Pompidou Leaves China After Seven Day Visit
French President Georges Pompidou wraps up a seven day trip to Communist China with talks in Shanghai and Teheran. The visit aimed to reinforce friendship and broaden Sino French ties while noting support for the Cambodian government in exile and other global issues.
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Bay Area Quake Registered 4.4 On Richter Scale
Berkeley reports a moderate quake rattled a wide Bay Area region with no damage or injuries. The Seismographic Station logged 4.4 at 7:00 p.m. PDT centered 60 miles north near St. Helena. Police and media received many alarmed calls as residents felt the tremor across Napa Valley and briefly disrupted San Francisco phone service.
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House may get Agnew probe data
The Justice Department weighs sending grand jury findings on Vice President Spiro T. Agnew to the House to address possible impeachment questions. Evidence rests on private witness reports with no sworn testimony yet, while Attorney General Eliot L. Richardson tests witnesses under oath before any decision. Agnew faces probes into tax, bribery, conspiracy, and extortion, with Baltimore grand jury examining contractor kickback allegations.
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Aldrin opens up on moon mission and mental health
Apollo 11 astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. says postflight depression nearly wrecked his life, hospitalizing him after the moon landing. Now retired and living near Los Angeles, he credits psychiatry and medication, discusses his memoir Return to Earth, and urges open discussion about mental illness among heroes.
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Nixon expected to win two more votes in Congress
President Nixon faces a likely override of his veto on a minimum wage bill in the House while Kissinger moves toward Senate confirmation as secretary of state. A potential Senate clash looms over trimming the Trident submarine funding as bipartisan support grows for limiting production. The Senate also eyes a pension protection measure for about 3 million private plan participants.
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