Nixon and Chou Endorse Quiet Step Toward Peaceful Coexistence
Nixon and Chou En Lai met near Peking to frame a possible era of peaceful coexistence while maintaining ideological differences. They discussed exchange programs for scholars reporters and scientists and a low level of ongoing contact, possibly outside full diplomatic ties, with venues like Canada as a model. The first couple toured cultural sites and joined Chou for a gymnastics show as discussions continued ahead of Nixon's Feb. 28 departure from Shanghai.
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Ming Tombs
Peking
Nixon
Chou
Asia
Rogers
Chi Peng-fei
Police Seminar Missing Lubbock Attendance Linked to Budget Constraints
The Lubbock Police held a seminar on abduction slayings but Lubbock officials skipped due to costs. Rep. Wayne Love said most expenditures must be budgeted and noted talks with agencies attending. A .32 caliber gun found near Lake Ransom Canyon is not confirmed as the Perryman murder weapon, with lab tests pending. The Dallas seminar covers the Perryman case among others tied to similar firearms.
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D. E. Derrien
Lake Ransom Canyon
Elizabeth Perryman
Amarillo
Pet
Wayne Love
Lubbock
Mesquite
Forest Covey
Susan Dariene Shaw
Miss Shaw
Coveys
Quinlan
Tex
Lake Ray Hubbard
FBI
Sheri Martin
Kearns
Utah
Wendover
Jones
California
Mills Proposal Would Raise Social Security Taxes and Benefits
A Mills plan would raise tax rates and payroll base for Social Security, shifting more burden to higher earners. The bill would set future rate increases and base amounts, with projected stronger benefits after January 1970 and January 1971 increases, while claiming the fund stays sound for 75 years if enacted.
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Misimuan
Senate
Mills
Manauilli
Mewsmen
Social Security Advisory Council
Ex-Lubbock Man Elected Exec VP at Coleman Bank
Henry Holmes is elected executive vice president and director of Coleman Bank by bank president Richard Sharp. A Shamrock native and Texas Tech graduate, Holmes previously led Citizens National Bank in Lubbock and chaired Corsicana National Bank board. He served in World War I and later ran real estate, insurance, mortgage lending, and construction ventures with his wife Vivian and four children. They attend First Baptist Church of Lubbock.
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Henry Holmes
Coleman Bank
Richard Sharp
Holmes
Coleman
Lubbock
Citizens National Bank
Corsicana National Bank
Corsicana
Texas Tech University
Southern Methodist University
Shamrock
Vivian
First Baptist Church of
Landry Speaks At Odessa Mayors Breakfast
Tom Landry, coach of the Dallas Cowboys, spoke at the fourth annual Mayors Prayer Breakfast in the Pan American Ballroom Odessa. About 1,000 attendees heard Landry with Odessa Mayor Jim Reese introducing him in his final such event as mayor. Last year attendance was 600.
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Odessa
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Jim Reese
Landry
Reese
Kissinger Leads NSC Talks with China Delegates in Peking
Henry Kissinger and two NSC aides John Holdridge and Winston Lord wrapped a long negotiation session over tea. They joined a secret July flight to Peking to arrange the President’s meeting with China. Chinese participants included Chou En-lai, Chiao Kuan-hua, and Chang Wen-.
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Henry A. Kissinger
National Security Council
John H. Holdridge
Winston Lord
Kissinger
Peking
Chou
Chiao Kuan-hua
China
United Nations
Chang Wen
Robbery Trial Nears Windup in Anderson Case
In 137th District Court the state and defense prepare final arguments in the robbery of a Circle Gulf Service Station at the Tohoka Traffic Circle. Dewey Edward Anderson, 25, of 4208-B 36th St, is charged with the Sept. 27 heist that yielded about $70. Evidence includes a gun and a straw hat. The trial began Tuesday.
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137Th District Court
Dewey Edward Anderson
Anderson
36Th St
Circle Gulf
Tohoka
Silverton Clinic Plans Discussed After Gift
Silverton group braces for meeting at First State Bank Pioneer Room at 7 p.m. Tuesday to plan the Briscoe County Clinic Associa tion. The agenda includes amendments for incorporation perpetual administration and dissolution distribution following a $120,000 gift from Cogdill Brothers to fund a medical facility.
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Silverton
Briscoe County Clinic Association
Cogdill Brothers
First State Bank
Nixon Trip Expenses Hit Taxpayers and News Coverage Costs
Nixon's China trip costs taxpayers over 300000 for transportation and related government charges. Air Force data cites 707 jet operation at 1180 per hour for about 40 hours, plus backup planes. news organizations spend over 200000 on flight tickets. Satellite communications and hotel meals are billed to the government, with per‑person hotel rates at 150 for the week and champagne flown in at taxpayers’ expense.
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Washington
Nixon
China
White House
Clude
Air Force
Peking
Comsat
United States
Hangchow
Shanghai
Oclcasion
Avenue L Reopens Partial Traffic After Brick Fall
Traffic on Avenue L near the Great Plains Building partially reopened Wednesday after a wall was built to shield motorists. The eight foot barrier, funded by building owners, blocks one west lane and directs southbound traffic to two lanes while bricks from the damaged 20 story structure threaten more debris.
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Great Plains
Avenue L
Main
Broadway
Bill McDaniel
Kleindienst nomination vote looms in Senate panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee plans to vote on Richard G. Kleindienst for attorney general after a day and a half of testimony. Chairman James Eastland expects no votes against the nomination. Senator Edward M. Kennedy questioned the May Day arrests and constitutional rights, with Kleindienst defending the handling as not damaging to the Constitution.
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John N. Mitchell
Kennedy
Kleindienst
Nixon
Washington
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Kielndienst
Department of Justice
Peking tour exposes charm and quirks of Mao era capital
A sending journalist explores Beijing's mix of old and new under Maoist rule. He notes press culture, street life, and shops selling herbal medicines and vaccines while films critique old and new politics. He contrasts Western impressions with a revolutionary moralism guiding daily life.
Proxmire Discusses Hair Transplant And Appearance
Senator William Proxmire confirms plans for a hair transplant and says the change will be modest. He notes his appearance is private and will not affect Senate duties or attendance.
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Proxmire
Strow
Senate
Munich woman secures monthly bus pass for dachshund
A Munich dog lover obtained a monthly bus pass for her dachshund Astor von Ludwigstrunk after applying under the dog's full name and paying adult fare. The dog received a standard pass with a photo.
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Munich
Germany
Astor von Ludwigstrunk
Nixon Visit Dominate Chinese Press Coverage
Beijing dispatch notes China's official People's Daily ran four more Nixon images after heavy coverage on Tuesday. Photos show Nixon and Chou En-lai at the conference table, Rogers with Chi Peng-fei, Mrs Nixon visiting the hotel kitchen, and the Nixons with Chiang Ching applauding ballet. No political slant implied.
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Peking
UPC
Nixon
China
People's Daily
Chou En-lai
Great Hall of the People
William FP. Rogers
Chi Peng-fei
Mrs. Nixon
Nixons
Chou
Chiang Ching
Mao Tse-tung
United States
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Party Consultative Committee
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