Cordial China Talks Seen As Good Omen
President Nixon and Chou En lai maintain a cordial public tone amid private talks in Peking. The day includes a Chou-Nixon meeting, a Chinese gymnastic exhibition, and Mrs Nixon touring farms and factories despite snow. Chinese officials guard details as People’s Daily reports sell out.
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China
Nixon
Chou
Nixons
Chiang Ching
Mao Tse-tung
Teng Ying-chao
Chao Kuan-hua
Chang Wen-chin
Foreign Ministry
West Europe
America
Australasia
Wang Hai-jung
Tang Wen-sheng
Peking
January U S price trends show mixed changes in 1968
The report notes meat and car price gains amid overall price shifts. Food costs edged down 0.2 percent after seasonal adjustments while non food items fell 0.3 percent. Home costs rose and services climbing due to taxes and transit fees. Weekly earnings declined to 129.20 dollars, though spendable earnings for a married worker with three dependents rose 62 cents thanks to tax relief.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
New York
Department’s
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon China visit coverage on U S networks cited
AP reports network schedules for Nixon's China trip with ABC CBS and NBC nightly coverage. Nixon and Chou En Lai hold private talks at the Great Hall of the People before a White House visit in Peking with Kissinger aides present.
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Nixon
China
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CBS
NBC
Great Wall
Chou
U.S
Department of Information
Ne 87
Information Department
Wih Chou
Great Hall
Peking
Peking White House
Presisi
Wiison
Thether
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
John Holdridge
Winston Lard
Jury Indicts Alabama Air Guard Chief
A federal grand jury indicted Maj. Gen. George Reed Doster and three subordinates for conspiring to solicit $3,200 in political contributions from Air Guard officers for 1970 Alabama campaigns including George Wallace Albert Brewer Hugh Morrow III and Leland Childs. Unindicted co conspirators named. The scheme allegedly began in March 1970 and targeted multiple officers.
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Washington
Alabama Air National Guard
Alabama
Justice Department
Department
George C. Wallace
Atty
John N. Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Montgomery
Ala
George Reed Doster
Doster
Henry Fillingim Jr
James E. Hardwick
Alfred B. Gurley
Air Guard
Lawrence A. Doyle
William P. Baker
Willie L. Whitman Jr
Edward D. Gilmer
Lonnie J. Slauson Jr
Wallace
Albert Brewer
Hugh Morrow III
Leland Childs
Blackwell Zinc Smelter Could Close Over Pollution
Blackwell Zinc Co. president Jim Gorman says pollution problems may force closing of the smelting plant and 800 jobs in jeopardy. He added the firm is studying methods to continue operations while complying with environmental regulations.
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Blackwell
Okla
Blackwell Zinc Co
Jim Gorman
Gorman
Vietnam rounds hit district HQ near Hanoi and militia bases
Viet Nam rounds struck the Tuyen Nhon district headquarters 35 miles west of Hanoi with 22 mortar rounds, causing no casualties. Four U.S. soldiers were wounded when seven rounds hit the Support Command HQ before midnight. Air Force F4s bombed antiaircraft guns inside North Vietnam after they fired on an unarmed recon plane about 45 miles north of the DMZ. results unclear and no aircraft damaged. This marks the 63rd protective reaction strike this year.
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Tuyen Nhon
U.S
Support Command
Air Force
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Freeholder Races Open In City Wards
Carrie P Carpenter and Devonna F Minnich file for freeholder seats in Ward 2 and Ward 3 respectively. Howard Way also seeks Ward 2 seat. Eight posts total, two per ward, with top two winners if charter issue passes. Filing closes Friday.
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Brent Circle
Precinct Registrars Listed for Comanche County
A roster lists precinct registrars for Comanche County with each ward and registrar name and address. Notable entries include Washington Mrs. Kenneth Clapp at 209 Arlington and Garfield Virginia Kasperell at 501 N. 29th.
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Comanche County
Washington
Kenneth Clapp
Arlington Wilson
Fred Simpson
Arlington Garfield
Virginia Kasperell
29Th Grove
Wanda Tuck
46Th
Adams
Mary E. Poindexter
Westwood
Edward Campbell
N. 40Th Kuntz
Betty J. Lewis
Hoover Westminster
Melvin Price
Arlington
Sill Officer Promoted To Full Colonel With Eagles
Edouard A. Peloquin chief of the Studies Division at Fort Sill was promoted to full colonel on Tuesday. He received his insignia in afternoon ceremonies from his wife and Col. Walter R. Harris commander of the Combat Developments command.
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Edouard A. Peloquin
U.S. Army
Combat Developments Command
Fort Sill
Walter R. Harris
Police Seek Public Help in Manhunt for Slay Suspect
Oklahoma City police request public assistance in locating a man linked to the death of 52 year old Jewell Couser who was killed while babysitting. Credit card purchases made in Kansas and Colorado tied to the suspect helped form a composite sketch. The fugitive is a 30 to 35 year old man, about six feet tall, 180 pounds, with dark brown wavy hair and long sideburns.
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Oklahoma City
Jewell Couser
Kansas
Colorado
Reading Period Aims to Boost Classroom Calm and Reading Habits
Teachers note a calmer school after the reading period begins with less after school fighting and fewer discipline cases. The program lets students watch and swap books, while a national survey shows low prior exposure to reading at home or school. An informal Kuntz survey finds strong support and calls for expansion to an hour.
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Kuntz
United States
Hartke Roudebush recount court decision discussed by Justices
The article analyzes the Supreme Court ruling on the Indiana recount dispute involving Hartke and Roudebush. Justices Warren, White, Marshall, and Blackmun formed the majority with Stewart. Powell Jr. and Rehnquist did not participate. Roudebush welcomed the decision, stressing Indiana law required a recount. Douglas argued the Senate could resolve election controversies and consider a recount under laboratory conditions. Hartke led by about one vote per precinct. the Senate oath was administered January 21, 1971, with Hartke seated without prejudice to later outcomes.
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Senate
Warren E. Burger
Byson R. White
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
Stewart
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Roudebush
The
Veterans Administration
Indiana
Douglas
Himself
Brennan
House of Congress
Hartke
Supreme Court
Dry ice reaches minus eighty degrees Celsius
The passage notes dry ice can reach temperatures as low as minus 80 degrees Centigrade, highlighting its unusually cold nature compared with ordinary ice.
Market extends gains on favorable data with Dow at 915.86
The New York stock market rose amid mild profit taking as the Dow Jones average climbed 2.40 to 915.86. Advancers beat decliners 3 to 2 on the NYSE as investors priced in slower January CPI growth and stronger durable goods orders.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Invest in U S Savings Bonds New Freedom Shares
A brief promotion urges readers to invest in U S Savings Bonds and new Freedom Shares offering government backed securities and potential savings benefits. The notice emphasizes secure government backed investments and long term growth potential for households.
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U.S
NEW Freedom
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