Chou En Lai Refuses U S Visit Until Taiwan Ties Break
Premier Chou En Lai told American newsmen he will not visit the United States while Washington maintains relations with Chiang Kai-shek's Taiwan regime. He questioned Kissinger and said Nixon could visit China, while Mao spoke English during the meeting. The talks followed a late Kissinger arrival and discussions on a forthcoming communique.
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Chou En-lai
United States
Washington
Taiwan
Chiang Kaishek
China
Henry A. Kissinger
Chou
Chiang
Dr. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Mao T'se-tung
Forbidden City
Mao
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Japan
Peking
UAW orders second vote on Ford contract in Detroit
About 4,500 skilled trades workers at Ford are set for a reballot after a close overall tally suggested Ford's 180,000 Ford workers may split. Local 600 posted notices at River Rouge for the rerun while Ford and union negotiators await final results.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Tplay
Ford
UAW
River Rouge
Legislature Turns to Mortgage Issue in Harrisburg
The Shapp administration pushes a mortgage interest bill to curb the home loan crunch and shield buyers from unscrupulous lenders. Lenders oppose consumer protections, seeking changes as the Senate Banking Committee plans to report the bill to the floor next week.
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Shapp
Savings and Loan Associations
Senate Banking Committee
Edward Zemprelli
House
Luovmakers
Liquor Central Board
Public Utility Commission
Incoe
Penn State
Temple
Pittsburgh
Zemprelli
Happe
Allegheny County Democrat
Exclusive royal ball honors Princess Anne in Buckingham Palace
LONDON UPI The great names of Strape's imperial past mingled under crystal chandeliers at Buckingham Palace for a ball honoring Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips. 1500 guests danced to dawn in the ballroom as Westminster Abbey prepares for Wednesday's royal wedding with Charles as heir.
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UPI
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Buckingham Palace
Princess Anne
Mark Phillips
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Charles
the Blood Royal
Phillips
Pala
Peter Phillips
Mark
Capt
House of Windsor
Europe
Karageorgevitches
Tomislav
Prince
Alexander
Pring Georg
Hanover
Margerita
Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Dilworths in Hospital for Observation
Former Majer Richard Dilworth and his wife Anne are in Pennsylvania Hospital for observation. A hospital spokesman said Mrs Dilworth was admitted last week and the former officer checked in last Saturday. They had been in the south of Prince during September.
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APY
Majerichardson Dilworth
Anne
Pennsylvania Hospital
Dilworth
Imagor
Dilworths
Prince
Turnpike speed up to drivers
Harrisburg area reports show a debate over a statewide speed policy as Turnpike officials wait for Gov. Shapp to decide. Car limits stay 65 mph and 55 for trucks until signs are updated while state police say enforcement cannot adjust yet. The governor reconsiders lowering limits to 50 statewide to save gasoline.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Turnpike
Shapp
Franklin D. Summers
Cpl
Robert Klingaman
Associated Press
Larry Reichstein
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
William Richardson
Mauger
Skylab 4 launch date under review after cracks found
Cape Canaveral officials and astronauts Gerald Carr William Poxone and Edward Gibson meet to decide a new Skylab 4 launch date after discovering cracks in eight stabilizer fins of the Saturn 1B booster and additional cracks in seven of eight support beams.
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Fla
William C. Schneider
Schneider
Gerald 2. Carr
William R. Poxne
Edward G. Gibson
Houston
Skytary
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