Nixon Campaign Song For 1972 Summit Theme
Nixon's 1971 campaign team developed a song titled In the Good Old Summit Time. The piece reflects his push on foreign policy and high level summits. The article notes his unprecedented number of summits as president and contrasts his approach with that of other world leaders.
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Escalation Of Air War Focusses On North Viet Laos Border
The air war in Indochina centers on the Barthelemy and Mu Gia passes at the North Vietnam Laos frontier. North Vietnamese guns bullets and food move through these passes to troops in northern Laos South Vietnam and Cambodia. U.S. air strikes target the passes to slow supply lines amid operation limits over Laos.
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Italy to Form Coalition as Rightward Shift Looms
The article describes Italy may form a coalition with minor parties to govern, signaling a shift toward the right if a new regime materializes. It notes public discontent over strikes, unemployment, crime, and disorder, referencing gains by the MSI in June local elections. It also surveys Cold War summitry and U S strategic aims in Vietnam.
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Missing airliner in Peru sought after Friday loss
Military and civilian search planes comb a rain forest area near the Tamaya River for a Peruvian airliner missing since Friday with 92 aboard including five Americans. The plane left Lima for Iquitos and last communicated while preparing to land at Pucallpa.
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Japan to Import Tobacco From Red China in 1972
Tokyo reports Japan will begin importing tobacco from the People’s Republic of China in 1972 marking a shift in trade with Beijing. Officials say the agreement covers specified tobacco types, expanding Japan’s supply sources.
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