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Pontiac Daily Leader in Pontiac, Illinois

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Pontiac Daily Leader

Location

Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1972

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Editorial sees Tanaka regime strengthening U S Japan ties

The piece argues the Tanaka administration coordinates with the United States on China policy to boost Japan's access to Chinese markets without hurting commerce with Taiwan. It notes improved U S Japan relations after Nixon’s diplomatic moves and suggests a pragmatic path: Japan will diplomatically recognize Peking while maintaining trade with Taiwan through dummy subsidiaries, benefiting all sides.

Tanaka Japan United States Peking China Tokyo Taiwan Nixon U.S Kisaku Sato Kakuei Tanaka Sato Washington Mao Tse-tung

Hunsicker Calls Session Most Hectic Since 1961

State Representative Carl T. Hunsicker spoke at the Pontiac Rotary Club about the Illinois General Assembly’s last session, calling it absolutely the most hectic since 1961. He warned taxes must be controlled, discussed personal property tax changes, and criticized public aid growth and permissive attitudes in society.

Carl T. Hunsicker Pontiac Rotary Club Odd Fellows Hall Hunsicker Illinois General Assembly Springfield Ogilvie Pontiac

Reston sees McGovern campaign as reform impulse rises

James Reston reports McGovern tours New Hampshire and Connecticut as a hopeful reformer not a radical. McGovern emphasizes change from urban and suburban crowds while debating Nixon and pushing a populist tone. He remains an underdog but poised to spark a broader reformMovement.

James Reston New York Times Hartford Conn George McGovern George New Hampshire Connecticut Richard Hofstadter McGovern Manchester Life Washington Manchester Union Republic Ed Muskie William Loeb Loeb John Connally Nixon Vietnam Democratic National Committee Agnew

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