Nixon seeks fast reassurances to Asian allies
President Nixon returns to Washington for televised events and a push to reassure Asian allies after a Peking communique on Taiwan. Ambassador Shen of Nationalist China will likely skip the welcome at Andrews as aides brief Tokyo on talks. Humphrey calls for direct talks and a Pacific summit. McGovern sees less than hoped. Politicians split along liberal conservative lines.
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Washington
Nixon
America
Peking
U.S
Taiwan
China
Andrews Air Force Base
James C.H. Shen
Andrews
Tokyo
Asian Rim
Marshall Green
John Holdridge
National Security Council
Taipei
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Japan
Pacific
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
New York
John V. Lindsay
Moscow
Shanghai
United States
Soviet Union
Asia
Asia-Pacific
Kennedy Keeps on Dropping Up in Democratic Nomination Watch
Republican strategists see Ted Kennedy as a potential pivot if no clear Democratic front runner emerges at the Miami Beach convention. Muskie leads the field with Humphrey and McGovern also variably strong, while Kennedy remains a noncandidate option for now.
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Gregg Herrington
Associated Press
Washington
Ted Kennedy
Nixon
Miami Beach
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
John Lindsay
New York
Kennedy
Lison
Republican National Committee
Allison
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Candidates Open 70th Farmers Union Meet
George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey address the 70th National Farmers Union convention in Houston as the event leans heavily political. Six governors join the schedule with topics on education aid, taxes, and national farm policy. The union urges member involvement in voter registration and party processes through the gathering.
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Houston
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
National Farmers Union
McGovern
Senate
Humphrey
Preston Smith
Texas
Robert Docking
Kansas
William Guy
North Dakota
David Hall
Oklahoma
E. Sc. Marshall
States receive 2 million for pest control in cotton
The Agriculture Department announced allocations totaling over 2 million dollars to 14 states to support a new pest management program for cotton. Funds target adoption of cultural and biological controls to reduce chemical pesticide use, with field scouts and beneficial insects among the methods.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
California
Arizona
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
New Mexico
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Obituary notices for Jodie Laudermilk and Ruth L Andrews
Funeral service for Mrs. Jodie B. Laudermilk will be at St. Luke Baptist Church Powers Arkansas Tuesday February 29 at 1 00 p m Burial in Cave Hill Cemetery Hicks Funeral Home Inc Also Ruth L Andrews native of Hempstead County Arkansas longtime Gary Indiana resident died February 25 1972 after lengthy illness Survived by husband Raymond Andrews daughter Mary Ellen Outlaw one grandchild three sisters and other relatives Funeral service at Mt Pleasant CME Church Hope at 1 00 p m Friday with burial in Cave Hill Cemetery Hicks Funeral Home Inc
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Jodie B. Laudermilk
St. Luke Baptist Church No. 1
Powers
Arkansas
Cave Hill Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Ruth L. Andrews
Hempstead County
Gary
Indiana
Raymond Andrews
Mary Ellen Outlaw
Mary Hegwood
Jimmie Marie Brown
Pearl Williams
Hope
Hattie Shaw
Los Angeles
Trudie Thompson
Michigan
Halsey Jones
Chicago
Mt. Pleasant C.M.E
Four Killed on Highways Across Arkansas Weekend
Four people died in Arkansas traffic accidents over the weekend. Ronald Davis seventeen Lester Davis twelve and Kenny Diffie eighteen from Bismarck were killed when their car crossed the outer line and hit a truck on Arkansas 84 west of Bismarck. the truck driver Phil lip Sutton thirty three of Amity had minor injuries. Carolyn Koehler Lively thirty five of North Little Rock died when a motorcycle collided head on with a car on Arkansas 107 near Jacksonville. the rider was killed and J W Carmichael fifty nine of Cabot was driving the other car.
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Associated Press
Bismarck
Arkansas
Ronald Davis
Lester
Kenny Diffie
Arkansas 84
Phillip Sutton
Amity
Carolyn Koehler Lively
North Little Rock
Arkansas 107
Jacksonville
J.W. Carmichael
Cabot
Congress United on Pollution By Carl C Craft
Congress faces a call to unite on pollution issues as Carl C Craft reports from Washington. The piece outlines bipartisan efforts to address environmental concerns and curb industrial waste nationwide.
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Congress United On Pollution
Carl C. Craft
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Permits Against Pollution in Arkansas Reported
Arkansas industries have obtained permits to install antipollution equipment totaling 13.713 million dollars. Reynolds Metals Co. at Bauxite leads with 2.37 million, followed by Georgia Pacific Corp. at 1.934 million. A nationwide noise-control bill seeks EPA standards for equipment and aircraft, with state flexibility and penalties for noncompliance.
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Little Rock
State Department of Pollution Control and Ecology
Arkansas
Jarrell E. Southall
Pollution Commission
Reynolds Metals Co
Bauxite
Georgia Pacific Corp
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Rogers
House Public Health
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Aviation Administration
EPA
Nixon
FAA
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Hope, Arkansas
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Lander
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