Mao Orders Army to Aid Farmers in Spring Planting
Mao Zedong urged the Red Army to assist farmers and ensure rural unity during spring cultivation. He warned cadres at all levels against counterrevolutionary efforts and factionalism while promising forgiveness to opponents who admit past mistakes. The message stresses mobilizing troops and party organs to boost agricultural production across China.
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Treasury notes promise new bonds won’t disrupt economy
Treasury officials say the new high interest notes or bonds must be held at least a year and won’t disrupt banks, savings and loan associations, or private rates. The notes offer 4.5 percent after year three, with 4.74 percent on Freedom Shares selling May 1, tied to payroll savings and a Vietnam War borrowing plan.
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Masons and Knights Join In Civic Programs
New Haven a P report that the Masons and the Knights of Columbus in the Northeast and mid Atlantic states agreed to form broader civic programs. The panels discussed cooperation on moral civic and social action including youth leadership, citizenship development and support of constituted authority. The joint statement framed fraternal bonds and shared values under God as bases for cooperation across Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups.
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Shafer presses bid for constitutional convention
Gov. Shafer met with Democratic and Republican leaders in Harrisburg to shore up support for his proposed limited constitutional convention bill. Talks focused on specific concessions, with Democrats resisting major changes and Republicans seeking some nonpartisan election of delegates and other terms. A Monday session is planned as negotiators push to win House and Senate backing before May statewide vote.
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Population grows to about 194 million says Census Bureau
Washington reports the Census Bureau estimates the U S population at a little under 194 million as of January 1, a 10 percent rise from 180 million in 1960. The bureau projects the 200 million mark to be reached in 1987 or early 1988.
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Ford recalls 217000 cars for power brake fault
Ford Motor Co recalls 217000 1966 1967 model Ford Fairlane Mercury Lincoln Thunderbird and related vehicles including Comets Mustangs and Cougars for possible power brake failure and inoperative brake boosters under cold conditions. Some steering shaft welds and booster design also cited as safety concerns.
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Felon Follies at Utah State Prison
Inmates at Utah State Prison plan a tale show titled Felon Follies for outsiders this Friday and Saturday. The report notes a Chrysler recall of 140,239 passenger cars for inspection and replacement of defective parts affecting about 44,000 vehicles, while Ford says only a small percentage have faulty power brake boosters.
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