Agnew’s China trip overshadowed by press tensions
Vice President Agnew and President Nixon framed the China leg of a 31 day tour as purposeful. Kissinger joined Agnew's return briefing while Rogers and Ziegler spoke to reporters. A Newsweek critique and limited briefings marked deteriorating press relations during stops in Korea Singapore India Kuwait Saudi Arabia Ethiopia Kenya The Congo Spain Morocco and Portugal.
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Sot T. Agnew
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China
Agnew
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon- Agnew
Ziegler
National Security
Henry A. Kissinger
Chou En-lai
Saudi Arabia
William P. Rogers
Lisbon
Newsweek Magazine
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Spain
Morocco
Portugal
Korea
Singapore
India
Kuwait
Ethiopia
Kenya
The
Congo
Two Women In 100 Burglaries
County police said an Alton Illinois woman Phyllis Lanza and her daughter Dawn Irwin may be linked to as many as 100 burglaries across Missouri and Illinois. The pair were arrested near a St. Ann home and charged with first degree burglary. Investigators found 75 stolen credit cards clothing and drugs at Lanza’s Alton residence tied to a Bridgeton doctor’s May theft.
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Ilinois
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Dawn Irwin
East Alton
St. Ann
Counties Change To Food Stamps In Missouri
Greene and Howell counties will switch next month from surplus commodities to a food stamp plan, joining eight other counties and the city of St. Louis. New Madrid and Buchanan counties were added earlier this month. Welfare recipients buy stamps below retail value and use them in any food store. The plan risks funding without additional 1972 legislative appropriations.
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Howell
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Proctor N. Carter
New Madrid
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Carter
Legislative Fiscal Affairs Committee
Bailey among 1803 summer students at Oklahoma State Tech
Earl Dee Bailey of 926 West Love Street is enrolled in the summer trimester at Oklahoma State Tech in Okmulgee Oklahoma. He studies auto mechanics as part of the 1803 enrolled students.
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Earl Dee Bailey
W. Love St
Oklahoma State Tech
Okmulgee
Bailey
Deadlock Still Holds On Draft
Washington AP The House and Senate draft conferees press new counterproposal to end the Indochina pullout deadlock while refusing a deadline. A two year extension remains under discussion with no meeting date set. Leaders warn of a possible late September renewal if action stalls. Defense Secretary Laird says expired deferments may trigger calls if Congress does not renew.
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Congress
House Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Senate
U.S
Hebert
White House
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Indochina
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Deficits Seen as Worst Since War End
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration is headed for the worst back-to-back federal deficits since 1945 46. Projected at over 40 billion dollars for 1971 1972, officials say spending aligns with expected tax revenue in good times. Context notes 1971 deficit 23.2 billion, 1972 near 18.6 billion, with trade deficit rising to 363 million in six months.
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Administration
Treasury
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Johnson
Conally
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Commerce Department
Balance of trade shows 0 or near zero for first time since 1893
Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans says the seasonally adjusted trade balance could drop to zero within the year, the first such occurrence since 1893. In other news, Centralia student Mary Jo Thornley earns second honors for the 1971 semester at Saint Mary of the Woods College with a 2.3 to 2.5 GPA.
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Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Centralia
Mary Jo Thornley
Charles B. Thornley
Saint Mary-of-the- Woods College
Terre Haute
Ind
Mary Jo
Teasdale Starts Walking Today Across Missouri Campaign
Joseph P. Teasdale the Democratic candidate for governor began a campaign walk in Kansas City starting at State Line and 6th. He will cover city streets Friday to Sunday then travel Missouri 58 through Raymore Pleasant Hill Strasburg Kingsville Holden Cen terview Warrensburg and follow U S 50 through Montserrat Knob Noster LaMonte Dresden to Sedalia for the state fair on August 21.
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Teasdale
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