Nixon to visit China for free wheeling talks in three cities
President Nixon will journey to China in February for seven days of free wheeling discussions with Premier Chou En-lai and Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Mrs. Nixon will accompany him. The trip includes Beijing Shanghai and Hangchow with talks aimed at establishing open communication and avoiding dramatic encounters. Kissinger warned no broad agreements are expected and a May Moscow trip will tackle concrete issues.
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Taiwan
Southeast Asia
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France
Britain
West Germany
Japan
Canada
Republic of China
William P. Rogers
Long holding FASTEETH Powder ad boosts comfort
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH Powder as a long lasting product that reduces worry about wearing erase.
Liberian Tanker Juli ana Splits After Grounding Near Niigata
The bow and stern of the Liberian tanker Juli ana ran aground off Niigata Japan and split in two. About 4 000 tons of crude oil spilled, threatening Sea of Japan fishing grounds per pollution experts.
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Nixon to address 4 H convention amid farm policy clashes
President Nixon travels to Chicago to speak at the 50th annual National 4H Club Congress where he may counter criticism of Earl Butz’s nomination as agriculture secretary. The trip includes a 20 minute speech and a 50 minute agricultural press reception at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. The White House will return him to the White House tonight. A separate labor suit accuses McDonald’s restaurants of gender wage disparity in Chicago and nearby outlets.
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SIU Conduct Code Third Hearing Set at SIU Campus
The third hearing on the proposed Southern Illinois University Community Conduct Code will be held Wednesday from 3 to 5 30 p m in Morris Library Auditorium. The code would apply to Carbondale campus students and staff. Committee chairman is Stephen Wasby.
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