Chou Endtai remembered as urbane and friendly figure
Madison Connecticut AP recounts Helen Foster Snow's memories of Chou Enlai as urbane, open, and personable. She recalls meeting him in 1937 during the Chinese revolution, his fluency in French, and his role in shaping Sino American relations. Snow calls him a great friend of China and notes his gratitude for help during Yenan years.
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Madison, Conn
Chou Endtai
Cuna
Edgar Snow
Helen Foster Snow
Chou
Red Army
Yenan
Snow
China
Mrs. Snow Sai
Mrs Snow
Chou En-lai
Teng Ying-chao
North Carolina Troopers Form Lobbying Association
North Carolina highway patrolmen create the North Carolina State Highway Patrol Trooper Association Inc to push for higher pay better fringe benefits and a stronger say in patrol policy. Johnny Davis of Sanford notes the group will lobby for all 1200 troopers though only troopers can join and it will not be a union. About two dozen members have started the nucleus with some 400 of nearly 900 eligible troopers willing to pay dues.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Johnny Davis
Sanford
The
North Carolina State Highway Patrol Trooper Association Inc
Tme
Davis
Soviet cruiser moves south of West Africa toward Angola
Washington reports the Kresta I cruiser steaming south along the West African coast possibly joining Soviet ships near Angola. It left the Mediterranean and was last seen off Mauritania en route Conakry, with officials unsure if it will halt or continue toward Angola amid U S calls for withdrawal from the region.
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Washington
West African
Angola
Mediterranean
Mauritania
Pentagon
Conakry
Guinea
Trend Slows in Farm Population Decline 1970–74
Statistics from Census Bureau and Agriculture Department show farm population fell about 12 percent annually from 1970 through 1974, with 9.7 million workers in 1970 and 9.3 million in April 1974. Blacks and other minority farm residents dropped from 938,000 to 655,000, while under 14s declined 20 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Agriculture Department
Vera Banks
Banks
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Peking
Helen Snow
Troopers Organizing Association
Africa
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Gabon
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Sammy Hall
High Point College
Paula Clodfelter
Dallas St
High Point
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First Church OF God
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cHuck Estep
First Church of God Wise
Nash
Main St
Discount Centers
Cloniger DR. Thomasville
Sunbeam Electric
Gibson's
Gibson’s
Long John
Armstront Place ‘N Press
Gray
Spirit OF America
Reg Twin
Queen
SALE
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Bath
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