Russia Eyes Beijing Moves Amid China Controversy
Soviet leaders push a frantic drive to counter Red China as Peking seeks UN admission and a possible summit with the United States. Kosygin’s Canada trip appears timed to outpace Nixon's Peking visit while Moscow hones a broad charge sheet against China.
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Weather forecast across North and South Carolina remains mild
Heidi the tropical storm tracks away from North Carolina with low rain risk. North Carolina skies stay partly cloudy in the mountains and northeast with highs mainly in the upper 70s to mid 80s and 50s to 60s at night. South Carolina expects sunny mild days with 70s to 80s and 50s to 60s nights.
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Virginia Turtle Jennie to Race at North Carolina Festival
A turtle named Jennie will represent Virginia Gov. Linwood Holton in the Governor’s Cup at the North Carolina Turtle Festival in Lillington. Pokey Bob will represent North Carolina Gov. Bob Scott, and South Carolina Gov. John West has asked for an entrant. Governors from Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Alabama and Florida were invited to enter turtles in the two day event.
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Chafee Questions New Sub’s Cost and Navy Plans
Secretary of the Navy John Chafee reviews the high price of a new nuclear powered attack submarine class and questions the push for faster more complex war vessels. He signals possible scaling of submarine orders and weighs a nuclear carrier versus conventional options as the 1973 Navy budget nears.
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Bond Cites Inequality Of System At Duke
AP reports Julian Bond of Georgia telling a Duke University audience that America’s economy is built on capitalism for the poor and socialism for the rich. He cited federal loan guarantees to Lockheed and the Nixon era’s unemployment and black median income issues as examples. He said politics can solve racial and economic inequities and urged a determined struggle for power.
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Talmadge Urges Textile Import Quotas to Save Jobs
Senator Herman Talmadge argues for import quotas on textiles to protect American workers and incomes, criticizing a 10 percent surcharge as ineffective. He cites Georgia plant closures since 1968 and ongoing Southeast job losses tied to low wage foreign competition.
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B52s Strike DMZ and Laos Border as Artillery Guns Found
U S B52 raids hit the DMZ Laotian border area while South Vietnamese patrols uncovered three Soviet made 122mm artillery guns and bodies of enemy soldiers. One gun was in good condition, another slightly damaged, with the third status not reported.
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