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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1971

Page

16

China’s Mao Era: Chou En-lai and Mao’s Paradoxical China

In a detailed portrait, Chou En-lai is presented as a capable diplomat with inner iron, while Mao remains the central, mythic figure guiding China’s politics. The piece analyzes China’s economy, public health gains, military modernization, and the suppression of individual freedoms under a conformist, party-centered system.

Tokyo China Richard Nixon Peking Chou En-lai Chou Mao Tse-tung People’s Republic Nixon Mao Chinese Communist Party Joseph Stalin Communist Party United States Liu Shao-chi Liu Shanghai Chiang Kai-shek East China Chiang U.S George C. Marshall Bandung Geneva Lin Pie Twe Army Henry Kissinger

Ada Sees Mild Impact From President's Price Freeze

IRS offices in Ada function as service and compliance centers with few inquiries or complaints. Only one valid complaint is under investigation as residents adapt to a price ceiling based on the prior 30 days. Produce, eggs, and perishables are exempt, while wholesale prices largely drive retail costs.

Adans Internal Revenue Service Kenneth McDaniel IRS McDaniel Safeway Humpty - Dumpty Gene Boiles Charles McKnight Shopping Mart Boiles McKnight Ada Daniel ACS

Brockway Co Calls Re cycling Project Success

Ada area residents have embraced Brockway Glass Company non returnable bottle recycling begun a year ago. In the first year from July 28 1970 to July 29 1971 four and a half million bottles were returned with 4050 deliveries to the Brockway Glass Plant. Deliveries came by bicycle wagon car and truck from diverse participants including children housewives retired couples church groups college classes grade school classes and civic groups. The program will continue due to local participation.

Ada Brockway Glass Company, Inc Brockway Glass Brockway Glass, Inc

100 year old Whitlock passes driving test in Auckland

James Whitlock, a retired farmer aged 100, passes the compulsory driving test for seniors in Auckland New Zealand. Studies note that cows kept in cooler barns produce more milk and are more contented.

Auckland New Zealand James Whitlock

He's Got The Guv's Number He's Got The Guv's Number

A Dallas man Dick Crowley owns a Cadillac with a fake Oklahoma license plate reading Oklahoma No. 1, a joke on Gov. David Hall. His genuine Texas tag DPY-152 is registered to Crowley. Oklahoma patrol has a stop and check order on the car, Crowley unavailable for comment.

Dallas Oklahoma Crowley Oklahoma Highway Patrol

Ada News Spaghetti Snarfers Win World Championship

World Champions Ada News reports the Spaghetti Snarfers are the No 1 team of all time after Guinness confirms a new world record. Members W L Knickmeyer Rusty Bratcher Ernest Thompson and Mickey Thompson praise photographer Don Cook who started the contest and hints at possible next records.

Ada News Guinnes Superlatives Limited England Norris D. McWhirter Guinness Book of Records Ada Guinness W. L. Knickmeyer Rusty Bratcher Ernest Thompson Mickey Thompson Don Cook Cook

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