Nixon Builds for Peace in Asia
Washington reports Kissinger and Chou En lai made progress by upholding core principles on Taiwan and Vietnam while pursuing a broader peaceful order in Asia. The talks spurred new liaison offices, signaling expanded ties and a shift toward normal relations, with Nixon seeking broader regional cooperation and congressional support to sustain the effort.
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Flaming editorial mocks David Seibelman PR rise in LA
An editorial ridicules David Seibelman director of information for the Los Angeles Board of Public Works for a press release praising use of an unused 1910 fire station as a lumber store. It lampoons his grand rhetoric about civic scandal and questions costs, while noting Seibelman’s bright future in political PR and offering tongue in cheek advice for Spiro Agnew.
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Los Angeles Board of Public Works
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Devoted Judge George Wo Cady Retires From Bench
A tribute to Judge George Wo Cady who retires today after a long, impartial career. He balanced firm enforcement with compassion, hearing trials fairly and ruling on housing code cases and traffic matters with steadiness. His impact on justice is noted by peers and the community alike.
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East Germany's ties with Bonn spark wide implications
As West and East Germany normalize relations, millions of West Germans and West Berliners visit the east while more than 70 countries recognize East Germany. The easing of tensions invites both opportunity and risk for East Germany, including Western currency woes, border concerns, and a surprise step in establishing relations with Francoist Spain.
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Just a marriage of convenience
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report on AFL-CIO President George Meany courting Nixon's favor while steering neutrality, and Democratic Party strategists courting Meany’s labor influence. Meany vows neutrality publicly, but privately seeks leverage for wage, import, and policy gains as labor navigates shifting political alliances.
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