U S China In New Rapport And Acupuncture Kits
A noted shift toward closer U S China ties includes Kissinger announcing liaison offices in Beijing and Washington. China ships 10 000 acupuncture teaching kits to the United States, while cultural and political contrasts adapt from Confucian harmony to Maoist struggle as China opens to the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
America
Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
Anchor Press
Sabin Chemicals, Inc
Boston
U.S
Shanghai Research Institute of
Nanking College of
Asia Information Office
Hong Kong
Mao Tse-tung
Mag
Lin Piao
Liu Shao-chi
Confucius
Mao
Fast Track Pay Rules Spark Debate On Career Pace
A Wall Street Journal report outlines Handy Associates formulae for fast track salaries, pegging 25 to 20 year olds at age times 750 dollars and 30s at age times 1000, yielding roughly 18750 to 21750 and 30000 to 39000. It questions where 40-somethings earning entry levels fit, joking that one comedian calls it a treadmill to oblivion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Associates
New York
Wall Street Journal
Baytown Sun Staff and Rates From 1877 Publication
Fragmented OCR shows editorial staff names and titles at the Baytown Sun along with billing and subscriber rates. It notes publication Sundays from W101 Memorial Drive and lists carrier and mail rates, with Associated Press affiliation and rights statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enteregas
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Suburban Press, Inc
Coasta
Associated
FES
Connally capped as big money pulls in bank charters
Debonair John Connally, former treasury secretary, is accused of blurring money and politics as his Texas law firm won three national bank charters and other charters for associates. Spokesmen deny flat fees, but confirm Connally's high profile on boards and client influence despite earlier disapproval of a 1970 charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
Treasury
Busin
Nan
Vinson, Elkins, Searls and Smith
Houston
Orange
Raymondville
Texas
Mike Myers
Love Field National Bank
Dallas
National Crime Threat Fears Bill of Rights Revision
ERNEST CUNEY argues crime in major cities pressures revising the Bill of Rights to limit Fifth Amendment protections and self incrimination rules. He cites societal concerns, evidence rules, and historical shifts from private revenge to state punishment, noting potential legal reforms amid rising crime and public safety demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cuney
Washington
The Exiles Nobody Wants at Al Badawi Palestine Camp
A report from Al Badawi camp near Tripoli Lebanon describes 8000 residents living in overcrowded, deteriorating conditions with leaking roofs, trash, and stench. The United Nations built the camp after 1948 and Palestinians endure limbo, poverty, and threats, while refugees demand world action before more deaths occur.
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Tripom
Lebanon
Neae
Palestine
Cedar Mountains
Mediterranean Sea
United Nations
Middle East
Abel Ter
Pepe
Vitalis
Waruhite
Sassan
Palestiney
Israel
U.N
Tard
Wiliss
al Badawi
Ms Caniyp
Searcold
Issa Ahmed
Munich
Sudan
Ahmed
Tripoli
Wositary
Issa
Abed
Teriel
Ibrahim Agpeys
Thealy
Tbrahim
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Che Baytown Sun
Fred Havlinan
Jobin
Les Paul Putman Ami BU Ritche
Preston Pendedim
Finley Wanda Orton
Paul Pulman
Dwight Mody
Leon Brown
Elonee Reapy
B.S
Tegrass
Eapesater
Advertising
Jack Anderson
Big John
Strauss
Soren Modern Jurispru
Thessalonians
Ment
Great Britain
the Sun
Clark Nealon
Hed” Biggers
Baton Rouge
Fred
Hartman
East Texas
O. O
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Berry's
EA Fae
Hansel
Gretel
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