Market rises on Nixon China trip optimism
The New York stock market gained as investors welcomed President Nixon’s planned trip to China. The noon Dow Jones average rose to 892.52, with advances ahead of declines two to one on the NYSE. News also cited steady economy growth in April-June and lowest inflation in three years, with Chemical shares led by Air Reduction Exxon and others.
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Senate Rules Committee mulls stripping lieutenant governor of appointing committees
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Nixon visit boosts Chinese moderates in Beijing
AP analysis says Nixon's trip strengthens Premier Chou En-lai's moderate wing within the Communist leadership, favoring peaceful avenues over confrontation. The piece notes Formosa tensions, Vietnam war costs, and the push of the five year plan as China seeks stability and economic growth.
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Longshoremen Tie Up 100 Ships Across West Coast Ports
San Francisco and 34 ports from Canada to Mexico face a 16th day strike by 15,000 ILWU workers idling about 100 ships. Losses reach millions in wages and diverted cargo as talks stalled. Officials cite $15 million monthly impact on Los Angeles Long Beach, with broader effects inland and abroad.
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Law Or No Law Draft Lottery For 1972
The Selective Service System says the 1972 draft lottery will be held next month despite Congress delays. The lottery will determine draft order for 1972 with Aug 5 tentatively set, as officials cite fairness and the need for planning for the new school year.
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Nixon Seeks Peace Through China Visit
President Nixon champions better US relations with the People's Republic of China as a major step toward global peace. He plans a journey to Peking while facing protests recalling Vietnam. he later dines at an upscale cosmopolitan restaurant before returning home by helicopter.
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