Nixon says no agreements with China before visit
Washington reports Nixon and Kissinger told Republican leaders there were no concessions made with Red China ahead of Nixon’s Peking trip. Chou En-lai urges Indochina withdrawal as priority for Chinese-American ties. Rogers and Dobrynin discussed Nixon’s visit and UN issues. Texas lawmaker Salem tapes North Vietnamese Paris talks and may brief White House. Saigon prepares for National Assembly elections amidst continued air operations in Cambodia.
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Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Red China
Peking
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
White House
Toronto Globe and Mail
Chou En-lai
U.S
Indochina
Gers
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
Dobrynin
Asst
Samuel de Palma
United Nations
Rogers
Vatican Radio
Ferdinand &. Marcos
Philippines
Houston
Texas
Paris
Joe Salem
Salem
Ronald L. Ziegler
Postal Pay Hike Averages $1700
AP report on the first agreement with the new U S Postal Service a $1 billion contract yielding about 1700 in pay raises for the average employee over two years. The piece covers other labor actions including steelworkers strikes UTU rail talks Bell system ratification and CWA activity with wage packages and projected costs.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
United Steelandbke Raga Menicaj
Johnstown
Railroad
United Transportation Union
UTU
Southern
Union Pacific Roads
Bell System Telephone
New York
Phoenix
Ariz
Winton Blount
Bell Telephone System
Communications Workers of America
New York State
CWA
Company
Akron
Ohio
Ver
Colo
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Joseph A. Beirne
Bierne
Teachers Pay To Go Up Tonight In Mexico
The Mexico School Board will raise teachers pay tonight after state aid approval. Legislation provided $70 million in aid, with Mexico Public Schools projected to receive about $235,709 and at least $188,000 earmarked for higher teacher salaries. Substitute pay also rises and the budget will be revised to reflect the extra funds.
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Mexico School Board
Missuri
L. Buford Thomas
Mexico
Miss Missouri pageant contestants meet for Mexico luncheon
About 82 candidates at Missouri Military Academy gather in Mexico for the Miss Missouri pageant buildup. They mingle with directors and press, rehearse, and share nerves and talents, some carrying past titles and others new to competition as Hammond organs arrive for solo performances.
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Missouri Military Academy
Jim Stowe
Mexico
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
MMA
Missouri
Becky Gosney
Migs
Hannibal
Becky
Debbie Duff
Kansas City
William Woods
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tri-Lakes
Walbworth
Miss America to Make Missouri Pageant Opening Appearance
Phyllis George Miss America 1971 will arrive in Mexico to open the Miss Missouri Pageant with autograph sessions for fans. The event showcases a large 2,000 square foot stage, 18,750 watts lighting, and a 23 member orchestra under Leon Bradley.
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National Broadcasting Co
New York
Kansas City
Wes Houser
Rex Johnson
Mexico Jaycees
Missouri Military Academy
Missouri
Mexico
Jaycee
Gary Spencer
Spencer
Margaret Ewing
Delaware
Kelly Deaver
Quincy
Ill
Kathy Goff Blank
Kathy Gilbert
Hannibal
Dianne Metternica
Carthage
Petitions Seek Vote On Liquor By The Drink In Mexico
Citizens circulate petitions to call a special city election on liquor by the drink in Mexico. Ray Morgan says the drive is a public issue, not just a bill, with a Chamber of Commerce survey backing voter approval. About 5371 registered voters exist, and a fifth must sign to trigger the election.
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Mexico
Ray Morgan
Drine Lorce
Chamber of Commerce
Responsible Mexico
Boeing outlines 1000 passenger 747 jetliner
Boeing plans a reworked 747 with a 1000 passenger capacity, more than twice today’s models. The extended deck would run about 230 feet, with upper and lower levels from tail to front. Production could begin by 1980, with a 750 seat version possible sooner, said Rowland Brown.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Rowland E. Brown
Brown
Apollo 15 Astronauts Go Through Final Physicals
Apollo 15 astronauts David R. Scott James B. Irwin and others undergo final major physical exams as Cape Kennedy braces for a million visitors to Monday moon launch. Isolation continues since July 6 with limited access. exams verify fitness for flight and collect data for in flight and postflight comparison.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
David R. Scott
James B. Irpay
Doc D
Kennedy Space Center
Scott
Irwin
Worden
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Arthur Hills
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Richard Vance
Miss America
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Audral Medical
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Leigh’ Bishop
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