McGovern Attacks Nixon On Mine Safety Enforcement
Senator George McGovern campaigned in Logan West Virginia criticizing the Nixon administration for lax enforcement of the 1909 Mine Safety Act. He urged stricter enforcement, a $10 million mine safety research program, and action against unsafe mines while noting the Duffield Creek disaster nearby. Rockefeller endorsed McGovern, and McGovern spoke at Marshall University to about 4,000 students.
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Logan
W. Va
George McGovern
Nixon
Ker Hechler
Jay Rockefeller
McGovern
Tie County
West Virginia
Rockeller
Lay
Lagan
Duffalo Creek
Huntington
Sine Ning
Marshall University
America
Marl L. Bute
Ias
Thailand
Heath proposes closer Britain Japan unity for world peace
British Prime Minister Edward Heath urged joint action with Japan to promote world peace and prosperity in Tokyo. He noted mutual economic ties and called for close collaboration on trade and monetary policy while acknowledging Japan’s rapid economic ascent. Heath invited Prime Minister Tanaka to visit Britain, and Tanaka accepted. He met Tanaka and Foreign Minister Ohira during a four day visit to discuss foreign affairs and bilateral trade.
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Tokyo
Edward Heath
Britain
Japan
Heath
Tanaka
Masayoshi
Ohira
Steath
Csy
Empress Farah Arrives in Peking for State Visit
Empress Farah of Iran arrived in Peking to a rousing welcome by tens of thousands, with Premier Chou En-lai greeting her at the airport. She reviews a military honor guard during a state visit invited by Communist China's government.
Short Leg Health Link Cited By Dr Ward In Long Beach
Dr Lowell B. Ward outlines a possible health impact from a short leg, linking anatomical or functional leg length disparities to structural imbalance. He claims over 5,000 cases show chain reactions from feet to pelvis and spine, urging modern chiropractic treatment at 3535 East 7th Street Long Beach.
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Ward
Ahac
Tor
Othe Head
Lowell BE
7Th St
Long Beach
Spain weighs how to try Swedish hijack case
Spanish officials said decision on whether Yugoslav hijackers of a Swedish airliner will be tried in Spain rests with military judicial authorities. Three hijackers and six Croatian inmates remain in detention. asylum requests may affect Spain's actions. Swedish crew returned to Stockholm after the Madrid incident. Spanish authorities seized $105,000 from the hijackers who freed the three passengers.
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Madrid
Sweden
Spain
Madvid
Malmoe
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