Nixon daughter notes China trip diplomatic feat over wine
Julie Nixon Eisenhower praised her father for the China trip feat as he toasted with Chinese wine. She speaks at El Sereno Junior High on Kissinger opening China doors, visits a Mexican American school, and dedicates a YMCA chapel while vacationing at the Western White House.
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Nixon seeks limited arms talks as U S Soviet ties top agenda
UPI analysis notes Nixon aims for dialogue with a rising China aligned with Moscow while negotiating with the USSR on strategic arms. The president warns against erosion of balance, signaling progress toward limits on defensive and offensive weapons, amid mutual unease and cautious optimism about results.
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Mrs Nixon tours Peking shops and hospital during China visit
First Lady Pat Nixon bought eight dollar fifty cent silk pajamas in a Friendship Shop in downtown Peking and admired an eighty thousand dollar jade ring. She visited a children's hospital hospital wards and observed acupuncture for three girls ages six to seven. The couple toured the Forbidden City amid a snowstorm and discussed gender roles with a local interpreter.
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Nixon letter to two Tavan students crowns citizenship winners
Two Tavan Elementary School pupils, Holly Stephenson and Debbie Winkelman, received a letter from President Nixon acknowledging their selection as grade prize winners in the school's citizenship contest. The annual event is sponsored by the Tavan PTA and the Sky Harbor Kiwanis Club.
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Transportation talk by Peter G Koltnow in Phoenix
Peter G Koltnow vice president of the Highway Users Federation will speak at the second of three Community Forums on Total Transportation in the Phoenix Urban Area at 7 30 p m Monday in the Phoenix City Council chambers He will discuss how rapid urbanization affects transportation planning and development The federation is a national nonprofit group promoting modern highway transportation
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Environmental Bibliography released by Valley Forward and Phoenix Public Library
A joint booklet named Environmental Bibliography lists books and magazines on environmental topics available in the Phoenix Public Library system. Compiled by Valley Forward Association and the library, it aims to guide researchers and will be distributed via libraries, schools, and Valley Forward.
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Social Notices Listing Local Residents by Name
A roster of individuals including Mr. Tom Tam Mr. Jim Thomason Mrs. B L Tims Mrs. Robert Usdane Mrs. Adeline Warner Mrs. Dali Watley Mrs. Erma Weide Mrs. James Wellington and Mrs. Paul White appears in a community column.
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Adeline Warner
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