Chou Predicts Americans Welcome in China
President Nixon announced new steps to ease U.S.-China relations including direct trade. Premier Chou En-lai told a U.S. table tennis delegation their mainland visit opened a new page in relations and urged more American visitors, including newsmen.
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Thailand Base Predicted For Air Force After Vietnam
Pentagon sources say US air power in Southeast Asia will concentrate in Thailand by summer next year as direct military support to South Vietnam ends. The plan keeps airpower in Asia to strike Laos and Cambodia, back allies, and support Nixon doctrine.
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Interior Maps Raising Rates At Park Camps
The Interior Department proposes change from the Golden Eagle Passport to a per member annual permit with nightly campground fees. A family of five could pay at least 30 for 10 summer weekends, up from 10, boosting revenue for more parks. The plan tests Senate and House Interior committees with May hearings after prior approval extensions through 1971.
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Israel warns of all-out war with Egypt possible
Israel's chief of staff Lt. Gen. Haim Bar-Lev warned in the army's monthly magazine that if war with Egypt erupts again Israeli troops would rain blows on Egypt and beyond the canal zone. He said U.S. arms aid kept Israel strong and that the army would grow stronger next year regardless of war. Jerusalem officials were dismayed by a State Department comment tying Soviet arms shipments to stalled Middle East peace talks.
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Editors urged to curb lazy reporting at ASNE meet
Newbold Noyes Jr., editor of the Evening Star, told about 500 ASNE members at the 1971 convention that editors must shed superficial coverage. He warned editors are not mere spectators but must decide what deserves public attention and how it is presented.
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