William L. Clayton King Cotton dies at 86 in Houston
William Lockhart Clayton known as King Cotton and co founder of Anderson Clayton & Co died at 86 in Houston after a heart attack. The former undersecretary of state and deputy federal administrator helped craft the Marshall Plan concept and served on multiple national advisory panels. He rose from a self taught stenographer to leading cotton magnate and political figure. He was honored with Will Clayton Day in 1962.
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Chinese Favor Winter Outdoor Swimming
Chinese militiamen and the public embrace outdoor winter swimming in southern China as a new sport. Public pools rivers and lakes attract tens of thousands seeking physical training and willpower development amid factory peasant and school groups. Publishers issue booklets to meet demand.
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Lynd to travel to Canada to prove travel freedom
Yale teacher Lynd, whose passport was canceled by U.S. authorities after a December trip to North Vietnam, plans to travel to Montreal on February 18 to speak at a rally for peace and self-determination in Vietnam following a march on the U.S. consulate. He argues the trip shows U.S. citizens can travel anywhere in the world despite policy conflicts.
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