Nationalist China blasts Nixon trip
In Taipei the Nationalist Assembly voted to re elect Chiang Kai shek and urged him to remain president after blasting President Nixon s trip to Peking The body adopted a strong protest note declaring the visit damaged Chinese rights and interests and warning against recognizing any Peking regime Chiang 84 said he would consider retirement but delegates urged him to stay The assembly plans to elect a successor only after the March 21 22 vote and set groundwork for the first Nationalist body actions since 1948
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East mediator returns from Egypt for Cyprus talks
Gunnar Ring met with Ambassador Rahamin, saying discussions were fruitful and linked to his broader mission. UN envoy arrived in Cairo for talks with Foreign Minister Murad Ghaleb, who confirmed productive talks and denied ties to the envoy’s special mission. Meanwhile Kirill Mazurov led a Soviet delegation to Syria, amid U.S. policy shifts toward Beijing and concerns over a potential power struggle if Chiang Kai-shek steps down.
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Ohio Civil Rights chief cites 1600 case backlog in state
Columbus reports 1600 uninvestigated charges at the Ohio Civil Rights Commission with 1100 in job discrimination. Chair Hugo Sabato says housing disputes demand immediate attention as backlog grows while funding lags behind Michigan. Proposes expanded powers to start investigations and seek injunctions in housing cases.
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