Editorial China visit won’t cut old ties
The piece describes Nixon aides outlining what may be achieved in a China visit without breaking alliances with Japan Korea South Vietnam Taiwan and Southeast Asia. It notes no alliance with the PRC or Taiwan concession and that talks should be blunt and respectful to avoid risks while seeking mutual understanding.
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China
Japan
South Korea
South Vietnam
Taiwan
Thailand
Laos
Cambodia
Peking
Asia
United States
Soviet Union
West Germany
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
U.S
Aging conference could influence 20 million elderly voters
Washington AP reports the White House Aging Conference drafted a political platform for 20 million elderly voters. Delegates from 6 national groups vow action and funding, aiming to push federal backing and monitor progress on conference recommendations. Nelson Cruikshank of the National Council of Senior Citizens notes the plan challenges administration policies and calls for a 180 degree shift in priorities.
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White House
National Council On the Aging
Nelson H. Cruikshank
National Council of Senior Citizens
Nixon
Cruikshank
Administration On Aging
Connnally optimistic on crisis settlement by year end
Treasury Secretary Connally after Rome talks says there is hope for a settlement of the world economic crisis by year end but warns against raising false hopes. He cites a large 11 percent realignment in U S exports versus imports as part of a Group of Ten step.
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John Connally
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United States
Group of Ten
Europe
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Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Dayton
Ohio
Pay Board
George Boldt
Housewives Guide to Reducing Pollution at Home
Minnesota officials urge families to cut pollution through better sewage systems and careful disposal. They advocate banning home garbage disposals into watersheds, tuning cars, checking crankcase ventilators, and recycling centers. Returnable bottles and reduced phosphate detergents are encouraged, with state rules forcing phosphate labeling.
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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Ray
Clifton Halsey
University of Minnesota
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Bemidji
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Second Streets
Beltrami Avenue
Surgeon General
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PCA
Harpo's Bazaar Harpo's Bazaar
A man chronicles his failed bid to quit smoking at home with his wife. He destroys old cigarettes then secretly smokes, experimenting with improvised methods, finally admitting defeat as his wife foils his plans.
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Jumping to conclusions and hardy Christmas thoughts
A reflective column explores aging ambitions and social expectations with wry observations on humor vanity and mortality. The piece laments polite death and a football quarterback’s wish for a white Christmas while musing on gifts and human behavior across generations.
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