Red China Closer to World Entry But Still Far, US Says
Washington officials view Lin Piao's 24 000 word report as indicating Maoist China remains distant from joining the community of nations. They note anti US and anti Soviet rhetoric, while urging the United States to pursue independent policies toward East Europe and both communist powers.
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China
Community of Nations
Lin Piao
Chinese Communist Party Congress
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Mao
U.S
National Liberation Movement
South Vietnam
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Africa
Latin America
State Department
Red China
East Europe
United States
Nursing Home License Linked to Medicaid Proposal
In Columbus the administration plans to introduce a bill in the Ohio Senate to require licensing for all 1 005 nursing homes linking operation to Medicaid participation. The measure is authored by the bill sponsor named in early reports.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Senate
Cards Bring Humor To Mother's Day In Gr
New York article notes Fifth Avenue Card Shops president Irving Cohen says expanding franchises flood the market with humorous cards for any occasion including dogs cats and even divorces. Mothers Day humor shifts from sentiment to chuckles as May 11 approaches.
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New York
Irving Cohen
Fifth Avenue Card Shops
Mr. Cohen
Cohen
Telephone Pact Change Is Effective
The second phase of a three year contract between C and P Telephone Co of West Virginia and the Communications Workers of America took effect Tuesday with wage increases of 3.50 to 6 per week. Expanded benefits under the employee program begin June 1. The settlement, reached May 1 1968, covers over 4000 craft employees in West Virginia and includes automatic wage adjustments at one and two year intervals. C and P vice president H A Latimer said the company must compete with major non regulated industries to attract and retain talent, noting wage and benefit costs will rise by 87 million dollars since 1960.
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Point Pleasant
C & P Telephone Co
West Virginia
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Robert Butcher
H. A. Latimer
New Faces Lead Decentralized Black Power Movement
Black student uprisings on campuses signal decentralization of the movement as new leaders rise while elder figures like Carmichael Brown and McKissick reduce public presence. Campus activists such as Benny Stewart Jerry Varnade Edward Whitfield Leslie Griffin help drive confrontations with administrators.
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Washington
Stokely Carmichael
H. Rap Brown
Floyd McKissick
Garrett
Carmichael
Brown
Draft Exiles Featured In Swedish Film
Stockholm report on a low budget film about American desert ers and draft resisters in Sweden. The screening was halted by a bomb scare but resumed after a hall search. Director Olle Sjoegren notes about 300 Americans reside in Sweden and the film may reach U S markets.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Olle Sjoegren
Sai
United States
Glenn opposes Safeguard missile system in Columbus
John Glenn told the Columbus Bar Association that the United States already has sufficient missile power to retaliate and that most scientists doubt Safeguard will work. He argued Polaris submarines could deter Russia with a rocket for every major target, and noted Minuteman sites are scattered, requiring multiple hits.
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Columbus
Ohio
America
John Glenn
Glenn
U.S. Senate
Columbus Bar Association
Russia
Radio exchange eases comms between US and Soviet embassies
The United States and the Soviet Union agree to install a two way radio link between their Washington and Moscow embassies to improve communications with their home governments. The move is a relaxation of prior strict limits.
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United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Police Adopt Duck Commit To Shelter
A caller told Troy police there is a duck tied to a pole outside the central station. An officer found the small quacker attached to a pole with a note asking the station to take care of the bird. The blue-coated foster parents sent the duck to the Hudson Mohawk Humane Society for shelter.
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Troy
N.Y
Charles J. Tillotson
Central
Donald Duck
The
Hudson-Mohawk Humane Society
First Steam Locomotive Drives Change for Baltimore Line
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad used horses to pull cars until the Tom Thumb steam locomotive went into service in 1830, marking a turning point in railway propulsion.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pre Prom Party Planned at Athens Middle School
A pre prom party for grades through 12 in the Athens area is set Friday at the Middle School Teen Center. The Teen Center Board sponsors the event with music by Of Sound Unlimited. Students may decorate the space after school Friday afternoon.
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Athens
Teen Center Board
of Sound Unlimited
Teen Center
South Africa to Impose Act on Dangerous Weapons
PORT ELIZABETH South Africa will impose stiffer penalties under the Dangerous Weapons Act including sticks and stones as weapons. Offenders face up to eight years in prison whipping or fines for assault with a weapon when the act takes full effect later this year.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
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