Nixon Says Alliances Uncut in China Trip Home
President Nixon told the nation upon return from a 12 day mission to China that no written or unwritten deals undermine allied states. He stressed no secret pacts and highlighted agreements to broaden trade and cultural exchanges while preserving U S commitments.
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Washington
Mency
China
Nixonicret
U.S
Taiwan
Nixon
Andrews Air Force Base
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Republican
Chiang Kaishek
Peking
Chou En-lai
United States
Nationalist China blasts Nixon talks with Communists
The Nationalist China Premier and Assembly condemn Nixon for negotiating with Beijing. They call the Communist regime a rebel group and threaten to deem any Nixon-Chou En-lai accord void. Chiang Kai shek’s government accuses Nixon of betraying principles and Nationalist allies.
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Chiang
Nixon
Mao
So-Chou En-lai
Taipei
China
I National Assembly
Chiang Kaishek
Republic of China
Foreign Ministry
C. K. Yen
Chou En-lai
Slaying of Student Leads to Arraignment in Ohio
Xenia Ohio AP arraignment set today for Central State University student in the shooting death of Charles Bowen 22 Cincinnati found Feb 20 Bowen shot twice in dorm Bowden? police seek Michael Moore 20 Jamada Queens NY. both charged with murder while committing a robbery in Bowens death.
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Xenia
Ohio
Central State University
Michael Moore
Jamada Queens
N.Y
Charles Bowen
Cincinnati
Bowen
Busing bill split among Democratic presidential candidates
Several Democratic contenders plan to return to Washington to vote on a measure banning federal courts from ordering busing for school integration. Muskie Humphrey and McGovern oppose. Jackson delays to Florida. Hartke away in New Hampshire. debate tensions rise as campaigns continue.
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Michael Putzel
Associated Press
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Florida
Senate
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Berlin
N.H
Jackson
Tampa
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
Nixon
New Hampshire
McCloskey
John V. Lindsay
New York
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Eugene J. McCarthy
Muskie
Ilinois
You
Illinois
McGovern
Houston
Texas
Harlem
Barry Wanger
Humphrey
Why are children’s shoes so expensive
The piece argues shoes cost because buyers must pay for two items. It explains each shoe costs five dollars, compares it to other items at the same price, and praises footwear for protecting growing feet through daily wear and rough use. The tone blends budget humor with a defense of durable, healthy footwear for children.
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