China Japan end war to establish diplomatic ties
Peking announces China and Japan will establish diplomatic relations and terminate the war between them. Premier Chou En-lai says the move will ease Asian tensions and aid world peace, as Tanaka signs a joint communique outlining steps toward normalization.
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China
Japan
Peking
Chou En-lai
Kakuei Tanaka
Asia
Tanaka
Taiwan
Chou
Chou Enlai
Nixon Expands Slogan at $1,000-a-Plate Dinner
President Nixon promoted Four More Years at a Los Angeles fund raising event. He outlined goals of peace worldwide and jobs for all Americans while saying the U.S. will end its involvement in Vietnam without betraying allies or prisoners of war. Demonstrators outside numbered in the thousands and occasionally clashed with police.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
United States
Moscow
Peking
Vietnam
White House
George McGovern
Century Plaza Hotel
Three American POW pilots return from Hanoi in Copenhagen
Lt Norris Charles Lt jg Mark Gartley and Maj Edward Elias land in Copenhagen after months in captivity. They flew via Peking and Moscow to Moscow and Moscow to Copenhagen, avoiding U.S. custody en route. They urge Americans to press for more POW releases and praise kindness from captors. They decline political statements and expect not to return to combat duty.
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Copenhagen
Norris Charles
Hanoi
New York
Charles
North Vietnam
Navy
J.g
Mark Gartley
Maj
Edward Elias
Air Force
Denmark
Moscow
Peking
U.S
Gartley
Elias
Jane Fonda
George McGovern
McGovern names team of mayors and urban plan
Sen. George McGovern named a panel of more than 20 mayors to craft a long term urban policy and pledged 4 billion dollars in interim city relief. A second group Mayors for McGovern led by John V. Lindsay Joseph Alioto and Roman Gribbs will campaign for him.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
John V. Lindsay
New York
Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
Roman Gribbs
Detroit
Kenneth Gibson
Newark
N.J
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Kevin P. White
Boston
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Nixon
Red Cross Bloodmobile to Visit Shenandoah College
Alpha Phi Omega sponsors a Bloodmobile at the Shenandoah College Student Center from 10:00 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. tomorrow inviting healthy donors ages 18 to 66. All blood types are needed.
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ALPHA Phi Omega _ International Service Fraternity
Red Cross
Shenandoah College
Radio Station WFFV FM to Open Near Middletown
WFFV FM plans stereo programming for Winchester area within 25 miles. The 3,000 watt station will use a 340 foot tower behind the Wayside Inn studios. operated by Wayside Broadcasting Corp led by Richard Davis, both tied to Leo Bernstein. Broadcasting to begin after delivery and setup with news and good music from 5 30 a m to 11 30 p m.
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Winchester
Middletown
Wffv-Fm
Wayside Inn
Wayside Broadcasting Corporation
Richard Davis
Washington, D.C
Leo Bernstein
Doug Walker
The
Broadcasting Corporation
Kissinger Returns After Two Day Talks with North Vietnamese
Kissinger arrived in Washington after a brief two day session with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy in Paris. The White House says no settlement was reached though reports of a three segment neutral regime in Saigon and a cease fire by October circulate. Kissinger spoke with President Nixon by phone then planned a full briefing at the White House amid campaign travel. He refused to comment further as reporters pressed for details.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Paris
Associated Press
Dennis Neeld
Highway 1
da Nang
Quang Ngai
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
White House
Kissinger
Nixon
California
Air Force
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Andrews Fair Force Base
Compromise Welfare Reform Plan Unveiled by Ribicoff
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff unveils a compromise welfare reform plan as the Senate debates a 15.1 billion Social Security welfare bill. The plan aims to defeat Workfare by building a liberal Democrat and moderate Republican coalition while the Mansfield earnings limit increases to 3060 a year, surpassing the House and prompting potential pilot testing.
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Ribicoff
Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Senate Finance Committee
Connecticut
Nixon
House
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Chicago Firm Buys 12 Acre Tract South of Winchester
Flex-O-Glass Inc a Chicago based plastic films maker buys a 12 acre parcel south of Winchester from Kenray Inc deed dated Aug 15 recorded in Frederick County. The tract lies along Rt 11 east side between Capitol Records and Trus Joist with about 1100 ft highway frontage. Price not listed in deed recorded Sept 5.
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Flex-O-Glass, Inc
Winchester
Frederick County
Kenray, Inc
Flex-O-Glass
Kenray
J. Kenneth Robinson
Ray Robinson
Rt. 11
Capitol Records
Trus Joist Corporation
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Masayoshi Ohira
Mao Tse- Tung
Communist Party
Mao
Dunnigan
U. S
Vitancoffer
Mosca
Stephen S. Jaffe
Team of Mayors
Mrs. Louise Edens
Clarke County
Charles Town Road
USS
Thailand
Silco
Berryville
Russell B. Long
Dla
Long
Sen
Wallace F. Bennett
Ratah
Smalls Garden Center
Martin’s Drug Store
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