Questioning Nixon trip signals new China or old pattern
The editorial questions whether Nixon's Peking visit marks a lasting shift in U.S.–China relations or a continuation of past dynamics. It notes Chinese political fragility, Maoist control, and the enduring power struggle behind the scenes, suggesting outcomes remain uncertain.
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Hepatitis and arthritis questions answered by Dr Lamb
A reader asks about hepatitis causes and effects. Dr Lamb explains serum hepatitis and waterborne forms, liver function impact, jaundice, and recovery with proper care. He notes arthritis questions and cautions against linking high blood pressure to arthritis, emphasizing evaluation difficulty and joint cortisol injections as helpful in some cases.
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Tax reform urged by Crosby retiree in letters page
A Crosby area longtime resident writes that despite building a modest home and retirement, rising taxes threaten elderly citizens. He cites 1970 1971 and 1972 school taxes and a Dec 23 1971 federal court ruling from San Antonio. he urges tax reform for fairness and dignity in old age.
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Baytown News Briefs From The Evening Dispatch
A fragmented Baytown notice from The Associated Press dispatches outlines a brief regional update. The readable fragments mention local happenings and brief notices without full detail, suggesting an ordinary day’s press summaries.
Quick Quiz Quiz Show Teases Interstate Trivia and Cheddar
A quick quiz lists Interstate 80 as the nation's longest single highway at 2,910 miles from New York to California with about 80 percent complete. It also defines the chevet as the eastern end of certain church designs and notes cheddar cheese derives its name from the English village of Cheddar where it was first produced.
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Anti-Defamation League
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George Gauzza
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Walter Hickel
Gauzza
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Saipan
Pacific Territories
George
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State Department
South Vietnam
Nixon trip shadowed by USSR Asia pressure says Anderson
Jack Anderson reports Soviet moves raise mili tary shipments to North Vietnam and North Korea to spoil Nixon's detente aimed at China. Intelligence suggests Moscow urges warlike courses while signaling possible pacts to Hanoi and Pyongyang. South Korea cautions on North Korea invasion with winter timing.
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North Korea
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Peking
Nikolai Podgorny
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Pyongyang
Rashidov
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South Korea
Defense Ministry
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ROK
Republic of Korea
Seoul
38Th Parallel
ROTC Strong On Black Campus Amid War-Era Shifts
At Virginia State College, a historically black institution on a route linked to Lee, ROTC remains a robust presence. Cadets like Tom Bates explain the program offers personal advancement and fairer military advancement opportunities, with 180 ROTC students active and a growing black officer pipeline supported by Army Navy and Air Force recruitment efforts.
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Clint Parks
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Norris Dendy
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Chewspaper Enterprise Assn
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