China Lobby Reborn as Committee for a Free China
Washington report outlines a revived China Lobby under a new banner, the Committee for a Free China, led by Walter H. Judd. It aims to monitor China policy and may re evaluate U.N. relations, while signaling continued but re framed opposition to Communist China in the Nixon era.
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Don Maclean
Washington
China Lobby
Nixon
Peking
Committee of One Million
United Nations
Walter H. Judd
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Erloe
Committee For A
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U.N. A.N
Juddin
Thejan
Lee Edwards
Free
Food and Agriculturetary
United States
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Knowlard
Chiang
Thei
Tai
Islana
McCarthy
State Department
Peiping
Community of Nations
Kingsdown
Six Die In Lowell Fire In Three Story House
A three story rooming house fire in Lowell Massachusetts early Saturday killed six residents. Firefighters recovered six bodies in bedrooms and corridors. The dead were James O'Brien James Boland John McGuinn Arthur Richardson Edward McQuire and Albert Sisko. Seventeen residents escaped via back stairs and first floor windows. Fire Chief Beurégard said the fire started on the first floor and was not deemed suspicious. The blaze began around 5 a.m. and was noticed by Police Sgt William Finn and John Garside, owner of a nearby diner. Finn was treated for smoke inhalation after being turned back by flames. Authorities and volunteers aided occupants to safety.
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Lowell
Mass
James O’brien
James Boland
John McGuinn
Arthur Richardson
Edward McQuire
Albert Sisko
Paul Beurégard
William Finn
John Garside
Finn
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Abe Lincoln birthplace shrine draws 300 visitors on birthday
Hale Hodgenville ceremony marks Lincoln’s birthday as about 300 people visit the shrine near Hodgenville. Officials note no groups among visitors and count far fewer than in summer.
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Abe Lincoln’s. Birthplace Shrine
Hodgenville
Abraham Lincoln
National Monument
Soybean Extenders Gain Ground In Ground Meat Industry
AP Farm Writer BON KENDALL reports that soy protein extenders are rising in popularity in ground meat and processed foods. ERS projects by 1980 extenders could replace meat from millions of hogs cattle and sheep, altering livestock needs and boosting institutional use while meat analogs struggle to gain consumer traction.
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Bon Kendall
Washington
Agricultural Department
Economic Research Service
ERS
USDA
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