Nixon Chou meet to discuss shared problems in China visit
Nixon and Chou En-lai conferred nearly four hours amid efforts to resolve disputes between the countries. Mrs Nixon toured the Peking Hotel kitchens and the zoo as Chinese media gave extensive coverage to the talks and to Nixon’s arrival.
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Peking
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Mme
Chiang Ching
Mao Tse-tung
Chou
China
Mao
Henry A. Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Peking Hotel
Peking Zoo
Peking People’s Daily
Communist Party
Nixons
People’s Daily
Radio Peking
F-4 Phantom Downs MIG in Laos Fight Near Hanoi
U S fliers shot down a MIG21 during a night engagement 90 miles southwest of Hanoi after intercepting two MIG21s crossing into Laos. Maj Robert A Lodge and 1st Lt Roger C Locher reported explosions and a fireball as they fired missiles from an Air Force F4 Phantom. Additional raids targeted radar and anti aircraft sites along the North Vietnam Laos border. South Vietnamese forces claimed a major attack near Da Nang with 60 enemy troops killed and a large ammunition dump destroyed in Base Area 609 raids.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Robert A. Lodge
Columbus
Ohio
Roger C. Locher
Sabetha
Kan
Laos
Hanoi
Plain of Jars
Lodge
Locher
James d’Entremont
Demilitarized Zone
Vientiane
Long Cheng
South Vietnam
Que Son
da Nang
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Pleiku
Triborder
Cambodia
Central Highlands
County Forecast Shows Mild Tonight And Warmer Wednesday
Tonight mostly cloudy and a little warmer with southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Lows 25 to 30. Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 50. Precipitation probability varies tonight and Wednesday. Highs and lows for recent and past dates noted. Hourly data partially garbled but indicates a mild, improving trend.
Closed USD Board Session Heightens Suspense at 288
Edward McGrath reports on a closed Unified School District 268 board session as it handles personnel changes following superintendent Marvin Stephan’s resignation. Minutes reveal dates from Jan 24 to Feb 8 with actions on Stephan’s resignation, possible district reorganization, and hearings for Robert Ledom. The board discusses state education funding, mill levies, per pupil spending, and summer programs, while two instructors resign and a tentative calendar and salary talks proceed.
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Edward McGrath
Unified School District 268
Central Heights
Marvin Stephan
Stephan
Melvin Stockard
Robert Ledom
Ledom
Kansas
William Hayden
Corrine Sunday
Parent- Teachers Association
Bob Erisman
Digging Halted By Rescuers
In Kansas City AP report, rescuers halted digging in the downtown department store rubble due to collapse risk. Two workers, Donald Shannon of Topeka and Stanley Wood of Grandview, Mo., are feared dead as subfreezing temperatures and recent collapses impede removal. Federal inspectors review demolition safety as the structure, formerly Klines Department Store, will be torn down from the top.
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Kansas City
Donald Shannon
Topeka
Kan
Stanley Wood
Grandview
Waas
Wood
John H. Waas
State Bill Toughens Kansas Rules for Nuclear Waste
TOPERA Kan AP Senate committee backs SB740 to require proof of safety for any nuclear waste repository in Kansas and for shipments into the state. The bill limits to nuclear waste material and would compel governors permits and state rules with advice from agencies for safety proof.
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Topera
Kan
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas
Senate
Federal and State Affairs
George Coggins
University of Kansas
The
Kansas Sierra Club
Coggins
William Hambleton
Kansas Geological Survey
Hambleton
Pros And Cons Of Legalized Gambling At Eggs And Issues Breakfast
In Topeka Kansas AP four legislators debated legalized gambling with proponent Rep Talkington predicting a state lottery could yield over 21 million for education in 1974 and parimutuel wagering about 5 million direct plus 15 million in taxes. Opponents Grant Gaines Moore and others argued the move is an expedient that shifts taxes and opens door to broader gambling.
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Peka
Kan
Robert V. Talkington
R-Iola
Talington
House
Senate
Talkington
Frank Gaines
Augusta
Ervin Grant
Rel Dorado
Vincent Moore
Wichita
Grant
Kansas
Kennedy Steps Onboard Hijacked Jet With 173 Aboard
Five Palestinian hijackers armed with dynamite and grenades seized a Boeing 747 carrying 173 people including Joseph Kennedy and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Negotiations were underway in Aden as authorities reported explosives on board and efforts to secure the release of passengers. No injuries were reported as of early updates.
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Aden
Robert F. Kennedy
Palestine Liberation Force
India
New Delhi
Edward M. Kennedy
Washington
Yemen
United States
International Red Cross
Joseph Kennedy
Bangladesh
Sen
D-Mass
Mahmood Aras
Pepreckers
Kennedy
Egypt
Middle East
Mounzir Khalifa
Youssef Khatib
Mohammed Saleh Awlaki
Athens
Frankfurt
Tokyo
Aras
South Yemen
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John Waas
James Engelhaupt
Shannon
Ivan E. Schulenberg
U.S. Labor Department
Klines Department Store
Building Systems Inc
AEC
Sierra Club
Lyons
Young Kennedy
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