Small items aid Viet Nam war effort and win hearts
Everett Baumgartner of USIS in Washington led an appeal for small, everyday items to aid rural villagers in South Viet Nam. Candy proves most popular, earning him the nickname Mister Candy, as bags attract children and deter dangerous encounters. other donated goods include pharmaceuticals, pencils, rubber bands, plastic utensils, and simple tools.
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Refund offer remains good in Stephenville Texas
A national mail order firm refunded nine cents to Mrs. R. G. Kincanon after she mailed in a 30 year old script claim. The incident confirms the company’s ongoing policy of honoring old refunds and keeping customer trust intact.
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Author Claims U S Misinformed On Communist China
Felix Greene argues in A Curtain of Ignorance that Americans are more misinformed about China than any other Western people. He cites three visits to China and contrasts U S government and media portrayals with on the ground conditions, challenging the idea that China’s food shortages and misery are driven by Communists. Greene, age 69, notes Western myths about China and calls for revised U S policy based on closer observation.
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Public notices and quotes on China policy dialogue
Fragmented text discusses 1990 statements by Dean Acheson on China and Russia, a Tampa World’s Fair exchange, and critiques of American China policy. It mentions Chiang Kai-shek, Nationalists, press coverage, and debates over famine, aid, and Western reporting on Red China.
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Chiang Kais
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Race Driver Cheesbourg Cited In Lincoln Court
Lincoln police charged race driver Bill Cheesbourg of Luc son Arizona with speeding 76 mph in a 63 mph zone on Route 68 near Ginga. He finished 15th in the 1964 Indianapolis 500 but now faced traffic court in town for the violation.
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