Red Detachment of Women staged for Nixon in Peking
The revolutionary Chinese ballet performed for President Nixon and Premier Chou En-Lai at the Great Hall of the People impressed with its professionalism and drama. A translator aided understanding as the narrative followed a young girl joining the Communist army amid Japanese-occupied village life.
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Peking
UPI
Nixon
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Nixons
Chou En-Lai
Great Hall of the People
America
Nixon Offers Musk Oxen for Pandas Swap
Premier Chou En-lai proposes trading two giant panda cubs for two San Francisco musk oxen in a deal disclosed by Pat Nixon at a state banquet in Beijing. U.S. zoos in Washington Detroit and St Louis have bid for the pandas now housed in London and Moscow.
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Peking
UPI
Chou En-lai
Nixon
San Francisco
Pat Nixon
Chou
Great Hall of the People
U.S
Washington, D.C
Detroit
St. Louis
China
San Francisco Zoo
North American
Arctic
Lompoc Record Details From Local Newspaper Notice
In adjudicated legal notice details the Lompoc Record, a daily publication, lists its staff including President Kenneth L Adam Editor Harry J Crompe and various editors and managers. It notes California corporate ownership, mailing details, and subscription rate of 2.25 dollars per month with home delivery.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence Crossman
J Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Four IRA members killed in Belfast car bomb blast
An army report states four men died in a Belfast bomb blast as a blue car exploded while turning a corner in the Castleigh district. The Irish News identified the four as 1st Lt Gerard Steele and volunteers Gerard Bell, Robert Dorian, and Joseph Magee. A second blast hit a hotel in Dungannon where Catholic leaders were meeting.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
Irish Republican Army
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Castleigh
the Irish News
Gerard Steele
Gerard Bell
Robert Dorian
Joseph Magee
Provisional
Irish News
IRA Provisional Wing
David McCauley
Ulster
Irish Republic
McCauley
Army
Luna 20 lands safely on moon near Luna 18 site
Tass reports Luna 20 touched down at 10:19 p.m. on the moon's eastern Apollonius Mountains within a quarter mile of where Luna 18 vanished during a September landing attempt. No moon rover or instrument is mentioned aboard Luna 20, which launched eight days ago.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
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Apollonius Mountains
Moon
Nobel laureate Maria Goeppert Mayer dies at 65
Nobel Prize winner and UC San Diego physics professor Maria Goeppert Mayer died Sunday night at 65 in California. Born 1906 in what is now Poland, she won the 1963 Nobel for nuclear shell theory and was the first woman laureate since Curie. She lived in La Jolla and is survived by her husband, a son, and a daughter.
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Calif
UPI
Maria Goeppert Mayer
University of California At
Marie Curie
Mayer
Germany
Poland
Cold wave grips Midwest as 800 left homeless in New Mains
A severe cold high pressure front pushed temperatures below zero in the upper Mississippi Valley while Minnesota, Iowa, the Dakotas and Nebraska faced warnings. About 800 residents remained outside their homes in New Mains awaiting repairs after a weekend snowstorm and tidal flooding. Boston officials cited thaw delays for evacuees. Damages estimated at 15 million dollars. The Great Lakes region saw gale warnings and winds 30 to 40 mph. temperatures ranged from 66 in Florida to 7 below zero in Minnesota. Also noted is the $100,000 Wilson bill for interagency use between the Fed and Treasury.
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California
Boston
Louis S. Saba
Massachusetts
Civil Defense
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Mississippi Valley
Plains
Canadian
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraska
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Arkansas
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Tex
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Alexandria
Minn
Nixon Tours Peking Hotel Kitchen In China Visit
First Lady Pat Nixon spent about 75 minutes touring the Peking Hotel kitchen in Beijing. She confessed she is a mediocre cook and noted her husband’s love of Mandarin cooking. She praised Chinese cooking and planned to attend an opera at the Great Hall of the People with World War II themes.
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UPI
Pat Nixon
Peking Hotel
China
Washington
Revolutionary Committee
Accountant to testify in Hughes-Nixon loan case
An accountant named Philip Reiner, connected to the Hughes Nixon loan affair, was to testify before a grand jury. Dietrich claims Reiner held the deed on a Nixon family gas station site to conceal Hughes ties. The case ties to Clifford Irving's disputed Hughes autobiography and a 150000 settlement in a 1962 secrecy suit.
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New York
UPI
Nixon
Donald
Howard Hughes
Donald Nixon
Philip Reiner
Hannah Nixon
Noah Dietrich
Hughes
Dietrich
Reiner
Clifford Irving
Grand
Irving
Life Magazine
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
Belli
Longshore Pay Board Decision Awaited On Waterfront Contract
With West Coast longshoremen back at work after a 135 day strike, the Pay Board must approve a contract that raises pay by 72 cents now and 40 cents next July plus a 5.2 million guaranteed weekly wage and enhanced pensions. The deal exceeds Pay Board guidelines but has precedent for exceptions. President Nixon signed a labor bill during the talks, leaving final approval to the Pay Board while Cardinal Tisserant dies in the Vatican and the pope succession continues.
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UPI
U.S. Pay Board
U.S
Nixon
China
Congress
Jorgensen Jewelers Free Watch Inspection Coupon
Jorgensen Jewelers offers a free watch inspection at Lompo c Shopping Center with this coupon. The ad invites customers to bring watches for evaluation and potential service.
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Lompoc Shopping Center
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