Nixon Makes Gains In Red China Talks
Peking reports show progress in Nixon efforts to win Chinese cooperation for Asian peace. After a three hour session with Mao and Chou En-lai the mood is cordial and officials publicized Nixon’s visit, signaling potential but uncertain advances and concern in Moscow over collusion.
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Peking
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China
United States
Asia
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
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Chou
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Davis says death penalty ban could free Angela Davis
Angela Davis tells UPI the California Supreme Court ruling outlawing the death penalty will shake the state's justice system. She awaits a bail hearing after being charged with murder, kidnapping and conspiracy in the 1970 Marin County shootings.
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UPI
Angela Davis
California Supreme Court
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California
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Arnason
Margaret Burnham
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State Supreme Court
Chou En-lai Offers Pandas in Trade for Oxen
Premier Chou En-lai reportedly offered two giant pandas in exchange for two San Francisco musk oxen during a banquet honoring President Nixon at Peking’s Great Hall of the People. Pat Nixon said Chou remarked you’ve given us oxen we’ll load up the plane with pandas as bids come from three U.S. zoos in Washington Detroit and St. Louis. Outside China only Chi Chi in London and An An in Moscow are in captivity.
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UPI
Chou En-lai
Nixon
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Pat Nixon
Chou
Nixons
Great Hall of the People
U.S
Washington, D.C
Detroit
St. Louis
China
London
Moscow
Typing replaces longhand in SCC English courses
At Scottsdale Community College fifty six Longhand course options shift to typewriter based English review and composition led by Mrs D J Coppinger and Dick LeMoine. Students type in class with little homework and revisions become easier due to legible copy. Transfer credit varies with course type.
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Scottsdale Community College
D. J. Coppinger
Dick LeMoine
Nixon China visit telecast stuns American viewers in Peking
NBC coverage of President Nixon and Mrs Nixon dining with chopsticks and toasts to Chou En-lai at the Great Hall of the People marked a rare live color telecast. NBC News chief Reuven Frank notes the cultural gap in reporting while stressing the value of the broadcast as a bridge to future coverage and the need for multi-person crews.
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UPI
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Dr Jerry Cox Elected President Of Scottsdale YMCA Board
Scottsdale dentist Dr Jerry Cox has been elected president of the Scottsdale YMCA board, continuing an unexpired term. Jack Hill becomes executive vice president and president elect, with Jim Hart in charge of programs and Stu Houston as administrative vice president. Charlotte Broderick is secretary, Chuck Bowman treasurer, and new members include Charles Phitts Tom Halferty Jim Ludke Jim Cargavel Dub Rogers and Christian Koster. The new president, a Scottsdale resident since moving from Nebraska four years ago with wife Jennie and their four year old son, is active in the Dental Association school dental health program.
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Arizona Toll Rises to 102 After Two Deaths
The Arizona highway death toll reached 102, down 15 from last year, after two men and women died Monday. James Starr, 22, from Bylas, and Donna Mae Walker, 39, of Kingman, were killed when a car driven by her husband Milton, 28, struck a concrete culvert.
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Arizona
James Starr
Bylas
Donna Mae Walker
Kingman
Bomb blast kills four IRA members in Belfast and hotel blast in Dungannon
In Belfast a small blue car exploded killing four men identified as IRA members. A second bomb exploded outside the Dunoven Hotel in Dungannon where John Hume Austin Currie and Paddy Devlin were meeting with other opposition party figures. no injuries were reported.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
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IRA
Dungannon
Castleigh
The
Irish News
Gerard Steele
Gerard Bell
Robert Dorigne
Joseph Magee
IRA Provisional
David McCauley
Dunoven
John Hume
Austin Currie
Paddy Devlin
Social and Democratic Party
Sammy Davis Jr. Arrives in Vietnam for Anti-Drug Tour
UPI reports entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. arrives in Saigon for a weeklong Vietnam tour. He will visit firebases near Saigon with Brig. James F. Hamlet guiding flights and plans to talk with GIs about drug use and morale. Davis emphasizes his role as a Black American entertainer.
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U.S. Army
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
James F. Hamlet
Davis
Army
Long Binh
Luna 20 lands on rugged lunar mountainside near Luna 18 site
Tass reports Luna 20 soft landed at 10 19 p m on the moon s eastern Apollonius Mountains within a quarter mile of where Luna 18 vanished. The mission is said to be functioning normally with operations begun on the lunar surface.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
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Apollonius Mountains
Lunar Sea of
Moon
Scottsdale High Choral Plans Evening Concert
Scottsdale High School Choral Department will present an 8 p.m. concert in the school auditorium featuring the Scottsdale Singers the Sonnettes and the Balladeers plus a 60 member elementary school chorus. The program includes Song of Democracy by Hanson and works by Gershwin Hammerstein and Brahms.
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Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale Singers
Howard Hanson
George Gershwin
Oscar Hammerstein
Johannes Brahms
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