New Mood in China Brings Subtle Openness in 1971
A 1971 dispatch notes a gradual liberalization in Shanghai, Peking, and Canton as Mao era controls loosen slightly. Ping Pong diplomacy led to closer US and Japanese talks, with fewer Mao portraits, freer discussions, open markets and revived public culture yet without full political freedom.
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Humane guidance for children and pets by Linn County Humane Society
The article advises supervision in child pet interactions and outlines responsibilities for feeding, care, and safe handling. It recommends considering family needs before obtaining a pet and notes meetings of the Linn County Humane Society Auxiliary on the second Monday of each month at 7 30 p.m. at Peoples Bank East.
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