Nixon Meets Mao and Chou In Peking Hall Of Power
President Nixon and Henry Kissinger meet Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai in a formal session at the Great Hall of the People in Peking. The talks aim to ease decades of U S China tensions and set five principles for mutual respect and coexistence.
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Mao
Chou
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Communist Party
Pei Hai
Peking
Tang Wen-sheng
New York City
Nancy Tang
Chi Chao-chu
Harvard University
Washington
Global reaction mixes approval skepticism over Nixon China visit
International comment on Nixon's trip to Peking highlights cautious optimism abroad and sharp criticism from Nationalist China. Western diplomats describe it as so far so good while Taiwan bans coverage and India warns against a Sino American sphere of influence.
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United Press
Nixon
China
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Soviet Union
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
London
le Monde
Paris
Republic of China
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
India
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Asia
Nhan Dan
U.S
Tokyo
NHK Broadcasting System
Sato
Eisaku Sato
Dallas Crime Commission Chief Quits in Shakeup
Thornton Jr. 61, named to replace McKee as president of the Dallas Crime Commission. Mitchell and L. D. Red Webster elected as vice presidents. The board discusses evaluating the commission’s functions and potential changes amid debate over McKee’s suspension and embezzlement accusations.
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Mr. Mitchell
L.D. "Red" Webster
Thornton
Mercantile National Bank
Dallas
National Crime Commission
Lee Lockwood
Waco
Scottish Rite Masonry
Texas
Irion
Frank Dyson
Henry Wade
U.S. Navy
James Kell Zullinger
Hopes For Talks Opened Gates of Friendly Contact
The report notes an initial contact as a positive step toward dialogue. The speaker cites the 17 year old Spirit of Bandung from the 1955 Asian-African conference to frame the shift, contrasting with earlier statements.
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Chou
Bandung
Indonesia
Chou En Lai Faced With Mixed Signals Over Peace Efforts
The article discusses Chou En Lai promoting five principles and peaceful coexistence with Hanoi amid misgivings about noninterference. It notes Nixon's stance, U.S.-China contact triggering a leadership purge, and Lin Piao's elimination while hawks resist détente. The piece also mentions Russian reactions and a shifting Sino Soviet dynamic.
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Chou
Hanoi
China
Nixon
Mao
U.S
Maritime unions vow no walkouts amid Vietnam strategy
The report outlines a pledge by maritime unions not to strike during contract talks while addressing Cold War tensions. It notes Moscow pressuring East European allies, boosting aid to Hanoi, and weighing a European security conference. Longshoremen back to work after strikes. costs reach billions as Nixon signs related legislation in Peking.
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China
Vietnam
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International Longshoreman’s and Warehousemen's Union
Afl-Icio
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Meany
Pacific
Peking
Los Angeles
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Bellingham
Wash
San Diego
California
Washington
Labor
James Db, Hodgson
First Lady Pat Nixon Tours Peking Hotel Kitchen
In Peking Pat Nixon visited the six story Peking Hotel kitchen and met chefs during her first solo outing in the Chinese capital. She praised Chinese hospitality and hinted at shopping possibilities as her husband met aides.
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Peking
Pat Nixon
Peking Hotel
Nixon
Chou En-lai
First Aid Meet Set For Scouts in Clovis Area
Clovis and Cannon AFB Scouts from Clovis Portales Melrose Grady l and Texico Farwell invited to a March first aid course and Disaster Trail taught by Clovis and Cannon fire departments. Courses run March 6 to 9 from 7 to 830 pm at Southwestern Public Service. The Disaster Trail on March 11 930 am to 3 pm offers hands on stations for practice and refreshers.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
Kennedy Son Aboard Hijacked Jet Sparks Middle East Turmoil
The incident involves Trans World Airlines Pan American Swissair BOAC and El Al aircraft amid a Jordanian civil conflict led by King Hussein after a five day firefight in July. Sirhan Sirhan demanded Kennedy’s release in exchange for hijack victims though later denied. Kennedy grandson Joseph Kennedy is among 11 children of Robert F. Kennedy. The Lufthansa Flight 619 hijack originated Tokyo to New Delhi via Hong Kong and Bangkok.
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Pan American World Airways
Swissair
British Overseas Airways Corp
el al
Aguerrilas
Hussein
Jordan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Kennedy
Sirhan
Sen. Kennedy
Israel
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Flight 619
New Delhi
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Frankfurt
Athens
Fokker
Kashmir
Lahore
Pakistan
Joseph
Sen
U.S
Britain
Increase Noted By City Firm T.LMLE Inc 1971 Revenue Rise
T. LMLE.-DC Inc reported 1971 revenues of 154.19 million, up 26.3 percent from 1970. Net earnings were 3.83 million or 1.14 per share, reversing 1970's 0.56 per share loss. Capital spending topped 8.8 million while long term debt fell about 7 million.
GM recalls 1.3 million Chevrolet and GMC vehicles
General Motors begins a costly recall affecting 1.3 million 1965 1969 Chevrolets Novas Camaros and select GMC light trucks with V8 engines. The action covers motor mount restraints added free of charge, with repair kits sent to dealers and mass mailings continuing at about 100000 per day.
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Chevrolet
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