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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1972

Page

3

Britain and China to Exchange Ambassadors Normalize Ties

Britain and China agreed to exchange ambassadors marking a full normalization of relations after 22 years since Mao's government took power. London acknowledged Taiwan as a province of China and Beijing's government as the sole legal authority, enabling embassies and reducing prior restrictions.

London Britain China Mao Tse-ung Tai‘wan Peking Nixon Pate Taiwan Tamui United Nations U.S Per King

Elderly to Ride Buses Cheaper in Indianapolis

The Indiana Public Service Commission approved an experimental fare reduction for seniors on Indianapolis buses. From 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., riders over 65 can travel for 20 cents, half the regular 40-cent fare, funded by about $30,000 in subsidies. The program may run one to three months.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Transit Company Indiana Public Service Commission

Judge Denies Challenge to Indianapolis Obscenity Law

U S District Court Judge S Hugh Dillion denied a motion to declare an Indianapolis obscenity law unconstitutional. He ruled the case must first go to state court, but kept jurisdiction pending state disposition.

Indianapolis S. Hugh Dillion Dillion

Hanoi Viet Cong Attack Spreads Across South Vietnam

North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces pressed attacks in South Vietnam as U S bombers targeted northern and central regions. Hoewever, clashes near Fire Base Kontum and southeast of it left multiple enemy casualties while government troops reported some losses. In Phu Yen one soldier died and another was wounded as rockets and small arms opened fire. The U S Command noted five B 52 missions during the 24 hour period ending noon Monday.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S. N Kontum Reiku Vorne Brigade Eports Kon‘um Phu Yen Dong Xuan Tuy Hoa Thua Thien Kontum 3 Demilitarized Zone Alpha 2 Gio Linh Dmz

Two Chinese Pandas To Call Washington Their Castle

Washington's National Zoo was chosen as the future home for two Chinese pandas. An official said attendance would double as the rare animals arrive, with plans for an indoor outdoor habitat and climate controlled housing at the Smithsonian facility.

Washington National Zoo White House Smithsonian Institution Billie Jamiel Chou En-lai Nixon Chicago Brookfield Yoo United States Sucrers Hamlet Theodore Reed China Sec Gerald L. Warren Columbia Tibet Theodore Roosevelt Abyssinia

Week menu notes for Elwood schools March 13

Elwood Willkie and Elwood Junior High publish a weekly menu. Tuesday offers beef stew with chilled tomatoes corn bread and milk with cake. Wednesday serves turkey salad mashed potatoes pears and carrots peach cobbler and milk. Thursday features hamburger sandwich buttered corn pickles pudding and milk. Friday includes slopey Jeet potatoes and cabbage salad with apple.

Elwood Willkie

License Restarted for China TV Gear Exports

The Commerce Department approved licenses for shipment of earth station and television transmission equipment valued at about 2.28 million dollars to China. Sources said RCA seeks a permanent Shanghai facility, following a temporary license before Nixon's trip. The move marks the first export license since Nixon's China visit, amid eased controls on China trade.

Washington Commerce Department United States China Soviet Union Vision RCA Nixon Od Foundation Wilson Foundation Shanghai

Bite Powder Keeps Dentures Worry Free

FASTEETH powder promises quick relief and comfort for denture wearers. It aims to prevent slipping and sore spots, letting users enjoy meals and daily activities with confidence.

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