Ban on China Travel Will Only Help Hong Kong
UPI analysis notes the July 21 State Department move allows U S tourists to bring back 100 dollars of Chinese goods and lifts travel bans for scholars and professionals to Red China. The shift is symbolic, and Hong Kong merchants benefit while Beijing may snub imperialist double talk amid broader trade debate. The piece argues U S policy cannot ignore Red China’s 750 million potential market.
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Parliament OKs Juan Carlos as Spain’s future king
Madrid reports Franco names Prince Juan Carlos of Borbon as heir. Parliament approves 419 to 19 with nine abstentions as the 31 year old prince prepares to be sworn in and head government duties during Franco’s absence.
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Delinquent Dentures Delivered in Rhode Island Theatre
A Hope Rhode Island woman attending Theatre by the Sea matinee laughed so hard her teeth fell out. Producer Tommy Brent retrieved the lost dentures from the Lost and Found, then mailed them back to the owner after a cleaning lady found them.
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Muskie warns of ecological crisis and action plan
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie warns survival is doubtful without a determined effort to restore air, water, and land resources. He accuses the Nixon administration of neglecting the crisis and urges three goals by 1976: cleaner air, three stage river cleanup, and recovery of despoiled resources.
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