Mao Talks With Tanaka in Hopeful Summit Session
Mao Tse tung and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka spent about an hour in discussion at Mao's study amid a Beijing summit. They spoke of small talk and progress toward a joint communique, with Tanaka noting improving relations with China and Chou Enlai.
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North Vietnam Air Base Bombed by U S Bombers
U S warplanes struck a major North Vietnamese air base midway between Hanoi and the Chinese border, destroying a MiG21 on the ground and damaging others. The attack, part of more than 300 strikes nationwide, also hit several depots and barracks and drew North Vietnam to condemn the action while claiming heavy civilian casualties and damage in various provinces.
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Freed POWs meet antiwar protesters at Moscow airport
Three liberated American airmen arrived in Moscow after flight from Peking and faced a clash between U S embassy officials and antiwar activists who blocked contact. Lt Mark Gartley Lt Norris Charles and Maj Edward Elias sought passage home as diplomats debated the next step.
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Lawton Learns Mayor Dog License Rules During National Dog Week
National Dog Week urges Lawton residents to license dogs for 1972. About 50 000 dogs over six months old exist. only 1 300 to 1 700 yearly licenses are issued. Licenses cost 1 and require rabies vaccination. Kennel licenses at 6 cover up to six animals.
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Nobel committee bars peace prize this year
The Norwegian Nobel committee today announced it has decided not to award any peace prize this year.
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Kissinger Concludes Second Round of Secret Viet Talks
Paris AP Henry Kissinger held a second round of secret talks with North Vietnamese peace envoys and returned to Washington. A White House spokesman confirmed only that a second session occurred after a meeting with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy, with Hanoi offering no comment.
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Senate Opens Floor Debate On Welfare Reform
Senate opens floor debate on a $14.6 billion welfare reform bill amid uncertainty over passage. The measure would expand Social Security and Medicare benefits while the Finance Committee substitutes a workfare system with tougher work requirements for welfare families. Senator Russell Long says most provisions except welfare components could pass in a few days.
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Mild Weather to Persist in Lawton Area
The Lawton area saw no rainfall from Tuesday's cold front but cooler temperatures arrived and will linger through Thursday. After a 59 degree low this morning in downtown Lawton, today will reach the low 80s with upper 60s tonight and upper 80s highs Thursday. High Tuesday reached 79.
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U S Envoy Escapes Bomb Blast In Cambodia
U S charge d affaires Thomas O Enders survived a powerful bomb attack on the armored limousine in Phnom Penh. initial reports cited two deaths but embassy sources revised figures noting one policeman killed and the other critically injured. Enders, 40, was unharmed and en route to the embassy as Ambassador Swank rests on home leave.
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