Nixon plans limited China visit and troop withdrawal
President Nixon announced that all but 2000 U.S. troops will leave Taiwan with remaining forces slated to depart after talks with Chiang Kai-shek’s government. Mansfield and Scott outlined conditions and timing for a broader U.S. pullout and potential China trip aimed at peace prospects in Indochina.
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Taiwan
Nixon
China
White House
Mansfield
Chow
North Vietnam
United States
Indochina
U.S
Scott
White Horse
Mixon
John Thomas Downey
Ronald J. Ziewler
Downey
Éippler
Man-Land
Chou
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
New Delhi
India
Pennsylvania
Ziegler
Hero cop convicted in wife killing and assault case
Former police officer Pacheco was found guilty of murder in the first degree and related charges. Prosecutor Goldstein called the verdict unjust but said no special treatment occurred. Sentencing by Judge Goertzen is set for March 40 with terms including up to 15 years for manslaughter and 1 to life for the assault.
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Pacheco
Kenneth Gale
Gale
Meanwilla
Marsh Goldstein
Goldstein
Jack O. Goertzen
Nab youth after chase on freeways
A car chase stretched about 50 miles across six freeways in Los Angeles ending when 18 year old Charles Cooper crashed into a railroad trestle. Police said Carol Ann Lombardo, the former girlfriend, reported he had choked her and then took her from her home.
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Angeles
Rampart
Carol Ann Lombardo
Charles Cooper
Cooper
Hollywood
San Bernardino
Ventura
Pasadena
Golden State
Colorado
Highland Park
Not afraid to die girl leaps from Torrance cliff
Torrance High School graduate described as not afraid to die plunged from a seawall after a companion watched in distress. Miss Zimmerman tried to stop her tugging at clothing but the girl broke free. A fireboat recovered the body from the surf as harbor police noted a prior wrist-cutting history and a razor blade found with bloodied tissue.
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Harbor
Zimmerman
Pirsa
Senate Ed Bill Edges Toward Final Vote On Busing Alterations
Senators voted to advance an education bill with a mild anti busing provision as southern backed amendments faced rejection. Ervin’s proposals to guarantee neighborhood school attendance and equal application of laws fell 87 26 and 9 2 respectively, while a parental choice amendment lost 63 0. Lent warned the measure could undermine civil rights protections.
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Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Senate
Robert Packwood
Rore
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Hesburgh
Norman F. Lent
RNY
Lent
Supreme Court
State college trustees appointed by Gov Reagan
Gov Reagan named three Republicans to the California State Colleges board replacing outgoing members. Jeanette S. Ritchie to an eight year term, Roy T. Brophy to replace William Norris, and Robert F. Beaver to succeed the late Dudley Swim. all require Senate approval. In San Francisco a two vehicle crash killed Rev Nicholas Patoev and Savina Vassilev, both residents of San Francisco.
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Sacramento
Reagan
California State Colleges
Jeanette S. Ritchie
Menlo Park
Phebe Conley
Fresno
Roy T. Brophy
William A. Norris
Pasadena
Edmund G. Brown
Robert F. Beaver
Los Angeles
Dudley Swim
Carmel
Senate
S.F
San Francisco
Nicholas Patoev
Savina Vassilev
Patoev
Israel conducts cross-border strikes into Syria and Lebanon
The article reports Israeli air and artillery attacks across the Syrian border in retaliation for guerrilla fire toward Israeli positions and four days of operations in southern Lebanon. It cites claimed Israeli losses, guerrilla casualties, and Syria’s denial of certain claims, with statements from Israeli officials and regional authorities about deterring guerrilla activity.
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Aral
Syria
Irali
Galan Heights
Arkoub Re-Gion
Lebanon
Thay
Iaraella
Kalra
Brelkna
Lebeton
Guerra
Ysrael
Damascus
Golan Heights
Israel
Southeas
Thal
da Thaseus
Legal Aid and Alley Traffic Woes Spur City Action
ACTION LINE reports CRLA serves rural poor in California with no Los Angeles County branch and no criminal work. In Long Beach the only aid is Legal Aid Foundation with two offices. A Starlite Village alley sees speeds 35 40 mph, residents seek speed bumps but city cites public road limits 15 mph and hazard fears. officials will enforce speed laws and discuss further.
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Action Line
California Rural Legal Assistance Group
CRLA
Long Beach
N.N
California
Los Angeles County
Market St
San Francisco
Calif
Legal Aid Foundation
E. Third 81
Pacific Coast Highway
Starlite Village
Andy Street
U.S
Long Beach Council backs Mansell on tidelands funding stance
Long Beach council unanimously endorses City Manager John R. Mansell's claim that the city's tidelands revenue handling for the Queen Mary project has been legal and proper. Mayor Wade calls the statement strong while Councilman Bond criticizes the interview as untimely and costly state investigations.
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Mansell
Queen
Council
Long Beach
John R. Mansell
Bert Bond
Hond
Brown
Bond
Tidelands Trust
Kealer
Tidelands
Ciy
State attorney fights death penalty ban stance
District Attorney Joseph P. Busch Jr. joined Gov Reagan and other leaders opposing the State Supreme Court ruling that bans the death penalty He outlined three efforts to reverse the ruling including a friend of the court brief backing a rehearing new life imprisonment provisions and a constitutional amendment for capital punishment Busch stressed public safety as essential to civil society.
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Joseph P. Busch Jr
Ronald Reagan
State Supreme Court
Busch
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