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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1972

Page

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Londonderry Mass Funeral for 13 Killed

Irish Catholics mourn thirteen killed in Londonderry after Bloody Sunday. Thousands gathered at St Marys Church in Creggan for a mass as security tightens across Northern Ireland. IRA violence and reprisals ripple through Dublin and Belfast with churches, theaters, and government buildings closed or restricted.

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Trade Breakthrough Nonexistent U S China Relations Lag

APT report notes no meaningful U S China trade breakthrough since President Nixon's dinner and a half dozen restraints. Officials cite minimal shipments via Hong Kong Singapore and other nations with Chinese imports chiefly food textiles and clothing.

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U S Soviet Hold SALT Talks Recessed in Vienna Restart

The United States and the Soviet Union plan to resume the SALT talks in Vienna after a break, marking the 116th meeting since negotiations began in Helsinki in 1969. US delegate Gerard Smith traveled from Brussels to report progress to NATO representatives.

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U S Warplanes Pound North Vietnam as South Battles Intensify

U S fighter bombers pressed heavy attacks in North Vietnam while fighting surged in the southern half of South Vietnam. Saigon’s command said 120 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong were killed in two actions, with clashes near the border and along the border areas. Aerial strikes reportedly mounted to a record level for two days, with bombers hitting the Ho Chi Minh trail vicinity and targets in the central highlands as U S forces faced increasing air and ground threats.

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Poll Sees Narrow Nixon Victory If Election Held Today

National opinion poll by Associated Press suggests Nixon would win by a narrow margin if the election were held today. The firm interviewed 954 men and 1035 women, with two thirds believing no president is doing enough to end the war. About 20.6 percent would vote to reelect Nixon now, 16.7 percent opposed, and 24 percent undecided or not voting. The poll also explored potential candidates, listing McCarthy, Humphrey, Lindsay, and others, with Kennedy reportedly withdrawing from the Wisconsin primary ballot.

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