China’s trades with Japan surge amid political pressure
Communist China spends heavily in Japan boosting profits for firms while pressuring Tokyo over policy. Trade volumes for 1969 reached 625.3 million dollars with a 145.3 million dollar favorable balance. Projections show 1970 trade near 800 million. Japanese giants like Komatsu and Nippon Steel face shifts as firms choose sides between Peking and Taipei amid fertilizer and machinery deals.
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Tokyo
China
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Chou En-Lai
Tormasa
Dapat
Peking
Combine
Combine of Chemical Companies
Komatsu
Chow
Chinas
Nippon Steel
ILS, Steel
Taiwan
Chiaing Kai Shek
Jabor
Mitsubishi Family of
Mitsubishi Chemical
Red China
Chevron Oil fined after Gulf oil spill fire incident
New Orleans reports Chevron Oil Co faced a four million dollar fine after an offshore well fire in February caused an oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico. Interior findings said wells lacked required safety features, leading to a 600 count plea after a 900 count indictment, with the company now in compliance per officials.
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New Orleans
Gerland Gallinghouse
The
Cour
Interior Department
Chavron
Galinghouse
Chevron
Aquinas High School Plans Larger Curriculum For 1970 71
Aquinas High announces a 1970-71 program expansion with a modular scheduling system and emphasis on learning packages individualized instruction in service programs and evaluation. New offerings include an arts four year science program development writing and creative exposition.
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David City
Aquinas High School
Aquinag Sisters Convent
Transportatin Services
Hebekah Lodge Meets in Bellwood With Guests
Hagel Davis presided over the Hebekah Lodge gathering in Bellwood on Monday evening. Sixteen members and two guests attended, Mrs. Jesse Schrier of Columbus Junction and Helen Seifert of New York City.
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Bellwood — Noble
Hagel Davis
Hebekah Lodge
Bellwood
Jesse Schrier
Columbus Junction
Helen Seifert
New York
Tie Garr Telegraph Partnership Address Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a misread address and subscription rates. It references 27th Avenue Columbus Nob and a mailed subscription price of 911.00 per year. Details are garbled with stray numbers and unclear dates. No coherent events or persons are identifiable.
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Garr Telegrana Partnership
Columbus
Nob
Palle
Columbuh
Nobtauica
Gytae
Readable Astrology Forecast Fragments of August
Fragmented astrological forecast lists zodiac signs with vague guidance. It mentions creative success, relationship changes, new approaches, security concerns, and advised initiative across Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. Birthday note for Torbay hints independence and action by October.
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Taurus
VIRGO
LIBRA
Emelingis
Hey
Aquarius
Trase
Aavarius Nimssace
Adult education classes begin September 9 at Platte College
Platte College offers free adult basic education and GED prep for 18 plus. Classes run evenings 7 to 9 a.m. in Room 20 with small groups and individual instruction. Subjects include English math science social studies and oral communication. No dress code or attendance requirements. Call Dr. Jerry Lee to enroll.
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Platte College
Jerry Lee
Nebraska
Lee
Dr. Lee
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U.S. 10 Center
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Pan
Discount Record Department
Lis
Jim Nabors
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D. Poco
Don
Tammy
E. Donovan
John
Joe Bean
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Ucroteo
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Countryside Homes
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Vrice
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Shar Lo
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Countryside Homes Sales and Service
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