Banquet Hosted in Peking For Senators Mansfield Scott
The Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs held a banquet in Peking for U S Senators Mansfield of Montana and Scott of Pennsylvania during their three week China visit. Ku Mo-io, vice chairman of the NPC Standing Committee, attended. Mansfield and the Republican leader arrived in Peking Tuesday. Pennsylvania’s state tree is the hemlock per Britannica.
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Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs
Peking
Sens
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
China
New China News Agency
Ku Mo-io
National People’s Congress Standing Committee
Mansfield
Senate
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Relaxation Seen In Mainland China
A year after Ping Pong diplomacy improved ties with the United States, signs of change appear in China. Officials push consumer fashion and language reform while easing censorship. American film and television pressure shows widen cultural exchanges. UN participation grows and trips to Peking draw diverse U.S. visitors though broad bilateral agreement remains limited. Canton hosts a small foreign trade delegation.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
Tokyo
United States
China
Red Regiment of Women
Nixon
Peking
Vietnam
United Nations
U.N
U.S. Senate
Paris
Canton
Editor Frances Hapgood Speaks at Saco Adult Center
Frances Hapgood editor of the Portland Press Herald family pages spoke at the Saco Center meeting held at Trinity Episcopal Church. She outlined daily newsroom routines and discussed local features including Clearing House and Christmas Caravan which aids gifts for needy children. The 52 attendees heard of plans to form a similar Caring House club in Biddeford-Saco.
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Portland Press Herald
Saco
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cleveland Street
Frances Hapgood
Portland Daily
Thornton Academy
Caring House
Biddeford-Saco
Elsie Smith
Center
Miss Hapgood
Saco Center
Esther Ricker
Rose Dyer
Maitha Albrecht
Geneva Gilbert
Ralph Macomber
Florence Lewis
Martha Beaudoin
Beaudoin
Adult Center
Decent Lives Deterrent To Crime Vorenberg Says
Boston AP James Vorenberg former executive director of the Presidents Crime Commission argues that crime deters only if people have decent lives outside. He notes $1 billion spent under Safe Streets and Crime Control Act 1968 with little effect. He warns courts are overwhelmed and calls for more courtrooms judges prosecutors and defense counsel.
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Boston
President’s Crime Commission
James Vorenberg
Atlantic Magazine
Vorenberg
No Basis to Rule on Oysters Months Rule
The so called r rule for oyster eating lacks basis says Britannica noting summer oysters are watery and lean. This contradicts common belief and suggests month restrictions were observational rather than scientific.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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