Nixon Counts on Apollo Boost for World Tour
Nixon hopes the Apollo moon landing will lift U.S. prestige during a 4,000 mile swing through Asia and beyond. He foresees selective Asian cooperation without new security alliances, stressing Washington's interests and bilateral ties, while seeking economic aid and arms, with uncertain regional security outcomes.
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Thailand
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Opponents eye secret data in ABM debate session
In Washington a Senate strategy session of ABM opponents discussed new classified reports said to question radar and computer workability. Senator Gore plans a Wednesday session to study the data while Senator Percy seeks amendments to limit deployment and keep key personnel and production lines engaged at Kwajalein.
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Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
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Tennessee Democrat
Pentagon
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Rat poison bread passed out in Paris
Paris authorities recalled about three thousand loaves after a shopkeeper reported finding a strange red meat in bread. An investigation found poisoned wheat intended to curb rats mixed into bakery bread, an anticoagulant that can harm humans in large amounts. Police checked all shops, some loaves already sold, and the extent of contamination remains unknown.
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Elimi
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Fresno State professor sues over reverse discrimination claim
Dr Edward Ronwin a Caucasian associate professor of biochemistry at Fresno State filed a writ of mandamus in Fresno County Superior Court asking the State Fair Employment Practices Commission to hold a hearing. He says his permanent job was changed to temporary to allow the hiring of a Black or Mexican American teacher and that he was not considered for permanency because of his race. A hearing is set for Sept 10.
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UPI
Fresno State College
Edward Ronwin
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Nixon Visit Faces Push for Trade Relaxation
A terse report notes Nixon could push for eased land restrictions tied to postwar trade with Communist states. Bucharest signals openness to Romanian goods as part of a broader policy shift amid World War III era tensions.
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