Mao Seeks Broad Cooperation With Major Nations
In 1945 Mao urged cooperation with America Britain the Soviet Union and France to forge world peace. The 1971 thaw opens China to U S table tennis and reporters signaling a new diplomacy. The piece traces the shifts from 1945 Yenan to today and the unlikely path toward U S engagement.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Mao Tse-lung
Peking
United States
National Congress
Chinese Communist Party
Mao
America
People’s Republic
Chou En-lai
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations
San Francisco
Tung Pi-wu
Republic
Great Britain
Soviet Union
France
Europe
Yenan
China
Britain
Russia
Marshall
Chiang
Formosa
Joseph Stalin
Yalta
Dairen
Port Arthur
Stalin
Washington
Red Guards
Asia
Japan
Saigon skeptical on POW release tied to withdrawal date
In Saigon sources doubt North Vietnam will free American prisoners for an immediate withdrawal or fixed date. Sen Javits says South Vietnamese and U S leaders fear POWs would be bargaining chips for a political settlement possibly involving northern province cessions or a coalition government.
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United States
North Vietnam
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Saigon
Javits
Defense Panel Urges More Profit Emphasis in Contracts
Revenue notes a 1955 practice of seeking comments on a Defense Department recommendation to base profit objectives more on capital invested by contractors. Responses from major associations split, with two supporting, two opposing, one neutral, yet no changes to the report’s facts. Sir Alec Guinness to appear in Brother Sun Sister Moon as Pope Innocent III in a key scene filmed in Monreale Sicily.
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Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao
Moscow
China
Lin Shao-chi
Liu
Chou En-lai
Defense Department
Weere
Congress
SIR_ALEC
New York
Aee Guinness
Pope Innocent Jit
Franco Zeffirelli
Brother Sun
Moon
Paramount Pictures
St. Francis of
Assisi
Sir Alec
Francis
Monreale
Sicily
Irish protest forces American star from Dublin set
American star Donald O Connor fled Dublin filming a TV documentary after protests by locals. Demonstrators vandalized gear damaging an estimated 2400 dollars and forced the four-truck crew to leave Moore Street traders pressed the entourage out. O Connors manager blamed persistent hostility across Europe.
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Dublin
Ireland
Donald O'Connor
Donald
International Television
O'Connor
Europe
Harry Stores
Merry Monahans
Patrick the Great
Moore Street
O’connor
Storey
Chauncey Ferris
Five Virginia Colleges Will Hold Their Commencement Exercises Today
Five Virginia colleges hold commencements with Hampton Institute canceling on campus after bomb threats. ROTC cadets graduated at Ft. Monroe as Hampton faced threats and firebombings May 4. Speakers include W. Clement Stone at Virginia Union and Gilbert Grosvenor at Sweet Briar. Diplomas go to 165 at Randolph Macon, 226 at UVA affiliate events, and 135 at Sweet Briar with remarks by Grosvenor.
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Associated Press
Hampton Institute
ROTC
Ft. Monroe
Frank W. Bender Jr
Military
Institut [Tion
Bender
Hampton
Virginia Union University
W. Clement Stone
Combined Insurance Co. of America
Randolph-Macon College
Washington and Lee University
Robert E. R. Huntley
D. David Shannon
United Methodists
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Er J
University of Virginia
West K. Em
Glenn A. Olds
U.S
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Sweet Briar College
Gilbert M. Grosvenor
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