Philippines and Peking establish ties and shift alliances
In Peking the Philippines and China signed a communique establishing diplomatic relations. Marcos and Chow En-lai pledged to condemn aggression and subversion, remove official representations from Taiwan within a month, and exchange ambassadors as soon as feasible. Habib said the U.S. will keep forces in the region as needed after Vietnam and Cambodia withdrawals.
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Tokyo
Philippines
China
Peking
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Chow En-lai
Hsinhua
Taiwan
Taipei
Manila
Marcos
Asia
Philip C. Habib
U.S
United States
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Habib
Honolulu
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Japan
Guam
Thailand
France confirms underground nuclear test in South Pacific
Paris acknowledged an underground nuclear explosion in the South Pacific at the end of last week. Australian Prime Minister Whitlam said Canberra believed a test occurred on Fangataura on June 6, and France cited June 5 as the test date. France has faced protests from Australia, New Zealand, and others over atmospheric tests and notes a shift to underground testing under Giscard dEstaing.
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Paris
France
South Pacific
Gough Whitlam
Australia
Fangataura
New Zealand
National Women's Pairs title cements in San Antonio
Doris Romm and Starla Burns won the National Women's Pairs in San Antonio. The report analyzes signaling, bidding, and defense on a tricky hand, noting how West could have defeated declarer by delaying trump signals to deduce East's entry card and location of clubs.
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San Antonio
Doris Romm
Metairie
Starla Burns
Cincinnati
South
East
Declarer
West
Doctors put Carey on spot in malpractice walkout
New York doctors staged a week old job action to press for malpractice reform. They threaten to widen the walkout if Governor Carey does not back a legislative package defining malpractice, capping legal fees and awards, and ensuring affordable insurance. Spokesmen warn more physicians will join as premiums rise up to 300 percent and July 1 policy lapses loom. Upstate impact remains limited but city hospitals and private facilities face budget pressures and layoffs.
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New York
Hugh L. Carey
Carey
Bernard Jacobs
New York Medical Society
Norman §. Blackman
Kings County Medical Society
Blackman
Girl Found In Leavenworth Kidnap Case
A 6 year old girl Tammy Perrin was found wandering dazed and beaten. She had been kidnapped from her home front yard Thursday evening while her mother Billye Smitson attended night school. She was taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center for plastic surgery and remained in fair condition with bone deep facial cuts and cuts on her foot and ankle.
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Leavenworth
Kan
UPI
Tammy Perrin
Billie G. Smitson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Frank Robertson
Robertson
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