Sato Resigns as Japan Leader Influences Successor
Eisaku Sato 71 resigns as prime minister ending a near eight year term. He shaped Japan US relations and hosted Olympics and Expo 70 while facing domestic leftist pressure and U S policy shifts that widened gaps with Nixon and China. His successor now to steer policy and diplomacy.
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First Lady Pat Nixon to Attend Rapid City Flood Memorial
Rapid City, S D AP First Lady Pat Nixon is set to attend a memorial service for flood victims in Rapid City. The disaster left 213 dead and thousands homeless as authorities revise missing lists and coordinate identification efforts led by Pennington County probation officer Charles Childs. He expects the operation to take at least two months, with help from volunteers and international callers, while the Rapid City Area Disaster Foundation reports about 271000 dollars raised and more funds possibly uncounted.
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