Americans in China Dinner With Premier Chou En Lai
William Attwood recalls a rare dinner with Premier Chou En Lai in Beijing. The gathering covered Taiwan policy, U N consults, and aid to oppressed peoples, amid hints China seeks a more relaxed stance toward the United States while preserving core sovereignty.
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China
William Attwood
Chou
Great Hall of People
New York Times
Keatleys
Wall Street Journal
Attwoods
Foreign Ministry
Taiwan
U. N
Vietnam
Hsin Chiaa
Far East
U. S
Athens Messenger July 21 1971 Athens Ohio front page
Athens newspaper brief dated July 21 1971 from The Messenger provides local notices and briefs. Unreadable main stories but includes standard listings from Athens Ohio authorities and community organizations.
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Athens
Ohio
Your Credit Rights Under the Fair Reporting Law
The new Fair Credit Reporting Law lets individuals demand to see all their credit records and request corrections for any errors found. It sets the process for disputing inaccuracies and requiring lenders to address reported issues promptly.
Bohemian City Debates Liquor Cleanup and Tigers in 1940s
The Messenger reports the Dry Maintenance League urging federal and city action to curb alcohol in Cleveland with claims of over 500 “Blind Tigers” in operation. The piece also mentions Athens warnings, commerce credit lore, and advice on building a credit image amid public notices and past legal disputes.
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Cleveland
League
Blind Tigers
Mac Bobo
Athens
Pacific Coast
Pike’s Peak
Communist Vietnam Offer Weighs On Nixon China Visit
Analysis argues the latest Hanoi offer is tough but essentially what will emerge later. It notes public support for the war eroding toward 73 percent and Saigon’s weakness amid Ky opposition. Vietnamization falters, prisoner and troop withdrawal terms tie to final U.S. pullout. the Paris talks shape the best outcome likely to be achieved.
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America
Barbara Tuchman
Stilwell
China
Edgar Snow
Chou
White House
Peking
Nixon
Washington
Asia
Vietnam
Calley
Pentagon
Gallup
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Paris
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
U.S
South Korea
Gallup Poll Sees Public Backing Total Vietnam Withdrawal
A Gallup poll shows 2 to 1 against keeping a residual force in Vietnam after July 1. Nixon backers favor a continued presence while Rep. Paul McCloskey calls for complete withdrawal. Troop levels and public mood vary by region and age. 1501 adults interviewed June 25 to 28 across 300 localities.
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Princeton
N.J
U.S
Vietnam
Paul N. McCloskey
R.-Calif
Nixon
New Hampshire
California
Nixon Reanimates Subversive Activities Control Board
In a bold executive move President Nixon revives the SACB to update the Attorney General's List of subversive groups. The measure widens board duties beyond Soviet agency determinations to advise on totalitarian and fascist groups and ensure due process at hearings.
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James Kilpatrick
Nixon
Washington
SACB
FBI
Attorney General
Ku Klux Klan
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
ACLU
Joe Rauh
Rauh
Americans For Democratic Action
United States
Department of Poetic Justice
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Hsin Chiao
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West Union Street
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Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenne
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Ish
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Congressional
Pearl Labor Committee
Roosevelt
J. B. Grogan
Credit Bureau
Joseph Kraft
the Athens Messenger
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Associated Press
D&s
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Small Society
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Gallup Poll
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