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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1971

Page

5

Chisholm Considers Presidential Bid as Democratic Split Deepens

Rep Shirley Chisholm the first black woman in Congress said she is seriously weighing a run for president. She criticized major candidates for not addressing gut issues and noted strategists in 27 states are exploring her candidacy as an alternative. She hinted at entering the Wisconsin primary and other races depending on coalition support to shift the Democratic party.

Providence R.I

Nixon visits Iowa dam as peace talk hinge to China

President Nixon, in Centerville, Iowa, vows peace hinges on China’s inclusion and cites his Peking trip plan. He dedicates Rathbun Dam, notes 800 million people risk isolation, and discusses steel and railroad strike talks with labor officials during a two day Midwest swing. He recalls Navy days in Ottumwa and jokes about finally finding water.

Centerville Iowa UPI Nixon Peking China Rathbun Ohio Washington Midwest James Hodgson Curtis Counts Federal Mediation Board Ottumwa Quonset Point R.1 Ottumwa Bank Green Naval Air Station U.S William P. Rogers James C. H. Shen United States Shen Rogers Taiwan United Nations U.N. General Assembly

Nevada to test Progenasy in prostitution houses for VD control

Nevada health officials will conduct a six month trial of Progenasy on about 200 prostitutes across 40 rural houses. The drug, existing for 20 years, will be used twice daily as a preventive measure, not treatment, with Amerex Laboratories donating the supply and travel funds.

Carson City Nev UPI Nevada State Health Division William M. Edwards Bureau of Preventive Medicine Edwards Federal Drug Administration Federal Agency

Negro heads Ohio Legion as first statewide commander

Green, 50, of Warren, Ohio, was unanimously elected commander of the Ohio American Legion, becoming the first Negro to head the state's department. A World War II Army sergeant who served in the Southwest Pacific, he is a GM Packard mail supervisor and active in the Trumbull Red Cross board, chairing its service to military families. He has a wife and a six year old daughter.

Cleaveland American Legion Ohio American Legion Green Warren Ohio Packard Electric General Motors Trumbull County American Red Cross

ITT reaches antitrust settlement with divestiture options

ITT announced a settlement with the U S Justice Department ending antitrust suits. It offers divestiture options within three years affecting Hartford Fire Avis Rent a Car ITT Levitt and Sons a building firm ITT Hamilton Life and ITT Life Insurance Co of New York. ITT would divest Canteen Corp and Grinnell fire division within two years. Harold S Geneen called the agreement in the stockholders best long term interest.

New York UPI International Telephone and Telegraph Corp It&t U.S. Justice Department Hartford Fire and Insurance Co Avis Rent-a- Car ITT Levitt and Sons, Inc ITT Hamilton Life ITT Life Insurance Co Canteen Corp Grinell Corp Harold S. Geneen

Laotian forces recapture Ban Nhik in southern Laos

Laotian troops supported by artillery retook Ban Nhik on Friday, a key Bolivens Plateau position on highway 23 near Pakse, inflicting heavy Vietnamese casualties. Government forces advance toward Pak Song while clashes occur northwest of Saravane. Defections from Pathet Lao officers reported near Sou vannakhily and Pakse.

Vientiane Laos UPI Ban Nhik Pak Song Bolivens Pakse Saravane Ho Chi Minh Trail Pathet Lao Souvannakhily

UN relief experts to go to Pakistan under UN auspices

The United States has won agreement from Pakistan and the United Nations to station 153 civilian relief and rehabilitation experts in East Pakistan under UN auspices. American officials said the U S will contribute $1 million immediately as an initial grant.

Washington United States Pakistan United Nations East Pakistan U Thant

Nixon administration to announce China policy this week

Washington sources say the Nixon administration will make a significant statement next week on U S policy toward the admission of Communist China to the United Nations and broader ties.

Washington

Israeli says talks useless amid Egypt Sisco proposals

An Israeli parliamentary leader dismissed indirect Middle East talks as pointless without new proposals from Egypt via U S assistant secretary Joseph Sisco. He urged concrete official reaction before continuing contacts.

United Press International Middle East Egypt U.S Joseph J. Sisco Haim Zadok Foreign Relations and Security Committee Zadok Tripoli Jordan Hussein Yasser Arafat

UN MONITORS TO AID EAST PAKISTAN RELIEF EFFORTS

The United Nations plans a relief force with 73 monitors stationed at four area offices in Dacca Chittagong Rajshahi and Khulna and at 69 other spots. Monitors will link by radio to Dacca HQ to document conditions and aid authorities in alleviating starvation disease and housing rehabilitations as well as restoring communications and transport for tens of thousands of rivers boats and trucks.

Yment Unitedations Wartorn Pakistan United Nations Dacca Chittagong Rajshahi Khulna East Pakistan

Pilot charged in 162 deaths in air crash

In Morioka two men face negligence charges after a mid air collision between an F 86 jet trainer and an All Nippon Airways airliner on Friday. The trainee pilot Yoshimi Ochikawa age 22 and instructor Capt Tamotsu Kuma were arrested for alleged negligence leading to the disaster that killed 162 people.

Tokyo API Yoshimi Ochikawa All-Nippon Airways Tamotsu Kuma Morioka

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