Goldwater Endorses Nixon China Outreach Cautiously
United States Senator Barry Goldwater endorsed President Nixon's China mission while urging caution. He supported dialogue with Beijing but opposed immediate UN admission for Communist China, noting Maoist brutality. Goldwater argued Republicans should weigh Democratic options before re electing Nixon.
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Peking
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Laughing Gas Curbs Sought by Maryland Health Dept
The Maryland Health Department schedules a public hearing for August 6 on proposed nitrous oxide regulations. Dr Neil Solomon notes reports of University of Maryland students misusing the gas to get high. Rules would limit sale or delivery to licensed medical personnel manufacturers and wholesalers.
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State Health Department
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State Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene
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Nixon’s 1972 campaign shapes primaries and reforms
Nixon aides map 1972 strategy including targeting key Republican primaries and possible active campaigning. The RNC weighs site choices for the convention in San Diego or Miami Beach and ponders reforms to boost minority and youth representation.
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Albania Holds Quiet Stance on U S Push Toward China
Washington report notes Albania, a strong U S ally in the Balkans, shows no interest in following China toward detente. Officials say Tirana has long rebuffed American overtures since World War II, with no visa permissions or trade since Johnson era easing.
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Democrats Block Action On House School Funds
The House Education subcommittee delaying action on Nixon's 5 billion desegregation bill as Democrats push a 6.8 billion general aid plan. House members debated substitutions led by Edith Green and Willian Ford, with votes unlikely before recess.
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Herman Badillo
New York
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Ford
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