Unseen Power Shifts in China Amid National Day Silence
The article notes Mao and possibly Lin immersed in a covert political shift with the Peking press sidelined. It cites a September plan for no National Day parade, groundings in civil and military aviation, and Chen Po-ta as a central figure in a purge. The event follows a crackdown on rivals and a stalled US rapprochement.
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Mao
Lin
Liu Shao-chi
Chen Po-ta
China
United States
Mongolia
Liberation Army
Peking People’s Daily
Elyria boards seeks 4.5 mill operating levy for schools
The Elyria Board of Education voted to request a bare minimum 4.5 mill operating levy, expected to raise about $2 million yearly for 1972 73. Proceeds would fund kindergarten reinstatement, staffing for junior and senior highs, bus service, and textbook updates amid state aid changes.
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Elyria School Board
Elyria Board of Education
Lorain County Board of Elections
Ben V. Myers
Thomas Showalter
Ing
Elyria
Ohio Senate
J. Robert Herndon
Elyria Schools
June Blakeslee
Ohio Assembly
Showalter
Kissinger to Visit Peking for Nixon Trip Arrangements
Henry Kissinger will travel to Peking later this month to arrange for President Nixon's planned trip to Red China. He said talks will focus on setting a date, with two staffers and White House aides accompanying him. The visit proceeds despite no formal diplomatic relations between the United States and China.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Red China
White House
Kissinger
State Department
United States
China
Chou En-lai
Chou
People’s Republic of China
Ronald L. Ziegler
Towering Henry Hite claims world tallest-man title
Henry Hite, 8 feet 2 inches tall and 56 years old, relaxes on a Los Angeles motel balcony. He wears size 22 shoes and requires eight yards of material for suits. He solved transport by removing front seats of a Volkswagen and driving from the back.
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Henry Hite
Los Angeles
Hite
AmShip vows to contest safety citations in Blough fire
AmShip will vigorously contest six federal citations for alleged safety violations tied to the June 24 fire aboard the ore carrier Roger Blough. Board chairman George M. Steinbrenner III condemned the Labor Department for publicizing the charges and claimed no prior warning or discussion was given. He said inspectors had full access to vessel records and that no violations were raised before publication.
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AmShip
Lorain
American Ship Building Co
Roger Blough
George M. Steinbrenner III
U.S. Department of Labor
Steinbrenner
Labor Department
Aaron A. Caghan
Nixon forms panel to halt dock strikes report due tomorrow
President Nixon invokes Taft Hartley emergency powers to end crippling dock strikes threatening national health and safety. A five member inquiry board led by J. Keith Mann will report to the president, guiding possible back to work injunctions across Atlantic Pacific Gulf coasts.
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Nixon
Washington
J. Keith Mann
Stanford Law School
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
West Coast
Gulf Coast
White House
Weekend Forecast Mostly Sunny With Mild Temperatures
Weather reports indicate mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures with highs in the upper 60s to around 70. Tonight remains mostly cloudy and cool with lows near 50 and tomorrow’s highs in the 60s. Chance of precipitation runs around 10 percent today and tomorrow, 28 percent tonight.
Weather note with wind shift and daily highs and lows
A cloudy cool day brings southwest winds rising to 15 to 26 mph and shifting to west to northwest 15 to 20 mph tonight. Sunset is 7 04 p m and sunrise tomorrow 7 29 a m. High 78 degrees yesterday at 3 30 p m. Low 4 degrees today at 7 a m.
Brown to order Ist remap plan basis of vote
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown rejected Gov Gilligan's 36 corrections to the reapportionment plan and ordered elections to be held under the original plan. He said the corrections were not adopted by the proper board and that the plan must stand unless struck down by the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
John J Gilligan
Gilligan
Ohio County
Sam
Ohio Supreme Court
Rep
Robert A. Manning
Akron
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