Little Prospect Of Red China Trade
AP Business Writer Miles A Smith outlines slim odds for U S businessmen to trade with the People's Republic of China after President Nixon's visit. He notes Beijing's self sufficiency, limited consumer goods, grain focus, and preference to trade through intermediaries, with Japan and Europe posing competition.
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Funds Urged For Black Colleges by Industry Leader
Burlington Industries President Ely R. Callaway Jr. urged recognizing black colleges as an essential input source for business and society at a United Negro College Fund meeting. He noted progress in recruiting on black campuses and said the South houses most supported schools.
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South Viet soldiers push deeper into Cambodia front
South Vietnam sent 2000 more troops into eastern Cambodia to extend a five day offensive with a 35 mile front. Saigon reported 132 North Vietnamese killed and 12 South Vietnamese deaths as B52 bombers strike Chup and Mimot plantations.
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Holshouser outlines drug plan in North Carolina
Republican governor candidate Jim Holshouser presented a statewide anti drug plan at a Charlotte civic club. He urged education as the defense, called for college courses on drug abuse for future teachers, and asked high schools to expand drug education. He dismissed marijuana legalization as unlikely.
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Nudist Camps Going Public in Open Door Policy
The American Sunbathing Association ASA moves to open 130 clubs to the public with a $5 family fee at most parks. President Robert G Johnston says the aim is competitive recreational facilities rather than cults and invites visitors to similar venues as Disney World.
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