Nixon to Meet With Canadian Prime Minister
President Nixon welcomes Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau to the White House for summit talks on economic tensions and global issues. Trudeau presses against the 10 percent import surtax, citing damage to Canada’s exports and unemployment while both leaders seek broader trade balance and policy coordination amid shifting world events.
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Washington
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
White House
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Canada
America
Trudeau
Ing
Azores
France
Georges Pompidou
Britain
Edward Heath
Bermuda
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Key Biscayne
Japan
Eisaku Sato
San Clemente
U.S
China
Asian Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
Ottawa
United States
Gaining Ground in Prevention of Birth Defects
Dr Charles Epstein links scientific advances to improved genetic counseling accuracy and explains how his genetics clinic serves regions beyond the meiphary of the modern medical district, highlighting outreach and diagnostic progress.
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National Foundation March of Dimes
Arthur J. Salisbury
Charles Epstein
Daley Picks Pucinski in 72 Election
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley backs U. S. Representative Roman C. Pucinski to challenge Senator Charles H. Percy in the 1972 race. The endorsement came at a news conference with the slating subcommittee and the full slate committee expected to approve. Daley shifts to balance the ticket with a Cook County candidate. Lt. Gov. Paul Simon is slated to face Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie, with only Simon facing opposition.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
U.S
Roman C. Pucinski
Charles H. Percy
Daley
Paul Simon
Richard B. Ogilvie
Simon
Pucinski
Congress
Cook County
Troy
Big-Hearted Cop Lends Hand to Needy Family
Birmingham police officer Harry L. Jones spends his pay on essentials for a hungry family living in freezing conditions. He bought food with his last six dollars after rescuing them from a bare, alcohol troubled home and plans to help rehabilitate the father. His wife notes his habit of aiding strangers and friends, including paying rent for a woman in need and ensuring the children have a Christmas.
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Birmingham
Ala
Harry L. Jones
Jones
Mrs. Jones
YMCA
Alcoholics Anonymous
Fraternal Order of Police
Santa Claus
Teri
Caral
Indians Bomb Airport at Dacca
The Indian air force attacked Dacca airport in East Pakistan as foreign women and children waited for a U.N. evacuation plane. No injuries were reported. The scene underscores the tense evacuation amid the Vietnam era conflict and regional instability.
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Va Cua
East Pakistan
Dacca
U.N
Evacuation Flight Halt Sparks Airport Bombing Scene
Printed by Offset reports India agreed to a temporary truce for two Bangkok evac planes. At 9:30 a.m. sirens rang as Indian MIG22s bombed near the terminal and HQ. Evacuees fled to trenches, while five Hunter jets returned for another strike. Over 215 Europeans and Japanese await evacuation, including 46 children and 34 women.
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India
Bangkok
U.N
TB Sanatorium Asked to Cut Expenses
The state Health Department urged the Booneville Tuberculosis Sanatorium to trim costs by 250000 to 500000 to fund a planned Eastern Arkansas facility. Dr John Harrell said it is wasteful to spend 2 million at Booneville where 87 patients are housed as plans aim to expand regional treatment centers across 61 counties with 65 clinics serving 75 percent of patients.
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Booneville
Northwest Arkansas Times
Harrell
State Sanatorium Board
Health Department
Arkansas
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