Tuesday, September 28, 1971
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The Daily Tar Heel
ANCHORAGL. Alaska -Turning from
an historic gesture in international
diplomacy to pressing domestic problems,
President Nixon flew back to Washington
Monday from his meeting with Japanese
Emperor HirohJto.
The President and his wife Pat boarded
Air Force One in bright, 35-degree
weather at Llhendorf Air Force Base and
took off at 5:22 a.m. Alaska time, 2:22
p.m. FDT for the six-hour, 20-mmute
night.
Their departure was delayed for nearly
an hour to allow the presidential party a
few more minutes.
The President looked a bit w.eary after
his history-making meeting with Hirohito
which went on until nearly 5 a.m.
Monday Washington time, but was
described as
how it went.
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It was bright, clear, sunny and cold m
Alaska when Nixon awoke about S a.m.
local time, read the newspapers a.-.d
discussed briefly with aides his Sunday
right meeting with the emperor - the
first visit a reigr.mg Japanese monarch
had made outside his country in 2,631
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Mamie Eisenhower despite the fact they
would not arrive until nearly 9 p.m.
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Air Force One was Herbert Stein, a
member of Nixon's Council of Economic
Advisers. The two were expected to
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The President had a busy schedule for
Wednesday, including a meeting :th
Soviet Foreign Minister Andre Gromko.
and presentation of the Medal of
Freedom to NATO Secretary-Genera!
Manho Btosmo. who it retiring Friday.
Although the meeting between Nixon
and Hirohito was almost purely
ceremonial, it was a dramatic and historic
event witnessed by an estimated one half
of the 47.000 population of Anchorage
and by millions over live television in
Japan.
Even the famous northern lights
co-operated. They blazed in the black
Alaskan sky just as the emperor's
chartered Japan Air Lines DCS jetliner
lifted off at midnight local time for
Copenhagen, where the Emperor o;ned
an 18-day, seven-nation European tour.
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LONDON -Prime Minister Edward
Heath and the prime ministers of
northern and southern Ireland Monday
began two days of talks which all three
hoped could save the violence-racked
north from open civil war.
While the leaders conferred, sporadic
violence erupted, in Northern Ireland.
British troops shot at a band of youths
who threw nail and fire bombs at a
military vehicle, wounding four soldiers.
One youth was shot but friends helped
him and his companion escape.
The three Irish and British leaders, met
at Heaths official country residence.
It was the first face-to-face meeting
between the Irish Republic's Roman
Catholic Prime Minister Jack Lynch and
Northern Ireland's Protestant Premier
Brian Faulkner.
Angela's trial
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. -A judge
Monday delayed Angela Davis'
murder-conspiracy trial five more weeks
to allow her attorneys time to wind up
their arguments and pre-trial motions,
including a request to move the trial to
San Fransisco.
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Emperor Hirohito
discuss
Ireland
It also was the first time the heads of
the three governments have met jointly
since Ireland was partitioned between a
largely Protestant north and
overwhelmingly Roman Catholic south
50 years ago.
British officials warned against
expecting too much in the way of results.
They said bitterness on both sides in
Ireland is so deep and both Lynch and
Faulkner are under such political
pressures at home that it would be
difficult for them to budge far from their
deeply entrenched positions.
At most, Britain's Heath sought
agreement on ways to give the north's
Roman Catholic minority a greater voice
in government of the province and to
hold another three-way meeting soon.
delayed
Miss Davis has been in jail awaiting trial
since last January. Her attorneys have
filed numerous pre-trial motions aimed at
having the charges thrown out and getting
her release on bail.
Judge Richard E. Arnason, the fifth
jurist in the case, said he would hold a
hearing Oct. 5 on the remaining motions.
The motion to move the trial to San
Francisco was filed under a deadline
earlier this month when Arnason ordered
a cutoff in new pre-trial petitions.
Miss Davis' attorneys contend the
27-year-old former UCLA professor
cannot get a fair trial in this suburban
county, scene of the bloodshed in which
she is accused of being involved.
The charges against her are that she
conspired with and provided weapons for
Johnathan Jackson, the teenager who
invaded a courtroom on Aug. 7, 1970, in
an attempt to liberate a number of San
Quentin inmates. Four persons died in
the resulting bloodshed, including the
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W A S HI NGTO N - Urge d to cooperate w.th thr In. red States. its rc--
readjustment, delegate from IP Ir.terr.atior.al M,-r.eta: Fund !MF rat r-; ci
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Nixon said dollars could no longer be traded to the United States for g th.is V c
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for the fifth straight month m August when import exceeded err.po:: b ; .
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DETROIT-U.S. District Court Judge Stephen J. Roth ruled Mor.da
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War clause reintroduced
WASHINGTON -Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, declaring 'I v. m.i
more blood on my hands," reintroduced his amendment Monday that would t i
deadline for total U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam by next spring.
Except for a shortened timetable, the amendment was identical to the one tint led
to a congressional impasse over extension of the draft and left President Vv n
without the authority to induct anyone for three months.
Mansfield proposed attaching the new amendment to the pending S 2 1 K'li-.i
military procurement authorization bill.
It would establish a national policy for total withdrawal within six months arid tl .
only condition would be the simultaneous release of U.S. prisoners by North Viet mm
and an accounting of those missing in action.
Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss.. the floor manager for the procurement bill, contend, 1
that Congress had already spoken on the Mansfield amendment and had rejected ;t r:
favor of a softer measure now before the president calling for total withdrawal vo"i :t
setting a deadline.
"This amendment has already had its day in court," Stennis viid.
But Mansfield told Stennis he would bring it up "ag3in. again, again, and it need f-again."
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