Kissinger Heads To Japan For Talks On Relations
AP reports Henry Kissinger flies to Tokyo for unofficial visit hosted by the Japan U.S. Economic Council. He meets Prime Minister Eisaku Sato and other officials to discuss Japan's role after Nixon China policy shifts and U.S. stance toward China and Taiwan, aiming to mend strained ties.
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Debris in Pioneer 10 path raises asteroid belt concerns
Pioneer 10, en route to Jupiter, may face higher than expected space junk after detectors logged five times more particles than projected in the Mars to Jupiter crossing. GE scientist Dr. Robert Soberman warned the debris flux could imply up to ten lethal impacts or a far lower miss probability, underscoring risk to the $100 million probe.
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Busing Plan For Atlanta Is Rejected
U S District Court rejected a large busing plan by the NAACP for Atlanta schools. Judges Sidney Smith Jr. and Albert Henderson Jr said de facto segregation since 1967 persists and the plan would hasten a shift to an all black system. Officials estimated 50 000 pupils would ride buses versus the courts 33 000.
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Ohio Liquor Stores Set June Remnants Day Sale
Ohio Liquor Control Department launches a remnants day sale on June 16 at 25 stores statewide. Prices drop $1 $2 or $3 on 137 items being discontinued from regular stock. Liquor Director Richard E Guggenheim says the sale clears slow moving merchandise and aims for about $2.5 million above cost.
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TV Repairman Nabs Thief At Food Town
Carteret New Jersey AP reported television repairman Daniel Frolich fixed a closed circuit camera at Le Bow's Food Town. As the picture returned he saw a robber’s arm reaching a cash drawer. He chased and grabbed the arm. A suspect was charged with attempted robbery.
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They Were His First Love The GP Was A Baby Doctor
The narrative profiles Dr. Arthur P. Trewhella a general practitioner famed for delivering babies. He loved obstetrics, kept in touch with families, married Ruth, had two sons, bowled, collected antiques, and wrote stories. He died waiting for an elevator in a maternity hospital before age 50.
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Doctors claim advance in treating systemic lupus erythematosus
Two groups of physicians report to the Arthritis Foundation that aggressive drug regimens and regular laboratory monitoring have raised survival rates for the fatal autoimmune disease systemic lupus erythematosus to about 80 percent, up from much lower levels.
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Arthritis Foundation
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San Francisco
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