Famed Chinese Americans split on recognition issue
Honolulu UPI reports two prominent Chinese Americans from Hawaii diverge on U S recognition of China. Chinn Ho backs normalization and recognition, while Hiram Fong favors normalization but opposes changing the status quo or recognizing Beijing now.
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Book alleges Hughes faced blackmail and Mormon hires
Hollywood records claim Howard Hughes used two scout men to select potential mistresses, with mothers allegedly attempting blackmail after pressuring him to sponsor girls. Chouinard, Hughes's former security chief, kept files on hundreds of girls and details of a “harem” era. In another note, Muskie criticizes the government for overestimating natural gas supplies ahead of a cold winter, calling the WEEP plan too little too late.
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Regenerating lost limbs could become a medical reality
Purdue researchers use body electric currents to guide healing in frogs and suggest humans may regenerate bones and flesh. Dr. Lionel Jaffe notes current science in England and Australia treats partial finger loss by letting wounds heal openly to regrow tissue.
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Zenith to Fire 5600 Workers as Imports Cut U.S. Jobs
Zenith Radio Corp will shift some operations to Mexico and Taiwan and cut 5,600 U.S. jobs within a year while retaining final assembly work in the United States. President John J. Nevin says cheaper overseas labor and tax rebates hurt U.S. makers. Zenith plans to appeal a court ruling on duties. The move follows years of import competition and slumping earnings.
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