Japanese Envoy Seeks Further Talk After Textile Row
Washington UPI report says Japanese ambassador Nobuhiko Ushiba cut short a West Coast trip and returned for an emergency White House conference over Nixon’s rejection of a voluntary export cutback by Japan’s textile industry. Ushiba aimed to clear up a misunderstanding as U.S. officials discuss quotas and future talks with Percy Flanigan and Eisaku Sato. Mills opposes import quotas until Japan offers a voluntary cap, while Nixon seeks fair treatment of non cotton exports.
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Solon Tells of Nixon Viet Goal
Sen Edward Brooke says President Nixon told him U S ground combat troops will be out of South Vietnam by mid 1972. He notes Nixon may also withdraw forces while keeping air and logistics, and expects a May withdrawal step announced to bolster Laotian and Cambodian incursions.
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David Eisenhower Graduates Navy Ensign at Newport
President Nixon presided as 216 Officer Candidate School graduates receive commissions at Newport Naval Base. David Eisenhower, 17th in the class, wed married Julie Nixon and spoke against isolationists while Nixon and family flew to Florida for weekend duties. Demonstrators and workers crowd Newport Gate L and a ceremony unfolds with Nixon recalling his 1942 Quonset Point days.
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Senate approves Social Security raise and debt limit rise
The Senate voted 82 to 0 to raise Social Security benefits by 10 percent and attach the cost to a bill increasing the national debt by 39 billion dollars, sending it to a House-Senate conference for a final compromise. The package would lift average retiree checks and raise payroll taxes while boosting the debt ceiling to 430 billion.
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Receiver Appointed For Beatles' Fortune
London high court names James Spooner as receiver to manage Beatle fortune after McCartney wins a round in his bid to dissolve the group. Judge Stamp grants a stay pending appeal allowing Lennon Harrison Starr and Apple to challenge the decision, with Klein’s role as manager under dispute.
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Indira Gandhi set to win two thirds in Indian vote
Indira Gandhi's party races toward a two thirds majority in Parliament as results show the ruling party leading with 327 seats, DMK and Praja Socialist struggles noted. The article outlines plans for wealth redistribution and property rights, fearing constitutional change could end key guarantees.
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