SinioJapan Pact could alter Asia footprint
AP report analyzes a landmark Sino Japanese summit and the shift toward friendship between Japan and China. It discusses recognition, potential ambassador exchanges, and the region's balance of power, noting enduring cultural ties and deep differences shaping a new Asia dynamic.
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Asia
John Roderick
Preing
Tepan
Kakfei Tanaka
China
Trigier
Chou Sa-lai
Japan
Rile
Pejoneda
Russia
Peking
Pan
Man Tion
Churia
Complaint Over Missing Rock Revival Record Album
Mrs W M of Fairplay and her husband paid 2.95 to Rock Revival in Washington for a record album. After five weeks with no delivery they contacted the firm and received the album the day of a later call. A spokeswoman says some albums are reportedly being stolen when delivered along rural routes and expects more shipments within four weeks.
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Rock Revival
Washington
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Punchboard Lottery Trouble Ties Mail Fraud Probe
A Chicago company selling punchboard chances collected $16 435 from buyers including Mrs J K of Hagerstown and now faces postal fraud scrutiny. Consumers report non delivery and letter refusals after seeking prizes and refunds. BBB says the firm has not cooperated. A separate reader recounts car repair disputes with a Florida service station, while another notes Bellacross Co selling out of catalog items instead of clothing.
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Chicago
Ill
Better Business Bureau
Mass Murder Trial Opens For Corona
Opening arguments begin in the murder trial of Juan Vo Corona charged with killing 25 itinerant farm workers and burying them in Feather River area orchards near Yuba City in 1971. Prosecutors rely on circumstantial evidence as no witnesses place Corona at the killings. Police found a machete, hatchet, meat cleaver and other weapons at his home. Corona pleads innocent as relatives and officials describe the case and victims.
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Calif
Juan Vo Corona
Feather River
Salter County
Dave Teja
Richard &. Patton
Corona
California
Yuba City
Gori
Kagahira
Kenneth F. Whitacre
Sullivan Ranch
Frank Cartoscelli
Sutter County
Roy Whiteaker
House Dean Winding Up Fifty Years in Congress
Washington AP reports Rep. Amanuel Celler of New York, after 30 years in Congress and a 50-year tenure in the House, will not seek re election though his name remains on November's Liberal party ballot. Celler helped pass 30 bills including four constitutional amendments as longtime Judiciary Committee chair, ending a historic era as he retires at adjournment of the 92nd Congress. His departure follows a primary loss in June and marks one of the most notable House careers.
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Celler
Emanuel Celler
House of Representatives
Congress
Liberal Party
Washington
Amanuel Celler
N,y
Jean
Con
Con Jarabulations To Elizabeth Moltz- ‘Nan, the Sigens
Thin-Maergin
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Vinson
Judiciary Committee
Wet Weekend In Prospect For Maryland Weather
The Associated Press reports a soggy weekend across Maryland with scattered showers and thundershowers tonight and Saturday. Temperatures will range from 60 in the mountains to the low 80s in the east, with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of rain continuing into Sunday and Tuesday. highs midweek expected in the 70s.
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Associated Press
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Midwest
Elandy
Jocean
Kuakaheasal
Suncay
New
Claude Ouficay
Ea Patoa Bay
Independence
Casey
Chesapeake Bay
Fill Warplane Back In Combat
The Fina fighter bombers returned to combat after 44 years and joined more than 300 strikes on North Vietnam from areas northwest of Hanoi to the Chinese border. The mission involved 24 000 pound loads, with F1t jets attacking a supply facility near Hanoi and other U S aircraft reporting losses and civilian casualties allegations denied by U S command.
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Saigon
Fina
North Vietnam
Hanoi
W.8. Command
Air Force
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Marine
Fitts
jHi
Tanoi
Air Free Als
Hat Fa Phattm
Thanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
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Tost
Laos
Laird Defends Defense Spending On Campaign Tour
Secretary Melvin Laird criticized Democratic nominee George McGovern as he defended defense programs during a Midwest and Texas tour. He argued taxpayers should not bear campaign costs while stressing the need for a strong budget to maintain security.
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