Nixon to visit Japan amid Asia policy talks
Nixon plans a summit with Prime Minister Sato to discuss Asia implications of his upcoming trip to the Communist mainland. The trip date will be announced by December 1. They also plan to review the new economic policy after a 10 percent surcharge on Japanese imports and yen devaluation. Sato faces pressure to resign amid Nixon shock waves. A probable meeting followed news Nixon will also confer with Edward Heath in Bermuda.
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Sato
Asia
Nixon
United States
White House
Edward Heath
Bermuda
Dee
East longshoremen ordered back on job
Federal judges citing Nixon use of the Taft Hartley Act ordered striking longshoremen to return to work in New York Baltimore Philadelphia and Mobile. The cooling off period allows 80 days for talks while dockworkers resume duties and ships resume movement.
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New York
UPI
Nixon
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mobile
Justice Department
New York Shipping Association
U.S
Jack M. Gordon
New Orleans
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Dudley F. Bonsal
Indian troops destroy Pakistan tank near East Pakistan border
Indian forces claim defensive action near the Hilli area in Dinajpur as Pakistanis move tanks to the border. All-India Radio and a Defense Ministry spokesman cited 80 Pakistani casualties and possible cross border action, while Radio Pakistan reported 100 Pakistani deaths in the counter charge. Diplomatic efforts intensify with leaders in London and New Delhi amid rising tensions and talks of recognition for the rebel Bangla Desh government.
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United Press International
East Pakistan
All-India Radio
Hilli
Dinajpur
Indian Defense Ministry
Radio Pakistan
Pakistan Army
Jessore
London
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
India
Pakistan
Yahya
New Delhi
UPI
Robert Kaylor
Calcutta
Mukti Bahini
Liberation Force
Tangail
Faridpur
Feni
Kaylor
West Pakistan
United Nations
Kashmir
Bangla Desh
Bengal Land
Catterlin push could lead to charter county in Santa Barbara
County Supervisor Charles F. Catterlin says a forthcoming report will outline benefits of a chartered county. He seeks a tax limit under a charter and notes 11 California counties have charters including Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Dick Praul
Charles F. Catterlin
Santa Barbara
Catterlin
Board of Supervisors
John J. Mitchell Jr
Mitchell
Board of Freeholders
California
Los Angeles
Tehama County
San Francisco
Golda Meir to visit Washington amid Middle East talks
American and Israeli diplomats discussed Prime Minister Golda Meir’s planned visit to Washington to meet President Nixon and address the U N General Assembly debate on the Middle East. Officials noted alleged anti Israeli remarks by William Rogers causing shock in Jerusalem. Also Cairo said the Arab League defense council will review the war plan with Israel.
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United Press International
Golda Meir
Washington
Nixon
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
U.S
William P. Rogers
Jerusalem
U.N
New York
Assembly
Meir
Cairo
Arab League Defense Council
Israel
Extra help for handicapped classes rejected in Lompoc talks
Tentative negotiations between Lompoc Education Association and the school board produced mixed results. The district rejected a bid for instructional aides and for a consultant, but agreed to add psychologists and remedial reading specialists and to pursue permanent special education quarters.
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Lompoc Education Association
LEA
EMR
EH Education
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101St Airborne Division
3Rd Infantry Brigade
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