Visit Could Be Late This Year
The White House said Nixon may travel to Communist China late this year to meet Mao Tse-Tung and Premier Chou En-Lai with Kissinger arranging details during a 49 hour Peking trip. Officials described risks but hoped for a government to government peace basis.
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John Herbers
New York Times
San Clemente
Calif
White House
Nixon
China
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Chou En-Lai
San Clemente Inn
Mao Tse-Tung
Chou
Kissinger
Mao
Communist Party
United States
Taiwan
Vietnam
John Holdridge
Winston Lord
Richard Symser
Air Force
Islamabad
Pakistan
New York Times News Service
Washington
Soviet Bloc Calls Nixon China Visit a Shocking Somersault
Polish and Hungarian papers criticize Nixon trip to mainland China calling it baseball diplomacy and warn it may sharpen anti Soviet edge. Budapest and Warsaw papers note cautious Western bloc praise but fear new complications and delayed Vietnam troop withdrawals.
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Nixon
Peking
China
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
South Korea
Washington
Budapest
Esti Hirlap
America
U.S
Warsaw
Southeast Asia
Bar Speakers Attack Warren Era at ABA Meeting
About 1000 delegates at the American Bar Association session in London listened as U S Attorney General John N Mitchell and Lord Widgery criticized Warren Court era procedures and Miranda v Arizona. Chief Justice Warren Burger urged improved courtroom conduct and faster trials amid calls for reform.
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Fred P. Graham
New York Times News Service
London
American Bar Association
United States
Britain
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren E. Burger
Warren
John N. Mitchell
Lord Widgery
Warren Court
Mitchell
England
Miranda
Arizona
Burger
United States Justice Department
Nixon
Congress
Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Justice Department
Ervin
Kissinger Viewed as Central to Nixon China Pact Secrecy
Washington reacts to Henry Kissinger as the key architect of the Sino American summit. He is praised for secrecy and influence in shaping presidential diplomacy while matching critics with clever manipulation. The piece paints Kissinger as indispensable yet enigmatic within the White House sphere.
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Kissinger
White House
Henry Alred Kissinger
Nixon
Harvard
Metternich
United States Senate
Weekend Talks Predicted For Phone Strikers
The AFL CWA predicts peace talks will continue over the weekend as 400,000 Bell Telephone workers strike. Morton Bahr says negotiations are intense with 33 bargaining units, and temporary replacements are being hired in several states. Cable cuts disrupt service for small groups, with some vandalism blamed on strikers. See WEEKEND on Page 2.
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Associated Press
Afl-Cio Communication Workers of America
Bell Telephone
CWA
Morton Bahr
Virginia
Louisiana
Franco leads revolt as Spanish Civil War begins in 1936
The 1936 start of the Spanish Civil War sees Gen. Francisco Franco lead fascist army forces against Spain’s government. Weather notes forecast cloudy skies with a 30 percent rain chance today and tonight, high 92, low 67, with continued sun on Sunday.
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Francisco Franco
Spain
You Can Win A Daily News Tip Contest Offer
A telephone tip program invites readers to call The Decatur Daily at 353 4612 when news happens. Top weekly tip wins cash prize plus a $5 bonus for regular subscribers, encouraging reader participation.
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Decatur Daily
Harris Announces Candidacy and Populist Campaign Launch
Oklahoma Senator Fred R. Harris, 40, announced he will give up his Senate seat to pursue the Democratic presidential nomination. He aims to build a populist coalition in early primaries, plans not to seek re election, and states he will gauge national support before a full candidacy. His wife La Donna and children attended, about 150 people. Rep Ed Edmondson is a rival in the primary.
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Warren Weaver JR
New York Times
Little River
Okla
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Senate
Harris
la Donna
Kathryn
Byron
Laura
Ed Edmondson
Washington
Jack Hood Vaughan
Peace Corps
Planes Continue Effort To Block North Buildup
U S B52 bombers conducted four raids along South Vietnam's northern frontier as part of the ongoing campaign to halt North Vietnamese troop buildup. The eight-jet force dropped about 360 tons on suspected concentrations, depots, bunkers and gun positions in Quang Tri Province near the Laog frontier.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri Province
Laog Frontier
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