22 Feb 1972
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1972
Page
1
Pat Nixon tours the kitchens of the Peking Hotel in Beijing with Sun Hein Ming as she samples chicken breast in soy and mushroom sauce. She tastes a variety of dishes amid revolutionary pride, praising Chinese artistry as reporters photograph the scene.
Premier Chou En-lai offers two giant pandas in exchange for two musk oxen for U.S. zoos including Washington Detroit and St Louis. Pat Nixon recalls Chou’s quip about packing planes with pandas as the deal unfolds at the Great Hall of the People during a honors banquet.
Chevrolet begins a massive recall affecting more than six million cars with potentially defective motor mounts. About 12 million owners of 1968 Chevrolets Camaro and Nova are notified to visit dealers for engine restraint installations. Repairs free of charge, letters mailed over two to three months.
The four page Peoples Daily printed seven Nixon photos during a Monday banquet by Premier Chou En Lai. Images show Nixon with Mao Tse tung and Kissinger, Nixon at the airport and Great Hall of the People, a Mao study scene, and Nixon at the formal banquet with Chou Entai.
Ramsey Clark accuses the government witness of being an FBI provocateur as opening statements begin in the Harrisburg 7 case. Defendants include Philip Berrigan and others alleged to plot to kidnap Kissinger and damage draft boards and federal tunnels.
Pittsburgh reports former protege of Rev. Marlin L. King predicts more Black voters will back the Republican party this year than since 1932. Rev. Jesse L. Jackson calls for Black unity during a press conference amid Black Solidarity events.
North Salem reports 14 year old Tom Kulesz is an amputee who uses an artificial leg welded by an auto body shop after a hinge break. He plays basketball for St Joseph's parish in the Central Catholic League and stands about six feet tall. Tom has excelled in sports and climbing despite his disability, contributing as a reserve center with the team unbeaten in league play.
An American F4 Phantom shot down a North Vietnamese MIG21 during a morning air duel after two MiGs intercepted U S bombers over Laos near Bartholomew Pass. No American losses were reported as U S air forces pummeled antiaircraft defenses in North Vietnam.
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