Nixon Seeks Trade Concessions in talks With Sato
President Nixon meets Prime Minister Eisaku Sato at the Western White House for a two day session aimed at repairing ties after China visit. Sato seeks Okinawa return by earlier date and a hot line to monitor U.S. policy shifts. The talks include top economic aides and a new 5.5 billion shuttle program to develop crewed space ships by 1978.
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Nixon aide hints at second term during Ghana visit
Mrs Richard M Nixon suggested her husband may seek re election while in Ghana on the Africa tour. She said Nixon could have a good chance to win but avoided confirming his decision. She and Prime Minister Busia exchanged greetings at a reception at Christianborg Castle as economic concerns on the continent were noted. The First Lady then continued to Liberia and Ivory Coast en route to Washington.
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Reagan backed wage hike bill in Sacramento
Assembly Republican leader Bob Monagan introduced Governor Reagan's package to raise salaries 5 percent for civil servants and 7 12 percent for university faculty, with 95.8 million dollars for increases. The package also funds fully paid health insurance and highway patrol uniform allowances, reflecting ongoing push prior to budget approvals.
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Union urges bond boycott after aerospace wage rejection
Local 887 of the UAW moves to cancel members savings bonds in protest after the Pay Board rejected a 12 percent wage increase for aerospace workers. union leaders discuss a possible nationwide walkout and plan an emergency IAM and UAW meeting in St. Louis.
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Shorter Legislative Sessions Proposed in California Assembly
Four constitutional amendments seek shorter legislative sessions. Assemblyman Peter Schraba R Covina proposes adjournment by July 15 with an alternate July 30 deadline. Assemblyman William Ketchum R Paso Robles wants July 31. Assemblyman Gordon Duffy RNanford proposes a 150 day session limit.
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Louisiana Atty General Gremillion Sentenced to Prison
UPI reports federal judge Fred Cassidry sentenced Louisiana Attorney General Jack P. F. Gremillion to three years in prison for lying to a grand jury about financial interests in a bankrupt loan company. Gremillion refused to comment. his fate on parole remains undecided as prosecutors described a scheme to defraud investors.
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Dems rally behind Muskie as Dymally blasts him
In California, Assembly Democrats back Edmund Muskie after his televised candidacy announcement. Sen. Mervyn Dymally criticizes Muskie for dampening black hopes, endorsing Hubert Humphrey instead. Speaker Moretti touts 12 new Muskie endorsements, bringing total in the Assembly to 21 as California's June 6 primary looms with 271 delegates at stake.
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Nixon May Visit Leningrad Consulate Opening
State Department officials said Nixon could preside at the May opening of the American Consulate General in Leningrad during his Russia visit. Housing and office work for simultaneous openings in Leningrad and San Francisco were nearly finished. No firm plan exists but the Leningrad ceremony was a distinct possibility. It has been over 23 years since either nation hosted a consulate general on the other's soil.
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