China trade to rise under Hua Kuo feng says American broker
Talbot Shelton of Smith Barney Harris Upham, who toured China with Stanford educators, reports a rapid party line adoption after Hua Kuo feng’s appointment and predicts greater trade with the outside world. He notes China’s potential for oil sales to Japan, easing past tensions, and describes life in Peking and Kweilin, including department stores and consumer goods prices.
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New York
UPI
China
Hua Kuo-feng
Talbot Shelton
Smith Barney
Harris Upham Co
Stanford University
Peking
Hua
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Shanghai
Kweilin
Canton
Shelton
Radical Four
Mao
Chiang Ching
Japan
Co Directors Named for Lutheran Family and Social Service Nebraska
The Board of Trustees of Lutheran Family and Social Service of Nebraska Inc. appoints Curtis Anderson and the Rev R C Greene as co executive directors effective January 1 1977 to replace the late Rev Eugene W Jobst. The agency operates with offices in Omaha Norfolk Columbus Lincoln Beatrice Grand Island McCook Sidney and Oyvallala offering adoption foster care family life counseling un married mothers program Indian program and estate planning services.
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Board of Trustees of
Lutheran Family and Social Service of Nebraska, Inc
Curtis Anderson
R.C. Greene
Eugene W. Jobst
Nebraska District
The
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Nebraska Synod
Lutheran Church In America
Nebraska Caucus
American Lutheran Church
United Way of
Omaha
Norfolk
Columbus
Lincoln
Beatrice
Grand Island
Oyvallala
McCook
Sidney
ENHSA
Chizek Warns on Employers Targeting Youth in Nebraska
State Labor Commissioner Gerald Chizek told the Unicameral Labor Committee that young workers are especially vulnerable to unscrupulous employers. He cited cases where high school and college students were not paid, urging wage protections and court enforcement to secure prompt pay and minimum wages.
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Don Beman Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Gerald Chizek
S Labor Committee
Chizek
Legislative Staff
In God We Trust Began on Currency in 1864
United Press International notes the motto In God We Trust first appeared on some cents in 1864 and gained nationwide use on paper money and coins after a 1955 congressional order.
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United Press International
U.S
Congress
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Kansas City
Dave Albright
Albright
Social Service Agency
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Wea TS
U.S. 30 Center
Dale Harney
Betty Burton
Rogers-Riley Motor CO
Oir
Mercury
Air AM
Decor Group
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