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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1973

Page

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Chou Enlai warns world of new war danger at Pompidou banquet

Premier Chou Enlai told President Pompidou that detente is superficial and the world faces a threat of a new war. He cited underground shelters and grain stockpiles as China prepares, praising Pompidou for opposing superpower meddling. The remarks came at a banquet in Beijing as Pompidou began his visit.

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Skylab 2 crew denied flight extension

Space officials denied a five to ten day extension request from Skylab 2 astronauts to beat the world record. Commander Alan Bean said the crew felt well but NASA decided not to extend past the record. Detroited unions report tentative small-issue agreements with Chrysler and UAW ahead of a looming strike. Washington voters see Social Security benefits rise. civil service annuities hinge on enacted law. Agriculture pegs 1973 corn and wheat crops higher, soybeans at record. trade and Nixon era measures feature in Congress. Watergate committee to meet in closed session to assess investigation progress.

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Nixon daughter takes first fulltime publishing job

Julie Nixon Eisenhower received her father’s permission before accepting a $10,000 a year assistant editor post with Curtis Publishing Co. in Indianapolis. She said the role helps avoid perceptions she speaks for the president and noted interest in children's literature. Also reported: Princess Kira of Prussia wed an American archaeology student in Munich. Marcos marked his 56th birthday with public events after martial law. Jackie Gleason signed NBC deal. POW Robert J. earned university credits. Solzhenitsyn criticized U.S. hypocrisy. a 100-year-old man was killed by police in Shreveport.

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