First Fourth Of July Celebration In Communist China
A Chinese-American friendship toast marked the first Fourth of July party at the U S Liaison Office in Peking attended by about 74 Chinese officials and visiting American lawmakers. David K E Bruce headed the mission as Premier Chou En Lai attended. trade talks with Sen Magnuson and colleagues followed.
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Communist China
Peking
Communist
China
Wight
David K. E. Bruce
Washington
Chou Enda
Chiat Kuanhue
Bruce
Li Chiang
Chang Wen-chin
Wang Hai-jung
U.S
Sian
Nahking
Wushi
Suchow
Shanghai
Warren G. Magnuson
Coexistence Not Enough Warns Rogers at Helsinki Meet
Secretary of State William Rogers told 83 European foreign ministers and Canada that coexistence alone won’t suffice. He urged concrete steps to improve daily life, enhance information flow, and expand cultural and educational cooperation across Europe. The talks emphasized reducing barriers to contacts and ensuring real gains for ordinary Europeans.
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Helsinks
Finland
Willian Rogers
European Security Conference
Rogers
Canada
Alec Douglas Home
Army Drops Misconduct Charges Against Five Enlistees
Army officials dropped misconduct charges against five enlisted soldiers after interviews with 15 to 20 potential witnesses were not conducted. The decision relied on document studies and debriefing transcripts of SEA POWs read by North Vietnam. Navy and Marine probes questioned some witnesses before dismissing charges against two former POW Marines. A Pentagon official said the inquiry was not as thorough as a standard Article 32 investigation. Time has passed as leaders seek ways to prevent future strains on families and nations. Britain proposed open cross border newspaper circulation and linked television across Europe amid calls for a "Grade of conduct" for Europe.
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North Vietnam
Navy
Marine Investigato
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Britain
Europe
Alec
Andrei A. Gromyko
Agriculture Department orders work force cutback due to cancellation
The Agriculture Department cut as many as 3,000 ASCS workers this week after eliminating the Rural Environmental Assistance Program REAP. USDA aims to restore REAP soon amid new farm legislation and funding talks. Kenneth Frick says displaced workers will be helped to find new agency jobs or be relocated with pay and grade considerations.
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Kenneth BE. Frick
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Stonewall Man Dies After Highway 99 Crash
Roger Allen Russell 25 of Stonewall died from multiple chest and internal injuries after a one car crash on Highway 99 Wednesday at 10 35 p m He was taken to Valley View Hospital but died en route or on arrival Rescue crews freed him from the wreckage and Highway Patrolman John Wayne Smith led the investigation
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Stonewall
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Fittstown
Russell
Valley View Hospital
SH 99
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John
Wayne Smith
Konawa Faces July August Water Shortage
Konawa new city manager Grover Barker warns of severe water shortage in July and August. Residents to curb use. well on South Canadian River, 50 feet deep, 200 gpm serving 2,010 people. council considered a new well but will study water quality first. complete system cost cited at 75,000 to 90,000 dollars, and current filtration plant meets health standards.
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Grover Barker
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D-Calif
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R-Caiil
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Je Anne
Soviet Union
He Bai
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Dan Cook
Napoleon
Dana Loftin
Ada
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Indianapolis
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Michigan
ADA Evening News
Oklahoma
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