80 Nations Sign Treaty Renouncing Biological Weapons
The United States and 77 other countries signed a treaty renouncing biological weapons at the State Department ceremony in Washington. President Nixon urged it as a first step toward eliminating the threat of war as Soviet and other officials observed. France and China were absent from the ceremonies.
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Governors Tour Kyoto Palace in Japan Visit
Eight American governors and their wives toured Kyoto Imperial Palace as part of the 11th Japan U S governors conference. Names include Ray West Scott Davis Whitcomb Lucey Andrus Evans. West noted the death of James Byrnes and sent condolences to Mrs Byrnes. The group also enjoyed geisha performances during their Kyoto stay and plan a Nara visit Tuesday.
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Moonlight Madness Sale Slated for April Evening
The Moonlight Madness Sale will be held on Thursday April 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. Director Ben Longbottom of the Merchants Committee says sale clerks will be dressed appropriately.
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