Kissinger Seeks Japanese Accord Then Visits to U.S.
Kissinger announced Nixon invited Emperor Hirohito to visit the United States after weekend talks in Tokyo. Prime Minister Sato said timing would be worked out through diplomatic channels. Japan seeks closer coordination with Washington on China policy and economic measures.
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Hirohito
United States
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Japan
Kissinger
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Alaska
Europe
Anchorage
Takeo Fukuda
Washington
China
Fukuda
Asia
Kansas Professor Appointed to National Preservation Board
Paul E. Wilson of Kansas University becomes a member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation board of advisers. He directs at the Kansas State Historical Society joins the Missouri Valley Chapter of the American Society for Architectural History and has edited the American Criminal Law Quarterly. The National Trust is the only private national organization chartered by Congress to promote public involvement in preserving American historic sites and culture.
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Kansas University
National Trust For Historic Preservation
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Kansas State Historical Society
Missouri Valley
American Society For Architectural History
American Criminal Law Quarterly
The
National Trust
Congress
U S May End Talks Boycott Returns Porter From Washington
PARIS, AP The chief U S delegate to the Vietnam peace talks returned from Washington and said the United States may end its five week boycott. Ambassador William Porter said Nixon has been intensely interested in reaching a negotiated settlement and that the proposals the U S brought forward offer a good basis for discussion. He added flexibility in discussions would be sought and that the return signals a move toward talks.
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William J. Porter
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AT&T seeks $1.2 billion in new rate cases nationwide
AT&T seeks about 1.2 billion in 18 rate cases across the United States as it argues that inflation and rising costs require higher telephone charges. FCC attorney Asher Ende criticizes the filings while AT&T executives defend the need to fund service expansion and retain investor returns.
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At&t
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Bell System
F. Mark Garlinghouse
General Telephone & Electronics
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Bell
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Atlanta
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Bell Companies
Wisconsin
John D. deButts
Garlinghouse
Ende
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