Nixon for Peking Too Early
Satirical cartoon commentary on Richard Nixon’s trip to China. The scene at Peking Airport shows Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai playfully mocking U.S. policies, with Nixon portrayed as hopeful yet pressured by critics. The piece ends predicting Nixon’s return and a televised address to Americans framing the visit amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking Airport
Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Mao
Chou
North Korea
U.N
Mr. Nixon
Fellows
How Millionaires Help Business
President Nixon discusses entrepreneurship and innovation urging tax incentives to spur new products. He cites Abplanalp Lands Land and others, argues for a 10 percent investment tax credit, wage and price aims, and channels rival concerns about regulation and foreign competition.
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Nixon
Congress
Detroit
Gluttony and Overeating in Christian Teachings
A reflection notes compulsive eating, cites biblical verses from Proverbs 23 21 Philippians 3 19 and 1 Corinthians 10 31 about gluttony. It warns overeating burdens the heart increases fat risks and disrespects the body as a temple of the Holy Spirit.
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Paul
Red China and Nixon Face United Nations Move
In a major shift Nixon seeks to seat Red China in the General Assembly. The piece notes past warnings that admitting Red China would mock peace and discusses the two China policy amid Soviet pressure and Taiwan's continued representation. It warns of potential fallout if either side reacts to the shift and notes the Formosa Strait risk.
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Vietnam
China
Amanda
Nixon
Cide
United States
Miss Amanda
Mr. Nixon
United Nations
Red China
General Assembly
Rogers
Nuclear physicist resigns over high pay and eco concerns
Mr. Irving leaves his $15 000-a-year DuPont post after facing a threatened 10 percent raise, challenging salary growth and consumption. He invokes Marxian ideas, arguing against increased personal wealth and ecological strain, while acknowledging potential tax implications and family support questions.
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DuPont Company
Aiken Coun
Irving
Max Eastman
Mr. Irving
Rhodesian Chief Bans Miniskirts Inspires Fines
Chief Musama in Rhodesia bans the miniskirt with penalties of a hen for first offense and a goat for the second. The measure signals strict dress control and raises the prospect of raids on the barnyard if hot pants spread.
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Rhodesia
Musama
Birmingham
Ala
Doctor's Love Formula Aids Crippled Children in Jamestown
Dr Anne Carlsen, head of a crippled children's school in Jamestown North Dakota, explains how family love and schooling help disabled children from 20 states. The facility is funded mainly by contributions and aims to give any child a chance to live, learn and work.
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Frank Macomber
Anne Carlsen
Dr. Carlsen
Jamestown
N.D
States
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Peking
Arthur Hoppe
Dick Nixon
Holmes Alexander
Joseph Schumpeter
Robert Abplanalp
Bahamas
Federal Communications Commission
Edwin Land
Polaroid
Schumpeter
Richard Nixon
Feds
Robert Fulton
Wright Brothers
Billy Graham
Paul Harvey
Taipei
Formosa Strait
Aiken, S.C
Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Puge
Karl Marx
Citizen Smith
Federal Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United Technology Center
Sunnyvale
Calif
NASA
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
United Technology
Earth
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