Japanese Fear Disturbances As Sato Heads To U S
Reports from Tokyo describe quiet streets as Prime Minister Eisaku Sato prepares to travel to Washington to meet President Nixon. Police brace for potential leftist rallies and arrests while merchants arm with lanterns and sandbags, and residents stock Molotov cocktail defense.
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Refugees Worldwide Need Shelter as Conference Looms
A report from the World Refugee Conference notes 17,318,320 refugees worldwide, including 1,052,088 in the United States, homeless victims of war and intolerance. Police work at airports for possible weapons stockpiles as Tokyo prepares for the meeting.
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Tass Attacks Agnew TV Speech Over Vietnam Policy
MOSCOW AP reports Tass criticized Vice President Spiro Agnew for attacking domestic TV coverage. Tass said the move aimed to suppress criticism of the Nixon administration's Vietnam policy and framed Agnew's remarks as an attempt to shape publicity.
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Talks Open As U S and Soviet Delegates Arrive
U S and Soviet delegates arrive in Helsinki to begin arms limitation talks. Both sides emphasize a substantive opening, while warnings of long bargaining and possible public protests color the atmosphere. Gerard C. Smith leads the U S team and Vladimir Semenov guides the Soviet delegation, with discussions set to run for weeks.
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