Kissinger Returns From Peking Trip
Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger flew the Boeing 707 from Shanghai to Anchorage completing a China to United States leg. The trip followed discussions on a forthcoming presidential visit to mainland China and sparked UN China representation speculation.
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Justices Uphold Pupils Busing Plan
The Supreme Court refused to review a Detroit area busing plan for Pontiac Michigan aimed at desegregation. The ruling affirmed lower court findings that officials promoted segregation through school location and attendance zones while defending efforts to reduce imbalance.
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Heat records set in Miami Beach and Reno weather
UPI reports the highest temperature Monday by the National Weather Service excluding Hawaii and Alaska reached 90 degrees in Miami Beach Florida. A separate low of 21 degrees was recorded in Reno Nevada today.
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New York
Mix-up in Monroe student teacher name creates confusion
Dianne Barton, a Neville High School home economics student teacher, is listed as Dianne B. Poche on her diploma, while she teaches as Miss Barton. The piece notes the couple M Sgt Clint Shows and his wife plan to celebrate their ninth anniversary with an evening out in Monroe.
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Dianne Barton
Neville High School
Dianne B. Poche
M. Sgt
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Sgt. Shows
Airmen Told Vietnam Duty May Be Short
Nixon withdrawal signals could shorten Vietnam tours for Air Force personnel. An Air Force message warns assignments may be altered at short notice as Southeast Asia operations experience turbulence. Volunteers for Southeast Asia may be reassigned or withdraw their statements.
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Air Force
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White House
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Thailand
RVN
Republic of Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Lawyer Teaches Son About Life Facts in Anecdote
A humorous tale recounts a lawyer instructing his son in what he calls the alleged facts of life. The exchange centers on practical lessons and parental guidance in a light, anecdotal tone.
Best Dressed Men of 1971 Named by British Tailor
Colin Hammick of Huntsman is named best dressed man of 1971 by a British tailor and cutter. The list includes Rex Harrison Alain Delon Georgie Best and Duke of Windsor with Andy Williams as the only non European.
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Britain
Colin Hammick
Savile Row
H. Huntsman and Sons
Andy Williams
Hammick
Rex Harrison
Alain Delon
Robert Morley
Georgie Best
Delon
France
Jean Paul Belmondo
Duke of Windsor
Edward VIII
Prince of Wales
Bobby Moore
Lord Snowdon
Margaret
Rogers Warns U.N. Could Regret Expulsion Action
Secretary of State William P. Rogers said the expulsion of Nationalist China from the United Nations is a regrettable move that could affect the world body. He noted the Nixon administration will respect the majority vote while warning of financial strain and possible overextension.
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William P. Rogers
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United Nations
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Rogers
Republic of China
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Senate
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U.N
Allies Discuss Nuclear Defense Meeting in Brussels
Secretary Melvin R. Laird and defense leaders from six West European allies met in Brussels for the 10th quarterly NPG session to discuss nuclear weapons use on the battlefield if a Soviet mass thrust through southern Germany occurs. The two day closed meeting is at Egmont Palace.
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Melvin R. Laird
Germany
NPG
Egmont Palace
No Temperature Change Expected Northeast Louisiana Weather
Northeast Louisiana skies will be clear to partly cloudy through Wednesday with high temperatures around 80 to 84 degrees and lows near 52 to 56. Relative humidity will stay above 60 percent in the afternoons with dew points in the 50s rising to the low 60s by Wednesday. Sunshine near 70 percent. Monroe FAA reports 82 for Monday high and 49 for Monday morning low with no precipitation.
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Federal Aviation Agency
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U.S. Leaders Call for United Nations Spending Review
Senate leaders from both parties criticized the UN after Taiwan’s expulsion and China’s seating, urging a reduction of U S funding. Goldwater urged a complete cutoff, while Buckley and others consider major cuts, arguing U S wealth should not bear 30 to 40 percent of global costs.
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U.N
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New York
Mansfield
United Nations
Iin
China
Scott
State Department
Taiwan
United States
Goldwater
Informers Aid FBI In Solving Crimes
FBI informants aided in the arrest of thousands and recoveries totaling $30 million in money and merchandise during the year ending June 30. J Edgar Hoover said informants helped solve crimes prevent planned ones and prove innocence, while noting data shared supports national security decisions.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Bureau
Ana
Cal
Central Intelligence Agency
United Nations admits Communist China. Nationalists expelled
The U N General Assembly voted 76 to 35 with 17 abstentions to recognize the People's Republic of China as the sole legitimate representative and expel Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government. The U S allies Britain Canada France Norway and Pakistan joined against Washington. The resolution, backed by Albania, attained more than two thirds, ending Taiwan's 26 year UN charter membership and prompting Taiwan's departure.
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Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
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Canada
Denmark
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Belgium
Italy
Peking
Chow Shu-kai
Taiwan
U Thant
Reis Malile
Albania
United States of America
Sir Colin Crowe
Solons May Okay Legislation on Food Inspections
The Senate Commerce Committee will consider FDA reform to close inspection gaps amid calls for daily checks of fish plants and tighter schedules for foods prone to contamination. New findings of botulin in canned soup and PCBs in poultry and eggs intensify debate.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Top Soviet Space Scientist Mikhail K Yangel Dies At 60
Moscow AP reports Mikhail K Yangel head of Soviet space program died of a heart attack at 60. Tass obituary credits him as outstanding space rocket technology scientist and designer. Brezhnev Kosygin Podgorny among signatories.
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Moscow
Mikhail K. Yangel
Tass
Yangel
Communist Party
I Leonid M. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V
Clouds Ownership Question Is Raised
In Miami Beach Dr. Louis Battan of the University of Arizona asks who owns rain from clouds while weather modification debates stretch from hail suppression to hurricane seedings. Project Stormfury officials discuss who pays for damage if seeded storms alter paths as drought relief prompts rainmaking in South Florida.
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Fla
Louis Battan
University of Arizona
Institute of Atmospheric Physics
Battan
National Biological Congress
Arizona
Cecil Gentry
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
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Genetry
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Galveston
Tex
South Florida
Marine crew member found dead near railroad tracks
The Marine Corps identified Cpl. James Kermit Cates Jr. 22 of Key West Florida as a member of President Nixon's HMX1 helicopter crew found dead alongside railroad tracks in Quantico Virginia. Police say he was struck by a train. autopsy scheduled.
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Marine Corps Today
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Virginia
James Kermit Cates Jr
Key West
Fla
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Marine Corps
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