Prospects of Any Business Deals With Peking
American businessmen face slim chances of closing deals in Peking after Nixon's trip. Officials note China seeks self sufficiency and balance of trade, with limited consumer goods, mainly grain, and little direct US engagement. Competition from Japan and Europe, plus indirect trade routes, dampen hopes for quick deals.
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Peking
New York
Nixon
People’s Republic
United States
Los Angeles
China
America
Japan
Nudists aim to expand public access to parks in bold policy
The American Sunbathing Association representing about 130 clubs and 20 000 members plans an open door for the public this year. President Robert G Johnston says they will operate competitive recreational facilities rather than secluded retreats inviting visitors as if to Disney World.
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Washington
America
American Sunbathing Association
Robert G. Johnston
Disney World
ASA
Disney
Nudist plan prompts guarded policy shift and ad drive
John ston discusses ASA plan with nudist groups as three quarters may join with cautious reception. Visitors may pay about five dollars per family at most facilities while ads push a nationwide campaign including a guidebook with maps. Jack Jackson notes minimal screening. Johnston foresees 25 percent growth this year from new policy and advertising.
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ASA
United States
Jack Jackson
Holiday Inn
Los Angeles
Final Rites for Texas Publisher Harte Held in San Angelo
SAN ANGELO Texas AP Houston Harte publisher of the San Angelo Standard Times and founder of Harte Hanks Newspapers died around noon Monday at 79. His funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Harte built a 50 year publishing empire from a 2300 circulation paper to a chain of 19 papers in six states with over 600000 total circulation and ownership of a San Antonio TV station. He arrived in Texas from Missouri in 1917 and formed Harte Hanks with Bernard Hanks after buying the San Angelo Standard in 1917. He started in Missouri with the Knob Noster Gem and Central Missouri Republican before moving to Texas, purchasing the Standard, then expanding to Sweetwater papers and the Ruby Star Record. He married Caroline McCutcheon in 1921.
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Harte
First Presbyterian Church
Fairmount
Texas
Missouri
Harte-Hanks Newspapers Inc
San Antonio
Knob Noster
University of Missouri
Central Missouri Republican
Boonville
Donald Ferguson
The
Milwaukee Journal
J. G. Murphy
Standard
Caroline Isabel McCutche
St. Angelus Hotel
Sweetwater Daily Reporter
Sweetwater Weekly Reporter
Ruby Star Record
Bernard Hanks
Abilene Reporter-News
Harte-Hanks Newspapers
Hanks
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Charles A. Guy
How to Help Dead Party by HAL BOYLE
New York AP humorous column promotes a cliche party game using trite phrases. The piece revels in predictable questions and answers, dramatizing how clichés fill the spoken word and drain originality.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Founders Day at Shorter College Eyes Final Arkansas event
The 86th Founders Day of Shorter College to be led by The Rt. Reverend D Ward Nichols with the Twelfth Episcopal District. Activities span March 12 to 17 including a symposium a librarian in charge a banquet and a keynote sermon by Dr J G Harris of Pittsburgh. Notables include Oleg L Griffin acting president and Dr Rufus King Young as host pastor with services at Bethel AME Church Little Rock.
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Bethel Ame
D. Ward Nichols
Twelfth Episcopal District
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Shorter College
North Little Rock
Oleg L. Griffin
College of Your Choice
Bethel A.M.E
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State Streets
Little Rock
Rufus King Young
W. B. Banks
J. G. Harris
Harris
St. James A.M.F
Bishopic
Kay Bailey Nichols
Episcopal
Rogenia Alexander
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Bethel A.M.E. Church
5Th and
Laurel Streets
Hope
Bombers Pave Way for S. Vietnamese to Cambodia
Saigon reports 2,000 extra South Vietnamese troops join a five day offensive in eastern Cambodia amid heavy fighting with North Vietnamese units. Government says 132 North Vietnamese and 12 South Vietnamese soldiers killed as B52 bombers strike Chup and Mimot rubber plantations. Troop push extends a 35 mile front toward suspected supply bases under Tay Ninh command.
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Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Chup
Mimot
Peam Cheang
Indochina
Nguyen van Minh
Education Board Adopts Rule to Guard Ada Funding
Arkansas board approves regulation to base average daily attendance on a normal month when protests lower ADA in the Marianna district, shielding state aid for this year. Other districts face no similar actions. A plea for a Mena vo tech school is also heard.
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Little Rock
State Board of Education
Marianna
A.W. Ford
Ford
Mena
Rabie Rhodes
Harrison
Burns Fatal in Mobile Home Fire at West Memphis
Mrs Eve lyn C Ellison 47 of West Memphis died from burns she suffered last week when a fire swept through her mobile home. She had been hospitalized in Memphis since the blaze. The incident occurred as plans to build a vo ted school were considered but funding timelines were unclear.
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Ark
John Barrett
Helena
Marvell
U.S. 49
Here
Barrett
Don von Kanel
Lexa
Memphis
Evelyn C. Ellison
West Memphis
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