Russia Gives China Free Hand in Orient
Tokyo reports informed sources say the Soviet Union and Red China agreed on a policy allowing Peiping to pursue broader Asia-wide communist aims. Moscow reportedly shows less interest in North Korea, potentially sharing influence, while China gains greater independence to push into Malaya Singapore and other Asian targets.
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China
Tokyo
IMS
Soviet Union
Red China
Peiping
Asia
North Korea
Kremlin
North Kore
U.S
Tert
North ‘Korea
Unio
Wom
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Red
Malaya
Singapore
Burma
Thailand
Umion
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
India
Ree Gerdies
Rugsia
Rec
Counter-Revolt In Red China Laid to Poverty
Hong Kong observers linked a counter-revolutionary raid inside Red China to hunger and rural poverty. Eighteen sentenced to death for the raid that left seven dead, including five officials, amid famine and discontent from flood disasters and crop failures.
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Red China
Mong Kong
Ins
Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Peiping
Explosion Ends Wedding Gift Mystery in Dayton
Police investigated a so called wedding gift bomb after Ronald Gaylon of Tipp City said his sister opened a strange box. It exploded when prodded with a hoe, gouging a deep hole in the yard amid suspicions it was a device from a jilted lover.
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Dayton
Guio
Ronald Gaylon
Tipp City
Ohio
Gaylon
400 Pound Arapaima Catches Reported in Amazon
Rio de Janeiro reports a record arapaima catch in the Amazon basin. The freshwater giant, related to salmon and herring, weighed about 400 pounds and measured roughly 15 feet long, highlighting the region's extraordinary river fauna.
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Rio de Janeiro
South America
Amazon Basin
San Francisco Welcomes Captive Priest Return
Jesuit priest Rev Charles J McCarthy arrived in San Francisco aboard the President Hoover after four years in Red China. He warned that the Peiping regime shows no signs of collapse and urged against lifting U S restrictions. He called the regime cruel and deceitful and noted the Chinese people are unhappy but have little choice.
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San Francisco
Charles J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Hoover
Far East
Peiping
United States
China
Decay of Economy In France Grows Worse
Paris reports France facing its worst postwar economic crisis as deficits climb. Bourges-Maunoury must address rising debt, Algerian war costs, and wage pressures fueling inflation while GDP grows modestly. Foreign aid has ended, squeezing reconstruction and rearmament plans amid a buying spree and higher salaries.
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France
Marilyn Skobitseva Compared to Marilyn Monroe in Moscow
Russian audiences compare Irina Skobtseva to Marilyn Monroe claiming a striking resemblance and noting Skobtseva's rising star. Sergei Yutkevich spotted her in a Tokyo audience and cast her as Desdemona in Othello at Mossilay studios, making her the Soviet pick for Cannes.
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Moscow
Marilyn Momroe
Irina Skobtseva
Skobtsthas Merilyn
Skobiseva
Irina
Russia
Bey
Serge
Yutkevich
Mossilay Studios
California Democrats plan $250000 door to door drive
The Dollars for Democrats committee announces a statewide fund raising drive to raise 250000 for next year’s election. Lionel Steinberg of Fresno, chairman, outlines recruiting at least one worker per precinct. A August 25 meeting in San Francisco will set final plans with regional leaders directing Northern and Southern California campaigns.
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Bakersfield
California
Lionel Steinberg
Fresno
Coirman
Combimation Party
San Francisco
Wiliam “Roserthal
Democratic
Central Committee
Norther
Cousine
Seimbers
Campanim Committee
Northern California
Marland
Caroline Berry
South
K Williams
Sylvia Hattine
San Diego
Fay Porter
Eiea Wiesbard
Los Angeles
Philadelphia's oldest gorilla Bamboo Feasts On Fruit Birthday
Photographers flocked to celebrate Bamboo's 40th birthday at the Philadelphia Zoo. The venerable great ape, once playful with fruits, quietly endured the crowd as he nibbled a watermelon and tossed a cantaloupe toward the photographers.
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Philadelphia
Roger Conant
Cally
America
Nixon plans two week California vacation after Congress ends
President Nixon said today he plans a two week vacation in his native California once Congress adjourns. He has not fixed exact dates but expects one week in northern California and another in southern California.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
California
Congress
Nixon
First Ironclad Ship Believed Korean Turtle Ship
In Seoul Korea historians identify Admiral Yi Sun-sin as designing the Koh-bdok-son known as the Turtle Ship. It is described as likely the world s first ironclad warship, a 20 oar rowing galley.
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Seoul
Koréa
u-Soon-sin
Korea
Uranium Brings TV To Tribe's Adobes
An Albuquerque report details the Laguna tribe's surge from poverty to prosperity after uranium discovery. Royalties near three million dollars fund bonds, training with Anaconda, and plans for a tribal court, housing, electricity, and television. Leaders aim to send members to college for future leadership.
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Tribe
Adobes
Albuquerque
N. M
INSI
New Mexico
U Canium
Ulysses Passado
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Laguna ‘Tribe
Paisano
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Felix Gaillard
Uncle Sam
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Hayward
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