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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1971

Page

3

Japanese cautious on visit to United States

Japanese Foreign Minister Fukuda said there is no clear plan to invite President Nixon to Japan and hopes to meet him in Washington during the September 9-10 Japan U.S. Joint Committee session. He cited concerns over anti-American sentiment and the yen reevaluation, and noted talks on textile exports may occur.

Tokyo Yakeo Fukuda Nixon Japan Washington E.s-Japan Joint Committee On Trade and Economic Affairs Kakuda Dwight D. Eisenhower Red China Fukuda Hirohito United States Europe Mont Alaska U.s.japan U.S. Joint Committee On Trade and Economic Affairs U. S U.S

Britain demands capture of soldier killer on Irish frontier

Britain and Ireland traded protests after a cross border ambush left Corporal Ian Armstrong dead and another soldier wounded. Provisional IRA admitted the attack near Hackballs Cross as armored cars crossed the frontier and troops faced gunfire, prompting calls for a full investigation and swift justice.

London Britain Trish Irish Republic Provisional Irish Republican Army Dublin Northern Ireland British Foreign Office John Feck IRA Republic Ireland Hackhalls Cross ILA Ian Armstrong Michiel Palmer Frontier Gunmier Aled

Millionaires Club formed after New Jersey lottery win

In Bordentown a six member Millionaires Club met to discuss life after winning the New Jersey lottery. They shared how publicity, taxes on a 50 000 yearly income for 20 years, and keeping jobs or quitting affect them. Winners include Alfred Moon age 59 and Kath leen Henry wife of Edward Henry with 16 000 yearly salary.

Bordentown Alfred Moon Moon Millionaires Club New Jersey

Drug crisis to worsen says official in Kansas City

Kansas City report quotes John Finlator deputy director of the U S Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs warning that the nation has not seen the worst of the drug crisis. He notes heroin use has greatly increased in the last two years and cites a meeting with local teachers and school district employees.

Kansas City John Finlator U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Finlator

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Drug abuse spreads to younger students says official

A official warns heroin use has moved from older teens to junior high and even grammar school pupils. He states this isn’t a scare tactic and notes many youths view heroin as the ultimate experience, while in reality it is the last drug they’ll try.

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