Nixon and Tanaka Press Accord on China Policy Paths
Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka in Honolulu agree each country will pursue its own China policy as they edge toward a short term trade accord to ease the U S Japanese balance in trade. They emphasize a cooperative tone and plan a joint statement after six hours of talks.
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Tanaka
China
Honolulu
Kakuei Tanaka
Onina
Oceanside
Pacific
U.S
Japan
White House
Donald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Peoples Republic of China
United States
Rogers
Saigon
Ellsworth Booker
Byl
Is Waikiki
Kailima
Oposite
Taiwan
Tt Cell
Peking
McGovern Struggles to Tighten Campaign Organization
In Washington Democratic leaders report internal complaints about the McGovern campaign’s looseness and lack of coordination. Senator McGovern, under pressure from Lawrence F. O’Brien and aides Frank Mankiewicz and Gary Hart, discusses fixes after a Wednesday night meeting at McGovern’s home. O’Brien warns he may leave after Labor Day unless improvements are made, while Mankiewicz says the team is tightening the campaign’s structure. McGovern, behind in polls, insists he can win and cites his own past campaign resilience and growth in support.
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Washington
Sen.McGovern
George McGovern
U.s
Lawrence F. O'Brien
McGovern
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
O'Brien
George P. Shultz
Ers
Frank Mankiewicz
Gary Hart
tMcGovern
Mankiewicz
Sargent Shriver
O Brien
Hhis
Eleision
Nixon
Travel Agency Suspends Operations Leaves U S Tourists Stranded
A group of American tourists stranded in London for four days after their travel agency suspended operations was repatriated thanks to a British hamburger chain and Caledonian Airways. Some 400 to 700 Americans in Europe may miss homeward flights as the agency stays inactive. Passengers criticized the U S Embassy while praising Britain for aid, with stories of sit ins and frustration over handling by officials.
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New York
London
Caledonian Airways
U.S
Washington
State Department
Europe
Ste Daedilus
United States
Barbara Clark
Donald Wolf
Northport
N.Y
Toni Conlee
Willamsburg
Gatwick
39 Cars Pass Over Man at Little Rock Crossing
LITTLE ROCK AP A Missouri Pacific freight train passed over Joe Wilson 31 as he lay between tracks at a viaduct crossing. Engineer D L Calvert said he saw a man between the rails but could not stop. Patrolman Larry Glover extricated Wilson from under the 40th car and he was taken to a hospital with minor injuries.
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Little Rock
Joe Wilson
Missouri Pacific
D. L. Calvert
Larry Glover
Wilson
Thai policeman arrested in plane crash inquiry
Thai police lieutenant Somchai Chatyasut was arrested in Bangkok in connection with a June 15 plane crash in South Vietnam that killed 81 people including his 7 year old daughter. Investigators allege he heavily insured the child before the flight and investigated officers said his actions drew scrutiny.
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Bangkok
Thailand
South Vietnam
Somchai Chatyasut
Thai man held over Cathay Pacific jet crash
Police report Somchai denied the bombing claim after a Hong Kong bound Cathay Pacific flight crashed killing his daughter Sonthaya and his girlfriend Samwang Prompaim. Authorities said a plastic bomb was found in his quarters and insurance policies worth 240000 were in place. If convicted he could face a firing squad.
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Thanem Kittikachorn
Crime Suppresssion
Somchai
Sonthaya
Samwang Prompaim
Sonchai
Somechai
Practical vaccine against kissing disease seen possible
Illinois researcher Dr. G F Springer of Northwestern University reports injections of infectious mononucleosis antigens from beef and sheep blood cells produced antibodies in many volunteers. He said the findings support vaccinating against IM and plans for large scale trials are underway at Northwestern.
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Illinois
G. F. Springer
Northwestern University
Evanston
Springer
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Raids Hit North Vietnam Ammunition Depot Complex
U S warplanes destroyed a large ammunition depot and damaged three other targets in raids centered around Vinh and Haiphong. Oriskany and Midway pilots struck storage areas near Vinh and Cam Pha fuel depots, causing major fires and explosions. North Vietnamese ground fighting remained limited in South Vietnam with few new engagements reported.
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Hugeli
Ald
Haiphong
Carlier Kitty Hawk
Dong Ngan
Vinh
Oriskany
U.S. Command
Midway
Cam Pha
Maiphorns
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Hanoi-Hai‘phon
South Vietam
Associaed
Dennis Neeld
Baldy
Que Son
Signs of disrepair in US Japan security treaty analyzed
AP analysis notes the 1951 US Japan security pact, once a bulwark against communism, shows strain amid Cold War thaw and Nixon Peking trip. Tokyo and Washington consider Taiwan, Taiwan defense, and possible shifts as Tanaka weighs recognition of the PRC and base usage questions.
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U.S
Japan
John Broderick
Associated Press
Tokyo
Washington
Pakistan
Southeast Asia
U.S Japan
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Honolulu
United States
Far East
People's Republic of China
Tubwan
United Nations
Two Banks In Charlotte Are Robbed In One Day
In Charlotte, two banks were robbed Thursday. The first raid by three masked bandits lasted 45 seconds at Wachovia North Tryon Street, with cash taken from two tellers and the vault. The second robbery occurred at First Union National Bank on North Graham Street. money amount not disclosed and authorities seek suspects.
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Charlotte
North Graham Street
First Union National Bank
North Carolina
Wachovia Baskani Trust Company
Charlie Law
Tryon Street
Law
Gence
Tropical Storm Carrie Off Hatteras Near Northward Drift
MIAMI AP reports Tropical Storm Carrie formed in the western Atlantic about 300 miles off Hatteras. Forecasters expect a slow northward drift for the next 12 to 18 hours as winds reach 40 mph and the storm remains a minimal tropical cyclone. The center hovered near 25 latitude and 69.7 west, with 380 miles north of Flores Island, and forecasters warned of possible changes in trajectory.
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Carrie
National Hurricane Center
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Itipne
Neil
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Fischer and Spassky adjourn 21st game in title race
In Reykjavik, Fischer and Spassky adjourned after five hours with Spassky sealing his 41st move. Experts say Fischer is well placed to win and clinch the world chess championship. A win Friday would give Fischer the crown. a draw keeps him within reach.
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Spassky
Bobby
Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Rovijs Spassky
Weather Summary for Virgintas and North Carolina
Fr day highs mostly in the 80s to mid 90s with mountains cooler. Night fray partly cloudy with lows in 50s to 60s and higher humidity. Saturday turns partly cloudy and humid with chances of thundershowers and highs in the 80s. North Carolina forecasts cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers through Saturday. nights upper 50s to low 60s, mountains cooler, highs in 80s.
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