Okinawa Reversion Signals Break in U S Japan Ties
The United States agrees to Okinawa return to Japan signaling improved ties and a possible end to the textile dispute stalemate. Rogers is praised for statesmanship as Tokyo fast tracks the pact ahead of June elections. Political timing echoes 1969 liberal success after Nixon meeting.
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Study shift as Guyana permission withdrawn
A group of American anthropologists cancel plans in Guyana after the Education Ministry withdraws study permission. The project moves to Suriname with eight students from four universities led by Della Walker of IAU. The aim is to compare Amerindian diets and protein sources with a prior Ecuador study.
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Nixon to Speak at AMA Meeting in Atlantic City
President Nixon will fly to Atlantic City on Tuesday to address the American Medical Association's 120th annual meeting of the House of Delegates. He will briefly speak after noon and then return to Washington to seek AMA support for his forthcoming narcotics policy aimed at curbing illegal use and treating addicts.
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