Nixon Visit Sheds Light on China's Revolutionary Shift
AP analyzes how Mao and Chou may have scaled back world revolution aims amid leadership purges and a pivot toward internal development and cautious ties with the United States. The piece traces a shift spurred by fear of the Soviet Union and a reset of China’s stance under Chou En Lai while Mao appears to accept a longer view.
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Nixon
Peking
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Mao
U.S
Chou
Communist Party
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Lin Piao
Politburo
Nixon visits Great Wall and urges open world
AP dispatch reports President Nixon touring the Great Wall of China and meeting Premier Chou En-lai for their fourth session, urging open world relations after his first sightseeing stop since arriving in China. A separate Paris note says Communist delegates walked out of Vietnam peace talks over the US air war escalation, with a return slated for March 2.
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Peking
Nixon
Great Wall of
China
Chou En-lai
Paris
U.S
William J. Porter
Wanted Man Gets Job As Guard
An AP reporter disguises as Cameron Bishop to test Michigan guard hiring. He passes fingerprint checks while employers miss identification. Industry leaders cite weak checks, high turnover, and growing demand for guards with limited training.
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United States
Michigan
Stefan Doney
Associated Press
Detroit
FBI
Cameron David Bishop
Bishop
Harry Rager
Rager
Royal Oak
Roger
Pinkerton’s
Burns
McGahey
Reed Singleton
Detroit Security Service
Michigan Association of Private Detectives
Kleindienst and Gray Cleared for Attorney General Posts
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved Richard G. Kleindienst for attorney general and L. Patrick Gray III for deputy attorney general. The 13-0 votes pave the way for Senate confirmation possibly by next week, around Mitchell's March 1 resignation.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
John N. Mitchell
L. Patrick Gray III
New London
Conn
Kleindienst
Gray
Justice Department
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Nixon China visit coverage on major networks
New York AP reports NBC CBS and ABC laid out tonight and Friday morning schedules for Nixon's China trip. CBS plans Forbidden City visit 8 to 8 30 p m Mexico time and banquet coverage 5 30 to 7 a m. NBC offers Forbidden City visit 8 to 9 p m and banquet 5 to 8 a m. ABC shows Forbidden City visit 8 20 to 8 35 p m.
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New York
Nixon
China
CBS
Mexico
Forbidden City
Peking
Chou En-lai
NBC
ABC
Nixon Visit Sparks Quiet China Scene At Ming Tombs
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon tour the Ming tombs outside Peking where locals wear bright garb and radios, mingle softly with photographers, and depart after the First Family passes. Chinese children sing and rope jump as officials collect radios and observers note limited transport and remote site access.
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Peking
Nixon
Nixons
Chang Ling
White House
Firebomb attack razes Strabane city hall in Northern Ireland
In Strabane, County Tyrone, masked gunmen 10 to 12 strong entered the municipal center before dawn. They sprayed gasoline, set two bombs, and forced staff to evacuate as the city hall and a shop were destroyed by fire in the blitz.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Strabane
County Tyrone
Irish Republic
Clocks That Go Faster Do Go Slower Confirm Relativity
Washington AP scientists Richard Keating and Joseph Hafele confirmed Einstein relativity by flying four atomic clocks around the world in 80 hours. Eastbound clocks ran slow by 40 billionths of a second, westbound clocks ran fast by 275 billionths, showing time dilation due to speed and Earth's rotation. The Navy financed test improves time-keeping across defense and space systems.
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Washington
Albert Hinstein
Einstein
Earth
Richard Keating
Joseph C. Hafele
Keating
Eisen- Stein
Navy
U.S. Naval Observatory
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Foe Attacks in Vietnam Slack Off as U S Halts Strikes
Saigon reports a lull in North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks with no American strikes in South Vietnam overnight. U S sources say border activity along Laos and Cambodia shows no withdrawal, while heavy air assaults continue on the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos. A Viet Cong commander in the Da Nang region is reported killed in an ambush. President Thieu signals openness to a Southeast Asian conference to neutralize the area with big-power guarantees.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North Vietnam
U Minh Forest
Mekong
Xuan Loc
da Nang
Huynh Phuoc Thua
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
C.L. Sulzpoenek
New York Times
Sulzberger
ASEAN
Association of Southeast A Asia Nations
Beef Prices Hit Housewife Purse
The article analyzes rising beef costs and their impact on households, noting higher cattle prices reflect producer costs and demand. It cites Kansas mid January cattle prices, national averages, and statements from industry figures on supply, imports, and consumer behavior, including quotes from Butz and regional traders.
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Kansas
J. E. Palleson
Kansas Agricultural Statistician
Palleson
Joe McClure
U.S
McClure
Mitchell, Neb
W. Kenneth Brown
Brown
Enid
Okla
Enid Livestock Market Inc
Enid Livestock Market
Oklahoma City
Diener
Humpty Dumpty
Louis Duprez
Southwestern College of Meat Cutters
Duprez
Agriculture
Butz
Congress
Bill House
Cedar Vale
Kan
American National Cattlemen’s Association
American Hereford Association
House
Kansas City
Omaha
McManamee
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Joe Kennedy
Aden
South Yemen
Raymond Cager
Cager
Jim McGahey
United Plant Guard Workers of America
John Clisch
Clisch
Singleton
Asa
Mexico High School
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Alan Denham
Jay’s
IGA
DECA
Merle Smith
Temple Stephens
Dan Hamilton
First National Bank
Dan Stingley
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Lynn Lockridge
Peck’s
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Steve Widaman
Carl Shulse
Tg&y
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W. Monroe
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