Moscow imposes restraint on anti Chinese polemics
Soviet sources say Moscow bans anti Chinese polemics after Kosygin and Chou En Lai meet in Peking. Ban not applied to issues already printed. journals pre press may distribute. Moscow avoids criticizing China, while rumors persist about Mao Zedong’s health and leadership.
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Hero of Crash Dies in Crash Three Days Later
Bernard Hamel a 21 year old Concord New Hampshire resident and construction worker who saved two boys from a flaming wreck last Saturday near Bow New Hampshire died in a later crash in Hartford Virgin Islands after his body and Darlene Merchants were found in Hamels wrecked car by a highway department crew.
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Dartmouth Sees Record Black Freshman Class
Dartmouth College reports this year niney of the 335 incoming freshmen are Black, making the largest class in school history and tripling the number of Black enrollees from last year.
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Newspaper spending surpasses books and magazines combined
Americans spend more money annually to buy newspapers than all books and magazines together, according to the research committee of the American Association of Newspaper Representatives.
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