Nixon to Make Week Long Visit to Communist China
President Nixon and Pat Nixon will visit mainland China February 21 28 for four days in Peking with stops in Shanghai and Hangzhou. Kissinger said aims are to reduce tensions and gain mutual understanding not to settle Vietnam yet. Taiwan issue to be discussed with direct negotiations possible later.
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Chou En-Lai
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Peoples’ Republic of China
Vietnam
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mid-Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
William P. Rogers
Nixon Seeks Allied Unity Ahead of Peking Moscow Trips
President Nixon aims to align allied leaders on major international developments from Berlin to the economic crisis. Kissinger notes swift summit talks with five allies, outlining upcoming meetings with Trudeau Azores Bermuda Key Biscayne and San Clemente.
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Meredith to Hear $15 Million Suit
U S District Court Judge James H Meredith of Missouri was named to replace Judge Allen E Barrow in the $15 million Mullendre insurance suit. Barrow noted the speedy action and the request for a judge from outside the 10th Circuit. The widow of E C Mullendre III sues to collect three $5 million life policies issued before his slaying at his Osage County ranch home over a year ago.
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Four Million in Suits Filed Against Teamsters in Springfield
Federal suits totaling more than four million dollars were filed against the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and its Joplin Local 823 in Springfield Missouri. Tri-State Motor Co of Joplin seeks three million dollars and the Missouri Highway Commission seeks about one million. The actions stem from a September 1970 strike and a fatal dynamite blast on Interstate 44 near Springfield. The complaints accuse union members and leaders of violence intimidation and conspiracy to cause financial loss and force union demands.
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Space Program Worth It To US Says Irwin
Apollo 15 astronaut Lt Col James B Irwin defended U S space spending noting 1 4 percent of the budget covers space activities including communications and weather satellites He said the program creates jobs and makes earth better He cited lunar instruments left by Apollo 15 and the promise of learning about the moon and earth through tests conducted there.
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