Chinese migrants in Southeast Asia face discrimination and criticized limits
A fragmented report notes Chinese communities in Malaysia and across Southeast Asia accuse local laws of curbing their business and schooling opportunities while nationalists push for protective measures. Many Chinese born in Malaysia feel insulted by restrictions as regional economies move to curb finance and industry.
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China
Colymin
Malaysia
Lubbock Man Becomes Ensign In Naval Reserve
William H. Heard Jr. has been commissioned as an ensign in the Naval Reserve to report June 7 to Amphibious Forces, Pacific in San Diego. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William H Heard Sr of 4713 43rd Street and is married to Pettey. Heard’s first duty will be on the Public Information Office staff of the commander.
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U.S. Navy
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William H. Heard, Jr
Naval Reserve
Ina Cere
William H. Heard Sr
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Heard
Pacific
San Diego
Calif
Public Information Office
Missionary Force Dwindles to Six
New York officials report the United Church Board for World Ministries has six missionaries remaining, down from a larger group. The executive vice president Carleton notes many are on leave in the United States. A planned outreach week in Mexico City outlines future programs.
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UPD
United Church of Christ In
Tred Carleton
United Church Board For World Ministries
United States
Mexico City
Miesa
Mexico
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