Chiang snubs envoy to favor Kissinger narrative
UPI reports U S Assistant Secretary of State Marshall Green was snubbed by Chiang Kai-shek who preferred Henry Kissinger. Green, touring 13 Asian nations to brief on Nixon talks, was to meet Nationalist leaders but not Chiang. Sources say the move signals protest over the absence of a personal emissary.
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Real life movie shooting ends in fatality and injuries in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a street chase scene spiraled into a melee near an alley filming location. Leroy Shenandoah, 34, of Nedto New York, was killed after grabbing Officer Montanaro during a bear hug attempt. Three others were wounded, including Benedict and Benedict fired bullets. Police report hostile crowd attacked officers. Sgt. Rambo sustained injuries in the scuffle. Production official Don Goldman noted a two-person crew.
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U.S. Denies Two China Export Permits Over Security
The United States denied two requests to ship products to China for national security reasons. One sought vibration testing equipment for display at an exhibition, rejected because it can be used for military purposes such as missile testing. The other request’s commodities were unnamed and denied for national security reasons.
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Younger backs death penalty California seeks reconsideration
California Attorney General Evelle Younger asked the State Supreme Court to rehear its Feb. 18 6 1 ruling outlawing the death penalty urging respect for separation of powers. He argued the court erred by basing its decision on the state constitution while a federal issue remains before the U.S. Supreme Court. The petition criticized the court for deeming lengthy pre execution confinement cruel and for adopting evolving standards over societal views, noting a prior ruling by most of the current justices found the penalty not cruel or unusual. The petition was submitted by Younger and senior assistants. The Feb. 16 decision spared 107 condemned inmates, expanding California’s death row and fueling anti death penalty efforts nationwide.
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