Chou En-Lai Dinner Interview with James Reston at Beijing
Chou En-Lai, premier of China, discusses U S relations, language reform, and leadership in a wide late night dinner after a formal interview. He expresses optimism, reflects on Mao, Stalin, and Zhou Kiss, remarks on Chiang Kai-Shek, the CIA, and birth control while noting language interests and future visits.
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James. Reston
New York Times News Service
Peking
Fukien
Great Hall of the Peoples
Tien-An-Men Square
Forbidden City
China
U. S
Soviet Union
Japan
Taiwan
Foreign Office
U.S
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Chou En-Lai
District of Columbia
Edgar Snow
John S. Service
John Carter Vincent
State Department
John Fairbank
Harvard University
Owen Lattimore
Nixon
Chou En- Lai
Chang Wen-Chin
Foreign Office Department
Chen Chu
Foreign Office Information Department
Chi Chao- Chu
Chin Kuei- Hua
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Yalta
Roosevelt
Churchill
Lennin
America
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
C.I.A
Korea
Limestone Grand Jury In Session
A Limestone County grand jury was impaneled by Circuit Judge Newton Powell and began investigations. Members include Hubert W. Lambert Clyde Fogg Mrs. William Henry Beasley Phillip Edward Birdwell Mark K. Hannah William Ottis Blakely and others. The criminal division will convene Monday at 9 a.m. with forty five cases scheduled.
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Reuben C. Freeman
Clyde P. Balch
Circuit Court
Judge Powell
Wallace to address aging issues before Senate subcommittee
Gov George C Wallace will speak on problems facing elderly Americans at a US Senate Subcommittee on Aging meeting in Roanoke Alabama today. The event positions Alabama leadership in federal discussion of senior citizen concerns and welfare programs.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
US. Senate
Roanoke
Teenage Ecological Leadership League
J. John’s Episcopal Church
Decatur
Woman Injured In Southeast Decatur Wreck
A 35 year old Decatur woman Mrs Lorretta T Cothran of 2307 Hamilton Dr S was injured in a two car collision in Southeast Decatur Monday. Her car and a car driven by Johnny Earl Foster Jr 29 of 1817 7th St SE collided near the intersection of 7th St SE and 15th Ave SE.
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Decatur
Lorretta T. Cothran
Hamilton Dr. S
Johnny Earl Foster Jr
7Th St. SE
15Th Ave. SE
Sparkman Leads Bipartisan Israel Aid Request
U S Sen John Sparkman and nine other Senate Foreign Relations Committee members urged immediate approval of Israel's 200 million defense aid request in a letter to Secretary Rogers. The push aims to avoid further delays in granting the assistance.
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Washington, D.C
Israel
U.S
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sparkman
William P. Rogers
Maddox Backs Wallace If He Runs for President 1972
Lt. Gov. Lester Maddox says he will back Alabama Gov. George Wallace if he enters the 1972 race. If Wallace stays out, Maddox will pursue the Democratic nomination. He notes his own 1972 plans hinge on Wallace’s decision and mentions possible Senate ambitions.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Maddox
Georgia
David Gambrell
D-Ga
Richard B. Russell
State National Bank Suits Listen for Action
State National Bank branch in Huntsville named in suits though Master Charge HQ sits in Decatur. Executive VP W R Collins said officials are not aware of suits and will study copies with attorneys before commenting. Banks will decide on next steps after reviewing filings.
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State National Bank
Huntsville
State National
Decatur
W.R
Bill) Collins
Collins
Sparkman backs quotas and Appalachian aid in Alabama talk
Sparkman argued for orderly trade through quotas to improve relations with other nations. He noted Congress approved a 3.9 billion federal focus on Appalachian and regional development and Randolph County is among 35 Alabama counties eligible for aid. He cited the Economic Disaster Relief Act of 1971 pending House action.
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Sparkman
Roanoke
Congress
Senate
House
Grant Assists Athens Sewers Expansion and Upgrades
The Athens Sewage Treatment Plant receives an 835 560 grant to modify expand and upgrade interceptor sewers as part of over 2 million in federal funds for the area cited by Rep Bob Jones and Sens John Sparkman and? Jw Allen Decatur also gets 1 406 406 for a similar project Hubert Meadows says he has not heard official word yet but plans for plant expansion exist The plant southeast of Athens provides secondary wastewater treatment.
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Athens
Bob Jones
John Sparkmaft
Jw Allen
Environmental Protection Agency
Decatur
Hubert Meadows
Jones
Decatur Fort Oglethorpe baseball night notes
Moss Point star Charlie Stauter drove in an eighth inning run on a wild pitch to edge Louisiana, with Kelly Goff delivering seven solid innings for Mississippi. St Bernard Parish catcher Elphage Caillouette homered and doubled. Kim Seamon closed the win. Alabama Center Point beat Middle Valley, Tennessee as Michael Blanks fueled the rally with a homer and a single. Texarkana defeated Florida behind Mike Bigham, with Johnny Blackmon taking the loss.
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Fort Oglethorpe
Moss Point
Charlie Stauter
Mississippi
Louisiana
St. Bernard Parish
New Orleans
Stauter
Kelly Goff
Goff
Elphage Caillouette
St. Bernard
Kim Seamon
Caillouette
Mike Moore
Alabama
Center Point
Middle Valley
Tenn
Michael Blanks
Jimmy Plumlee
Tennessee
Martin Eubanks
Randy Keylon
Texarkana
Tex
Florida
Jim Bishkin
Texas
Kenny Morrell
Mike Bigham
Skunk Ape Legend Sparks Florida Expedition Plans
Amateur archaeologist notes the Skunk Ape name from odor. Diemer suggests a Florida black bear could resemble an ape under certain conditions. Osbon plans an expedition next month to capture an apeman and offers to photograph the endeavor, inviting scientists and photographers to join.
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Diemer
Florida
Osbon
Development plan includes riding trails and coliseum
The proposal outlines $900000 in riding trails a stud barn three training rings and sales facilities with total site and coliseum costs expected to exceed $750000. Jacobs described the project as a real pursuit of a new facility.
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Jacobs
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Doc) Shell
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