Teng Emerges as China's Next Ruler in Mao Ford Talks
Mao Tse tung told Ford in Peking that Teng Hsiaio ping will be China's next ruler. Kissinger briefed Republican leaders on the plan and said Teng is in charge as Mao, vigorous at 81, remains a key figure. U S China ties hinge on Taiwan Korea and Taiwan policies with Southeast Asia seen in context.
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Medicinal Advances and Health Notes From 1928
In this 1928 snapshot, teclomethasone is hailed as a British asthma drug not yet available in the US, praised for fewer side effects than prednisone and already used in Britain, Canada, and many European nations. Separate items flag incubator noise risks, potential cancer concerns with herpes-related dye-light therapy, and insomnia drug comparisons.
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The Self and the State in Public Budgets
A column argues reform starts with individuals, not groups, condemning endless pork barrel spending. It notes parties and voters demand cuts only when others bear the cost, harming the democratic process as budgets rise regardless of who governs. The piece foresees IOUs as the only lasting souvenir of Christmas fiscal choices.
Dear Santa George Robeson Christmas List
A historical letter framing a personal Christmas wish for enduring virtues. The writer catalogs desired gifts like Kindness and Tolerance toys, asks for brighter Christmas lights, and muses on steadfast values versus passing popular opinion. The piece reflects nostalgia and moral requests more than material items.
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Quotations From Newspapers Scatter Across The Page
A collage of brief adages and light jokes from various papers. The items offer humorous takes on work, arguments, taxes, modern girls, and friendships, reflecting a snapshot of everyday quips.
Opinion Page Columnists Represent Diverse Viewpoints
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