Burma Leader Ne Win to Visit Cambodia in China Tied Move
Burma President Ne Win plans a historic trip to Phnom Penh making him the first foreign head of state to visit Cambodia since its Communist victory. Analysts cite China as a key influence as Burma seeks relief from a raging insurgency and internal turmoil. The journey follows Ne Win's prior China trips aimed at easing pressure on the Burmese army and signaling Beijing’s interest in regional alignment.
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Ne Win
Communist Party
Rangoon
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Phinom Penh
Albion Public School Plans Christmas Program
Petersburg Public School students prepare a Christmas program on December 15. Elementary students perform a play titled Christmas in Foreign Lands. Junior high and high school musical groups will present traditional carols and contemporary holiday tunes.
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Albion
Petersburg Public Schull
Mint Machine money truck draws crowds with glued coins
Ray Parner Shows in Raytown Missouri unveils the Mint Machine, a 1919 truck cab covered with more than 3000 in coins and bills. The project, built over four months by Farner and two helpers, uses fiberglass resin to seal the money, making it a “pickpocket's nightmare.” The rear step holds 500 and the platform 800 in pennies, with other denominations totaling over 3000. A contest will later reveal the exact face value as the show tours Kansas City.
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1. Louis
UPI
U.S
Bob Gray
Ray Parner
Ray
Gray
Raytown
Farner
Farner Auto
Kansas City
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