Nixon to meet Japanese PM in Hawaii talks on China trade
President Nixon plans a two day Hawaii visit starting August 31 with newly elected Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka to discuss full range of US Japan relations focusing on China policy and Americas 3 billion dollar trade deficit. Secretary Rogers and Henry Kissinger will join the talks.
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Washington News Guild endorsement faces repudiation by reporters
In Washington, 297 working press members signed a Letter in The Washington Post disavowing The Newspaper Guild executive board endorsement of Senator George S. McGovern. The ad argues the guild should not enter partisan politics and insists reporters uphold fairness.
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Lompoc Record Details Publication and Staff
The Lompoc Record, a legal adjudicated newspaper under superior court decree, lists its staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam, Editor Harry J. Crompe, and managers in roles across administration, advertising, circulation, and news. It is published in Lompoc California 93436 and is affiliated with major press associations.
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Jane Fonda to hold news conference in Paris
Actress Jane Fonda, accused of betraying the United States, plans a Paris news conference to present documentary evidence from Hanoi alleging U S air strikes targeted civilians in North Vietnam. She arrived in Paris with a Hanoi peace delegation member presence and wore Vietnamese peasant attire.
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Viet troops recapture Tam Quan as base falls near Da Nang
South Vietnamese rangers retake Tam Quan 10 miles north of Bong Son after a five and a half hour fight that left 20 part of the 2nd Division's 6th Regiment dead. Fire Base Lion near Que Son Valley abandoned under Communist assault. UPI reports Navy planes crash and a Hue civilian death toll from a rocket strike.
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Que Son Valley
da Nang
Ken Wagner
Wagner
Ross
Lion
6Th Regiment
Britain in widespread strikes over industrial act chaos
A broad wave of walkouts hit Britain with port stoppages and newspaper shortages across London and southern England. The dispute centers on the National Industrial Relations Court created by the act, with five longshoremen jailed for contempt and union leaders warning the action could broaden toward a general strike across industry. Prime Minister Heath was set to meet with union leaders amid the escalating crisis.
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Ulster group gives one week to wipe out IRA threat
A UDA spokesman in Belfast demands the British Army remove the IRA within seven days or the Ulster Defense Association will act. He vows sectarian violence will escalate with "seek and destroy" missions against IRA figures, as the Provisional IRA claims Belfast bombing responsibility and Catholics suffer weekend killings.
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UPI
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Cabbie crosses the United States with family to see America
New York City cabbie Fortunato DiMarco drives his 1970 Ford taxi across the country with his wife Anna and two sons Dominic and John to see the United States and meet its people. He praises the nation’s variety and peaceful pace while noting a friendly Salt Lake City welcome.
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Sicily
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Venus 8 mission reports signals from day side of Venus
Soviet officials said Venus 8 landed on the sunlit surface and transmitted for 50 minutes. The mission aims to compare day and night conditions, testing whether atmospheric pressure and temperature stay constant. Ven us 7 previously soft landed on Venus’s dark side in 1970.
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Tasmanian fits-witness walks 115 miles across Death Valley
Bill Emmerton a 52 year old fitness and nutrition practitioner began a three day trek across 115 miles of Death Valley from Shoshone toward Scotty's Castle aiming to finish by evening. He previously set a Death Valley record with a 130 mile route in 1968.
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Fischer Wins Sixth Game in World Chess Championship
Bobby Fischer defeats Boris Spassky in 41 moves to take a 3 to 2 lead as Spassky resigns. The crowd roars while Fischer, 29, shifts the balance in Reykjavik. Spassky remains at the board briefly before leaving.
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