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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1972

Page

3

U S and China diplomats hold contact meeting in Paris

UPI reports US Ambassador Arthur IX Watson and Chinese Ambassador Huang Chentarlay held a warm 80 minute meeting at the Chinese embassy in Paris to renew Sino American dialogue. They described the talks as friendly and said Paris will be a channel to maintain regular contact per the Sino American communiqué.

Paris UPI Arthur IX. Watson Huang Chentarlay Nixon Peking Watson Huang U.S Warsaw Cambodia Chou Enlai China Ziegler Paria Vietnam White House France Central Committee Communist Party of the People’s Republic of China

Diplomat says Russia ready to settle Chinese border rows

Soviet diplomat Oleg Sokolov said Russia is prepared to adjust land claims with China and hopes differences can be settled. He spoke at the University of Santa Clara, criticizing China's cultural revolution and Great Leap Forward while noting internal harms. Fredric Brown, mystery SF author, died at 65 in Tucson.

Russia Santa Clara Wi Peking University of Santa Clara Oleg Sokolov Washington, D.C Tucson Ariz Fredric Brown Sokolov China

Black caucus adopts militant anti busing Gary

The first national black political convention ended after a three day session with a militant agenda condemning school busing as bankrupt and in personal crisis. Delegates voted not to endorse any presidential candidate and adopted a platform calling for black congressional representation, local police control, and neighborhood residency requirements. The Gary Declaration titled Black Politics at the Crossroads framed the action.

Gary Ind UPL West Side Michigan Shirley Chisholm D-N.y Manhattan Percy Sutton I I

Reagan says Nixon assured defense of Taiwan if attacked

California Governor Ronald Reagan says President Nixon assured him the United States would defend Taiwan if crossed by force. Reagan, citing a White House briefing three weeks before Nixon's China visit, says Kissinger confirmed policy remained unchanged. He adds Teagan backs Nixon's foreign policy and chairs California reelect efforts.

Sacramento UPS Nixon Ronald Reagan United Taisan China California Taiwan Reagan White House Henry Kissinger Teagan

Breast cancer screening drive across Rhode Island

The American Cancer Society program in Providence examined 6 511 Rhode Island women for breast cancer and referred 400 to physicians. Rhode Island division reports 200 physicians 241 nurses and 608 volunteers in 25 centers statewide.

Providence R.I. O American Cancer Society Rhode Island Society

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