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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1972

Page

6

Nixon China trip fuels internal campaign debate

The United States sees mixed reactions as President Nixon's China visit dominates talk among contenders. Muskie cautions about 25 years of hostility, while McCloskey calls negotiations abroad a political ploy. Humphrey attacks crime policy, Yorty accuses supporters of aiding terrorists, and Wallace draws large crowds at Daytona 500 despite his wife’s flu-related pace car withdrawal.

Muskie Nixon Paul N McCloskey Rcalif China New Hampshire Minn Humphrey New York Sam Yorty Los Angeles McGovern National Peace Coalition Alabama George C. Wallace Florida

Plane crash in Idaho kills Sun Valley Air owner and four others

Investigators including FBI agents probed a Sun Valley Beach Queen Air crash near Fairfield Idaho that killed Rolland H. Smith Boise pilot and founder of Sun Valley Air, attorney Otto Carlton Hailey doctor McCabe and Lisa Merrett Santa Barbara with a fifth victim unnamed. The wreckage lay in deep snow after the 10 30 am Sunday crash during a flight from Sun Valley to Boise. The cause was undetermined and service was to resume after a full inquiry.

Fairfield Idaho UPI FBI Sun Valley Air Sun Valley Beach Queen Air Rolland H. Smith Boise Otto Carlton Hailey 4H. McCabe Columbus Ohio Lisa P. Mer Reedy Dave Jackson

Tragedy of the Bengal flood spurs relief and a broader poverty plea

The 1970 Bay of Bengal cyclone killed up to 500000 in East Pakistan and refugees fled to India. Catholic Relief Services led aid for months, distributing food clothing shelter and medicines, while urging readers to donate to the Catholic Overseas Aid Fund Appeal. The message also extols local newspapers as vital to informing citizens and reporting on bonds, councils, and community issues.

Bay of Bengal Pakistan India Catholic Relief Services East Pakistan Catholic Overseas Aid Fund Catholic Overseas Aid Empire State Building New York N.Y

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