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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1971

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Nixon urged meeting with civil rights leader after China visit

Hosea Williams and his wife request an audience with President Nixon ahead of his China trip. They cite findings from a four week visit to the People’s Republic of China including a meeting with Premier Chou En-lai and a 21 day Viet Nam inquiry. Nixon weighs plans for a New York Christmas visit.

Communist China Nixon Hosea Williams South Sern’ Christian Leadership Conference People’s Republic of China Chou En-lai Vietam Edward Cox New York White House

Byrd North Pole claim disputed by Balchen in interview

Bernt Balchen, 72, a retired Air Force colonel, says Richard E. Byrd lied about making the first North Pole flight in 1926, arguing Byrd’s fame rested on fraud. He recalls Floyd Bennett told him Byrd never reached the Pole, with Amundsen achieving the feat near 130 miles away. Balchen’s view aligns with Amundsen’s and Ellsworth’s 1925 Polar attempt and Norge flight. Byrd died in 1957 after a long illness.

Washington Richard E. Byrd South Pole North Pole Bernt Balchen Byrd Balchen Air Force Roald Amundsen Floyd Benttett Floyd Spitsbergen Pole Amundsen Lincoln Ellsworth TE Balchen Ellsworth Umberto Nobile Bennett

Murderer scales wall at Quentin San Quentin

A manhunt sought a convict who allegedly escaped San Quentin by stuffing a dummy in his bed and climbing a 20 foot wall. Guards say two inmates were caught climbing a rope. a third may remain on grounds as searches continue.

San Quentin James Park- Park Park Frederick Zitzer

Doves Press Forward on Filibuster of Foreign Aid Bill

Nine Senate doves press plan to filibuster an emergency foreign aid measure amid House pressure for adjournment. They seek concessions on aid to Israel and Vietnam policy as Congress nears year end. a temporary stopgap would keep aid running to March 15, 1972. Senator Alan Cranston with eight others blocks further year end delay.

Washington UPI Senate Israel House Congress Alan Cranston Dcalif

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