen in Tokyo, while analysts note the broader US balance of payments deficit and uncertain long term effects of devaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
West Germany
New York
Brussels
Belgium
Anthony Barber
London
Zurich
Jessy
France
Tokyo
U.S
United States
Japan
Vietnam Talks Continue Amid Cease Fire Efforts In Hanoi
Sullivan and Kissinger in Hanoi for four days report frank and constructive exchanges on implementing the Paris peace accord and ending the war. Meetings with Thieu Lam Tra Hoa and Viet Cong reps aim to reduce hostilities and stabilize the cease fire while North Viet Nam protests delays in prisoner releases and demands adherence to the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheks
Sullivan
Henry A. Kissingemfeld
Hanoi
Cne
Vietnam
Issingér
Flong
Kong
China
Ayvin
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Tran van Lam
Tran van Tra
Joint Military Commission
le Quang Hoa
Gilbert H. Woodward
Nixon
Kissinger
Tra
South Vietnam
Bui Tin
Woodward
Paris
International Commission For Control and Supervision
Loc Ninh
U.S
Stan McClellan
Republic of South Vietnam
Nixon Urges Congress to Vote Environment Bills
President Nixon rallied Congress to finish unfinished environmental business by acting on 19 bills from the last session. He pledged more initiatives in a forthcoming message but warned no major new departures. The fiscal 1974 budget tightens environmental spending while reintroducing bills to boost state planning, modernize mining laws, improve land management, and pursue enlightened regulation of mining activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Sista
No-Fault and Sunday Sales Debates in Virginia Assembly
The Virginia Assembly defeated Anderson’s Amendment 19 to 17 and left in place a no-fault no restriction on Sunday food sales. Other defeated amendments targeted Sunday sales by drug stores and shift limits. A Senate amendment would criminalize an employer who discharges an employee for Sunday work. The no-fault bill, criticized as boosting premiums, passed 69 to 16.26 with a compromise: insurers pay up to 3000 dollars for medical costs and wage losses, with further damages limited when total losses are under 200 dollars. Del Carrington Williams defended the bill, while several floor amendments to curb premiums were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Anderson
Senate
House
del. Carrington
Williamsn
Fairfax
Williams
State Department of Conservation, Development and Natural Resources
Assembly
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Register
Danville, Va
Sable
Indochina
Ietnam
Parabodia
Thomas
Elizabeth
Baers
Baer
John Paul Hammerschmidt
R-Ark
Hammerschmidt
President
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Hammarschmidt
Vance Hartke
Pagenc
National Insurance Rating Bureau
Corporation Com.2
Officeral
Williams c
Del
Archie Campbell
D-Wythe
George Stuart
D-Washington County
del. A. L. Philpottn
D-Henry
Barhamsville
Big George
Fate
Dollar
Pape One
America
Lash
Terry M. Geloneck
Decatur
Ala
William Arcuri
Yuba City
Casif
Brunstrom
Helen
Katherine
Air Force
Travis Base Hospital
Scott Air Base
Ill
Maryland
Tennessee
Texas
Denton
Ae Orie
San Francisco Bay
Harlan P. Chapman
Fremont
Calif
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Chapman
Clark
Hickam
Hawaii
Oak Knoll
Navy
John B. McKamey
Lemoore
Travis
McKamey
Geloneck
Arcuri
Arcuni
Asf
Travis Hospital
Brinstrom
Special Hospital
San Diego
Cmde
Brian D. Woods
Woods
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Maj
Glendon W. Perkins
Fla
Paula
R.W.D. Woods
Coronado Hospital
San Diego Naval Hospital
Mam Furn
Monroe St
Lee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!