Tower calls Red China ping pong matches a slick propaganda ploy
UPI reports Sen John Tower criticizes U S China ping pong events as ridiculous and a propaganda move. He also predicts Vietnam troop withdrawal by end of 1972 if the current pace continues while noting Fulbright criticizes administration policy but says it does not hurt U S military strength.
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Vietnam
J-W. Fulbright
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Alain Fie
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Astrological Forecast for Wednesday April 21 1971
General tendencies praise the day for future plans with privacy and trusted advisors. Aries seeks expansion and devotion with a mate. Taurus should socialize and avoid arguments. Gemini aims to improve public image with higher ups. Moon Children plan vacations and take it easy tonight. Leo focuses on work specifics and harmony with a mate. Virgo clears up points with tact. Libra shows off ability with better time management. Scorpio advises careful correspondence later. Sagittarius finds home puzzles solvable with evening entertaining. Capricorn urges routine and cooperation. Aquarius improves finances and harmony at home. Pisces gains personal aims by social mixing tonight.
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Agnew condemns heavy press coverage of ping pong diplomacy
Vice President Spiro Agnew criticized U S coverage of the mainland China ping pong diplomacy during a Republican Governors Association spring meeting. He warned reporters’ instant exposure to conditions in China and suggested the trip risked undermining Nationalist China ties.
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UPI
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Republican Governors Association
Agnew
Los Angeles Times
United States
Peking
David Kraslow
Jules Witcover
Arizona Supreme Court Upholds Voter Registration Law
The Arizona Supreme Court on Monday sustained a post 1970 voter registration cancellation measure approved by the last Legislature. It ruled county recorders cannot destroy 1970 affidavits and that those lists may be used for initiative petitions to place new laws before voters in 1972. Democrats challenged the law claiming it interfered with the initiative process.
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APS battles divestiture over El Paso Pacific Northwest merger
SEATTLE APS officials warn divestiture forcing El Paso Natural Gas Co. to sell its Northwest Division could raise prices for Arizona customers. William P. Reilly of APS critiques DOJ and testifies to Congress arguing the split would harm consumers and states Arizona New Mexico Nevada. Reilly speaks for multiple Arizona utilities including Tucson Gas Electric Southern Union and Southwest Gas.
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Manson and followers sentenced to death in Tate murders
Charles Manson Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten faced the verdict in Los Angeles. The four were formally sentenced to death as the court rejected appeals and Old er ordered Manson to San Quentin while the three women were sent to the California Institute for Women at Frontera.
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UPI
Charles Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Datoon
Tate‘Lablainca
Manson
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
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Accidental Shot Fatal to Cave Creek Boy
Larry Keeton aged 15 of Cave Creek died after a .22 caliber rifle fired during target practice with his twin brother and two friends. David Hellman 16 allegedly caused the discharge and fled, later wrecking his car before reaching St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix.
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UPI
Larry Keeton
Maricopa County
Keeton
David Hellman
Hellman
Robert Barrett
Keeton Boy
Here
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Gary
James Brechler
Blaze suspected in blaze at Myers Elementary experimental library
Tucson report says an arson suspicion after a fire gutted Myers Elementary School experimental library causing about 90000 dollars in damage. Fire crews note 30000 dollars of contents lost and 60000 dollars to the building. A tennis shoe footprint was found outside a window. Principal Marvin Paffernoff cites annual federal funding of 59000 dollars and says the library was operated with phonograph records books and steel cabinets destroyed.
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