Formosa Key Step in New China Policy Hinted
Canton's AP report notes Chinese officials hint possible softening toward diplomatic ties with the United States. The step would be a U.S. statement denying two Chinas and recognizing Taiwan as an internal Chinese issue. Officials stress need to judge policy by actions, not words.
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Formosa
China
John Roderick Canton
Peking
Washington
United States
Taiwan
Chiang Kai-shek
Communist Party
Blacks protest rejection of trades pact in Cincinnati
Black organizations and unions protested Labor Department decisions to reject a plan to bring Negro workers into construction trades. Delegates from NAACP Cincinnati, Urban League, United Industries and Mechanical Contractors Association will visit Washington to demand withdrawal of objections. Officials cited geographic scope and enforcement concerns amid talks to reopen discussions with black communities and building trades groups. The 1970 census shows Cincinnati at 27.6 percent Black. SMSA outside city at 2.8 percent.
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Labor Department
The
Urban League, Uniteddustries and Mechanical Contractors Association
Labor
James Hodgeson
Joseph Wear
Cincinnati Building Trades Council
Washington
William Raymond
Detroit
Joan L. Wilks
SMSA
Leaderless Ohio GOP Struggles to Attack Gilligan Budget
Ohio Republicans in the House clash over how to oppose Gov. Gilligan s 9.1 billion budget. With no clear leader since Rhodes, Senate and House pull in different directions. Sen. Michael Maloney emerges as unofficial GOP attack chief, aiming to unite lawmakers and bolster his statewide prospects.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Ohio Senate
Robert Shaw
R-16
Columbus
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Shaw
GOP
Jim Rhodes
John McElroy
Rhodes
Legisla
House
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Maloney
John W. Brown
Theodore M. Gray
Piqua
Gray
John Andrews
South Vietnamese troops probe A Shau Valley no contact
B52s pounded suspected enemy positions east of the A Shau Valley, while about 5,000 Saigon troops moved into the jungle stronghold. Lt. Col. Le Trung Hein said there has been no contact since operations began April 13. The valley near Hue and Da Nang is a key Viet Nam War corridor and ninth new sweep confirmed by President Thieu who called it a Dien Bien Phu for the enemy.
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Saigon
A Shau
le Trung Hein
Laos
Hue
da Nang
Walk with Light Line Becomes Elegant Verse
A UNC English instructor shares a brief line from a sign on Franklin Street as one of the finest verses in English. Students agree on its charm and the author remains anonymous.
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Chapel Hill, N.C
University of North
Franklin Street
Meeting with America by AP foreigners in U S tour
Two Associated Press reporters visit across America to view the country through fresh eyes. They meet Americans and report impressions, with sections noted on pages 23 and 24 covering Fort Rucker helicopter pilots training for combat and a feature on young capitalists enduring old fashioned virtues.
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Associated Press
America
FT. Rucker
Ala
Vietnam
Man Flashes ID, Releases 2000 Traffic Tickets in Court
In New York a man entered a government building by flashing a Civil Service card, bound the elderly watchman, and scattered about 2,000 traffic tickets and thousands more summonses in a traffic court office before fleeing. The notices were for violators who hadn't paid fines.
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New York
Civil Service
Egypt Libya and Syria form Union of Arab Republics
Presidents Anwar Sadat Hafez Assad and Muammar Kadafi declare a federation uniting Egypt Libya and Syria as a federal union with one president and a shared government. Referendums planned Sept. 1, no peace with Israel, troops may move freely within the union. Sudan may join later.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Libya
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Assad
Muammar Kadafi
Israel
Middle East
Sudan
Benghazi
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Weekend Forecast Calls for Sunny Warm Days
The forecast expects Saturday through Monday to be mostly sunny and warm with highs in the upper 70s. A remote chance of a sprinkle mirrors Saturday’s pattern. Tonight’s low will dip into the 40s.
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Ian
New Arab Union
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Turkey
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