Nixon Reaches Historic Opening With China
President Nixon’s Peking trip announcement signals a dramatic shift toward formal U.S.-China relations. The move affects United Nations seating for China, Taiwan’s status, and Vietnam peace talks while reshaping East West diplomacy and triggering reactions from Taipei and allied nations.
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New Zealand welcomes first migrant under new fare plan
Oswald Kraus family from Milford Connecticut greeted by deputy prime minister John Marshall in Wellington as New Zealand opens its migrant fare scheme to the United States. The Krauses, aged 45 and with two daughters, left Cambridge University Press in New Rochelle to start anew amid political and economic concerns in the United States. The family paid 50 dollars while the government covered 75 percent and the employer the rest. Eligibility targets those aged 18 to 45 with dependents and housing funds of at least 5,000 dollars.
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New Yale Dean Finds No Haven In The University
The Rev J Michael Allen new associate dean of Yale Divinity School says white middle class youth despair threatens universities. Former Episcopal minister on Manhattan’s Lower East Side he notes campus quiet and fear for America’s future while advocating faith and social involvement as essential amid modern challenges.
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Santa Fe Eliminates Firemen Positions Across Yards
AP reports Santa Fe Railway announced new work rules eliminating firemen on all yard and road freight engines. Public relations official Gil Sweet said notices posted July 2 set the 6 am July 16 effective date should a UTU strike unfold against Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Firemen remain on passenger trains. joint railroad action cited.
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Nixon Blamed For Rural Woes By McGovern Speech
Senator George McGovern charged the Nixon administration with ignoring rural America and called for humane legislation to protect agriculture. He spoke in Norfolk Nebraska during a three day midland campaign swing detailing farm policy failures, cuts in rural development funding, and a rising corporate takeover of farming. He warned the omnibus farm bill of 1970 would push tens of thousands off the land and urged equality of opportunity for rural residents.
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