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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1968

Page

3

Fear of Red China Linked to Sihanouk U Turn Toward U S

New York columnist Bob Considine reports Prince Norodom Sihanouk shifted toward the United States amid fear of Red China. He notes Bowles' visit and pressure from Beijing and Chou En Lai threats, plus past Chinese influence and ICC doubts shaping Cambodia’s stance.

China Sihanouk U.S New York Jacqueline Kennedy Norodom Sihanouk Cambodia New York Times Johnson Chester Bowles Times Peking State Department White House Ambbassador Bowles Red Bangkok Thailand Thanat Khaman Chou En-lai Chou Phnom Penh Soviet Union International Control Commission Geneva

Irate Parents Force Delay of Chicago School Busing Plan

The Chicago Board of Education postponed a plan to start busing 1,350 students from overcrowded schools to predominantly white campuses after protests by angry white parents. The move would have begun January 29, with districts from Northwest and South Side opposing the plan amid crowded public demonstrations. In Budapest, Imre i Szkalla, manager of 116 pay toilets, faced embezzlement accusations of 42 500 dollars tied to five years of routine inspections.

Chicago Board of Education James Redmond Redmond Northwest South Side Budapest Imrei Szkalla

Romney Promises State Won't Be Hurt By National Campaign

Gov George Romney assured Michigan lawmakers that his presidential run will not hinder state work. He urged passage of open occupancy laws and a $435 million bond for recreation and water pollution programs while noting higher future budgets. He criticized federal policy and warned of grants fluctuations.

Lansing Mich George Romney Michigan New Hampshire Romney Manchester N.H Granite State

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