Chou En-lai Calls China to Youth for Leaders
United Press International reports Premier Chou En-lai urged China to appoint younger leaders to replace himself and Mao Tse-tung. He named Yao Wen-yuan, chief editor of the People's Daily, as a key potential successor during a 34 hour interview with two American editors in Peking. The dialogue covered Taiwan, U.S.-China ties, and proposed exchanges in medicine and science, with Chou expressing satisfaction at improved contacts since Nixon’s visit.
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Chow Enlai
China
Mao Tse-tung
People's Daily
Yao Wen-yuan
Chow
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J. Edward Murray
Do Carter
Knight Newspapers Today
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American Society of Newspaper
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Yao
Shanghai
Central Committee
Politburo
People’s Daily
Chiang Ching
Great Hall of the People
Vietnam
Nixon
United States
Knight
U.s.china
Kissinger holds third Paris talks with Hanoi envoys
In Paris Kissinger and Haig met Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy as Washington announced an unprecedented third session, signaling intensified but unnamed progress in Vietnam peace negotiations amid Thieu resignations and a proposed three-way coalition. Haig’s presence fuels talk of potential agreement while Hanoi denies progress.
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Vietnam
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Xuan Thuy
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Viet Cong
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South Vietnam
Defense
Melvin Hy Laird
UVM Considers Reconsidering In-State Tuition Rule
Vermont lawmakers may revisit the 40 percent in-state tuition rule at the University of Vermont. President Edward Andrews says uniform tuition should be studied due to potential legal and funding issues. An ad hoc committee will review residency qualifications and the university's extension-service relationship.
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UPI
University of Vermont
Vermont
Edward Andrews
Andrews
Robert Stearns
South Burlington
Stearns
Connecticut
Robert O’brien
Winooski
Heard
Francis Peisch
Persch
Wcax-Tv
Educational Television
Mt. Equinox
Manchester
Stuart Martin
Jericho
Tragedy Blamed on Crew Drinking in Mexican Train Wreck
In Saltillo a 22 car train collision during a religious pilgrimage killed 202 and injured 1,198. Authorities arrest seven railroad men for homicide amid claims the crew drank with women aboard. Conductor Jesus Rocha Serna denies the allegations and vows innocence.
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Mexico
Genoveza Molgady
Dilog Sue
Jesus Rocha Serna
Vermont Welcomes Holiday Visitors Amid Traffic and Crowds
Big Columbus Day weekend drew holiday crowds to Vermont with heavy traffic on Route 43 near Williamstown and I 91 north of Northampton. Bennington downtown filled with leaf-watchers turned shoppers while many hotels reported no vacancy. Banks and post offices closed as other businesses stayed open during the anomaly.
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Steele's
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Withey named Vermont education chief
Robert A. Withey was named Vermont education commissioner by the Vermont Education Board with Alan I. Wells as deputy and Marian Taylor as a board member. The unanimous selections need Gov. Dark’s approval and end a five month search after Joseph Quirey’s resignation. Withey, 44, previously deputy commissioner for learning services, will be joined by Weiss, head of Montpelier schools, as his assistant. The post pays 25 000 dollars annually. Weiss earns 20 000.
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Oakey
New York
Harvey Scribner
Scribner
New York City
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Inside tale of Nixon focus draws Republican worry
Republicans fear Nixon pursues Democrats at the expense of his base while Gerald Raftery highlights a new children book on page 4. Charles Bonenti weighs recycling of historic properties and the New England Commission is labeled a pork barrel on page 5. Bill Gilbert attends a Dorset corn culling on page 6 and a Mit girls field hockey photo appears. Tempers flare after a baseball playoff loss with bats and fists on page 10. Anthony shines in the golf tourney at the Gilumbus Day event on page 11.
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Charles Bonenti
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