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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1971

Page

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Nixon urges restraint on China talks during Peking visit

President Nixon pressed Congress to avoid unnecessary China policy talk as preparations for a January trip to Peking proceed. He met with Senate and House leaders, Cabinet members, and Kissinger to limit speculation and avoid any moves that could jeopardize the summit.

Washington UPI Nixon China Peking Capitol Hill Wether Defense Melvin R. Jaard Far East Senate Mike Mansfield Hugh Scott Mansfield Congress Scott Confucius Yellow River White House House

Kissinger Reveals Secret China Trip Details On Air Force One

Henry Kissinger disclosed that his secret 1971 trip to China was so covert that one Secret Service agent accompanying him did not know the destination until spotting a Chinese navigator on approach. The voyage included hush hush airport handling in Peking a banquet style meals and 20 hours of talks with Premier Chou En Lai. Kissinger noted mutual respect with Chou while cautioning that a quick friendship with Nixon is unlikely.

House Carl Albert Gerald R. Ford Mansfield Scott Sen J. William Fulbright D-Ark Rep Thomas Morgan D-Pa Armed Services John C. Stennis D-Miss F. Edward Hebert D-La James C. H. Chen China Chen Rogers Nobuhiko Ushiba Japan James Plimsoll Australia Frank Corner New Zealand Sunthorn Hongladarom Thailand Charles Lucet France Rolf Pauls West Germany Helen Thomas Washington UPI Henry Kissinger Secret Service Kissinger Peking Air Force One Nixon California Is Kissinger U.S Chou En-lai Chou Kansas City Whissinger

Nader cites widespread tainted meat claim in USDA probe

Ralph Nader reports a two year study accusing the Agriculture Department of lax oversight fueling tainted meat and poultry. He says 50 percent of USDA inspected poultry may be contaminated with salmonella and that excess water adds costs. USDA counters that reforms have occurred and the report emphasizes problem areas rather than typical conditions.

Washington UPI Ralph Nader Agriculture Department USDA Nader Usdan Uy Usda Department

Six injured in Hayden Thomas collision at red light

A northbound car failed to stop for a red light at Hayden and Thomas, colliding with an eastbound vehicle. James Bailey 16 and passenger Peirre O Rourk 1 were treated and released. William Orr 56 and family also treated. Kailey cited for failing to stop. Additional injuries from separate accidents included a 16-year-old Phoenix girl in satisfactory condition after a pole crash. Police noted six minor accidents over the weekend with no serious injuries.

Thomas¢Caird Hayden Roads Thomas James Bailey E. Coronado Peirre O’ Rourk N. Hayden Rd Scottsdale Baptist Hospital William Orr W. Marshall Jane Shelly Bill Kailey Phoenix Tracy Musil E. Earll Chandler Adair 16Th St N. Kachina Lane Bailey

Stock Market Today Mixed Dow Jones Down In Interim Averages

Interims show declines across major indices with the Dow Jones, Nasdaq style figures listed as mixed but mostly lower. Big gainers and losers include Du Pont, IBM, General Electric and Ford Motors among others in a broad market retreat at 3 p.m. EDT.

United Press International F. I. DuPont Glore Forgan & Co Dow Jones Indus Alcoa American Can American Motors Anaconda At&t Arizona Public Soc Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler CBS du Pont Eastern Air Lines Eastman Emerson Fairchild Camera Ford Motors Frontier General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear Honeywell IBM Nickel It&t Johns Manville Kennecott Litton Marcor Motorola North Amn Rockwell Northrup Owens Illinois Pan American Pg&e Penn Central Pepsico Polaroid Raytheon RCA San Diego Santa Fe Sears Roebuck Skaggs Southern Pacific Sperry

Jordan Claims Beat Palestinian Guerrilla Bases in Jordan

Jordan reports its army has wiped out guerrilla bases and arrested 2300 fighters after five days of fighting. Scores fled to the West Bank and surrendered to Israeli authorities as Iraq closes the border and Syria is blamed for attacks. Abba Eban notes U S Sisco plans to visit to push peace talks.

Jordan Hussein West Bank Iraq Baghdad Syria Brusque Hardbitten Wasfi Tel Jerusalem Abba Eban U.S Joseph Sisco Israel Eban Sisco Beirut

Laird says Japan ready to face up to defense role

Defense Secretary Melvin Laird reported to President Nixon that Japan is willing to face up to increased responsibilities if the United States lowers its military profile in Asia. He cited the Standley transfer as a highlight of U.S. force realignment and said Washington will maintain deterrents and strengthen Asian allies after Vietnam withdrawal.

Washington UPI Melvin R. Laird Nixon Japan United States Asia Laird South Korea Naval Chiefs Hawaii Honolulu Vietnam William H. Standley Pacific Fleet U.S Standley Atlantic Fleet Command Republic of Korea Andrews Afb South Vietnam

Agnew declines comment on Nixon China visit plan

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew offered no comment on President Nixon’s mainland China visit prospects. A spokesman refused to confirm he was informed in advance and cited Agnew’s earlier noncommittal reply. Agnew wrapped up a Spain trip and planned a four day Sotogrande stay before continuing a 32 day world tour.

Madrid UPI Spiro T. Agnew Nixon China Agnew Spain Juan Carlos Francisco Franco Luis Carrero Blanco Herbert Gold Sotogrande Morocco Portugal Soto Grande Europe Africa Franco Williamsburg Peking United States White House Washington

South Vietnam urges talks with North on reunification elections

Saigon government appeals to Hanoi to discuss reunification and free elections under cease fire. Foreign Ministry notes 1969 request and calls for meetings in a serene atmosphere after hostilities end, with international supervision for elections in both zones.

Saigon UPI North Vietnam Foreign Ministry North South Vietnam U.S Paris Nixon China Nguyen van Thieu Republic of Vietnam South Vietnamese Foreign Ministry

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