Nixon Sparing but China Press Keeps Up Pressure on U.S. Policies
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Peking denounces U.S. policy on Indochina and the U.N. seat for Chiang Kai-shek while signaling a possible path toward improved talks with Nixon. Chinese rhetoric remains militant as Chou Enlai eyes a future diplomacy shift despite unresolved issues.
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Tokyo
Peking
United States
China
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
United Nations
Japan
Chou Enlai
Chou
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao Tse-tung
Taiwan
Goldwater warns on Soviet military buildup and SALT risks
Goldwater told an American Fighter Aces Association reunion that the Soviet Union is quietly pursuing massive military expansion while engaging in SALT talks with the United States. He warned the U S may abandon parity and face a future needing tight restraint to avoid provoking Kremlin ultimatums within three years. He cited a growing nuclear and missile buildup and the danger of a direct strike or blackmail as evidence of shifting power. A separate report notes France detonated a large experimental hydrogen bomb at Mururoa Atoll as part of its nuclear program.
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Sible
Goldwater
Soviet Union
United States
Helsinki
American Fighter Aces Association
Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Israel
Mururoa Atoll
French Pacific Islands
Defense
Mururoa
French Alps
Winning Struggle for Cammie Bohren at Children's Hospital
In Oakland California doctors at Children's Hospital Medical Center fought a lengthy battle to save four year old Cammie Bohren after chicken pox led to encephalitis. She stopped breathing multiple times and required a nasal tube, a respirator, and a volume cycle machine. Despite pneumonia and stomach bleeding, intensive therapy has her recovering. She now laughs talks regains movement and doctors expect full recovery.
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Oakland
Calif
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Cammie Bohren
Cammie
Edward Connally
Connally
Massive poppy fields said to exist in North Vietnam
U S informants citing defectors allege vast opium crops across Ha Giang Son La Lai Chau and Cao Bang provinces. They describe workers under reeducation, Chinese and Russian advisers, barbed wire enclosures, antiaircraft sites, and daily opium transport to Hanoi in 24 kilo cans.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Red China
Soviet Union
U.S
Hanoi
Ha Giang
Son la
Lai Chau
Cao Bang
Nguyen Ngoc Mai
Communist Party
Tien Phong
Vanguard
Mai
Vietnam
Soldier Killed in Belfast Amid Clash and Explosions
In Belfast Northern Ireland a British soldier was shot and killed while moving with troops to disperse a crowd near Ardoyne. The day also saw blasts injuring five at Crumlin Road and damaging two shops and a customs post as violence escalated amid ongoing clashes.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ardoyne
Crumlin Road
Navajos Proud Of New College First Indian-Established
A Navajo community college in Arizona is described as the country’s first of its kind established by Indians, offering a fresh view of native education and challenging common assumptions about Indigenous communities.
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Arizona
Navajo Community College
Wage Price Review Board Grows in Significance Says Scott
Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania argues a wage price review board is increasingly necessary to curb inflation and set standards for wage and price increases He predicts the economy will dominate next year's elections and notes Nixon may consider a wage-price review board if hearings justify it.
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Wage Price Review Board
Scott
Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Wageprice Review Board
Nixon
Congress
Court plan upsets girl clarinet dream and school desegregation
Pamela Davis a 15 year old white student says race did not drive her transfer request she wants to play in the band and dreams of joining Alabama’s university group she opposed a Wallace order moving her to a white school and a federal judge’s desegregation plan.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pamela Davis
Pamela
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Jefferson County
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