Prime Minister Chou Enlai fun moment with American press
The conversation recounts Chou Enlai joking with American reporters during a press event. He teased photographers and editors, then discussed diplomacy and questions about American journalists in China. He highlighted the need for more frequent contact and possible future visits. The piece notes the subsequent news coverage and teases further remarks on Lin Piao and Kennedy.
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New York Times
Washington Post
Los Angeles Times
St.Louis Post Dispatch
Murray
Les ” Chou
Patrick Hrley
Hurley
Yenan
Charles Bennett
The
Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Chow
Bill Hill
Washington
D.C
Star
Bill
Washington, D.C
Chou
General
George C
Ed Murray
United Nations
China
Robert M. White II
Robert M. Whites
Teddy White
America
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Lin Piao
Kennedy
General Mild Weather Ahead This Week
Kansas City AP reports sunshine returned to Missouri over the weekend and is expected to keep conditions mild through the week. Highs range from 40s to 50s with lows in the 20s and 30s, little precipitation, and mostly partly cloudy skies through Friday.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Weather Service
Cape Girardeau
St. Joseph
Joplin
West Plains
Meissert Assigned to Camdenton Patrol Duties
James C. Meissert, a recent Missouri Highway Patrol Academy graduate, will patrol Camdenton beginning Jan. 2. Born in Mexico and a Mexico High School alum, he is the son of Joe Meissert and the late Mrs. Meissert, formerly worked for Kraft Foods in Springfield, and is married to Sherry Griffith with two children, Renee and Joseph II.
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James C. Meissert
Missouri Highway Patrol Academy
Jefferson City
Camdenton
Mexico
Mexico High School
Trooper Meissert
Joe Meissert
S. Morris Sr
Meissert
Kraft Foods
Springfield
Sherry Griffith
Renee
Joseph Charles Meissert II
Booster Club to Sponsor Columbia Bus for MHS game
Mexico High School booster club will sponsor a free Pep Squad bus to tomorrow night’s basketball game at Columbia Hickman. PepSquadders sign up at lunch. bus loads at 5:30 p.m. and departs at 5:45 p.m. Student Council to carol tonight. meet at 6:30 in front of the school office. Future Teachers meet to pack treats for Cerebral Palsy School.
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Mexico High School
Columbia Hickman
StuCe
Steve Collins
Higbee Man Slain Killer Is Captured
In Clovis New Mexico a man sought for the shooting of an Air Force base airman and a 16 year old girl killed himself as officers surrounded him Roberta Gonzalez 29 of Clovis underwent chest surgery at Memorial Hospital and was listed in satisfactory condition The incident followed a shooting at a downtown intersection when three cars were involved and a bullet struck Airman Harold Sumpter of Higbee Missouri and the girl
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Clovis
N.M
Cannon Air Force Base
John Vitale
Robert Gonzalez
Memorial Hospital
Gonzalez
Wandell Massey
Harold Sumpter
Higbee
5 Arrested For Sabotaging Rail Siding
YORK Pa AP state police arrested five New Jersey antiwar activists for allegedly sabotaging a railroad siding into the American Machine and Foundry York plant that supplies material for the air war in Southeast Asia. They were charged with malicious injury to railroads and jailed in York County Prison after arraignment. The group members named are Eugene William Daniel Galvin Jr Thomas Edward Korkames Rollin D Kirk Patricia Kirk Monica McKig.
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Penn Central
American Machine and Foundry Corp
York
Southeast Asia
York County
Emigsville
Eugene William Daniel Galvin Jr
Newark
Thomas Edward Korkames
Boy Suffered Broken Leg In Sled Accident At Washington
Steven Batty aged from the Batty family of 115 Allison Street suffered a broken leg Saturday when a sled struck a tree at the corner of Washington and Whitley Streets. He is in recovery in Room 367 at Audrain Medical Center with his parents by his side.
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Steven Batty
Washington and
Whitley Streets
Steven
Fred Batty
Allison St
Audrain Medical Center
Kissinger says peace unlikely due to core Viet Nam dispute
AP analysis notes Kissinger cites deep disagreements over political control of South Vietnam as preventing a quick settlement. United States seeks a decent interval for stability and escape from blame, while Hanoi aims for a looser cease fire and web of assurances. Thieu pushes for full North Vietnamese withdrawal and permanent border recognition.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Kissinger
Saigon
France
Hanoi
United States
le Duc
le Duc Tho
Thieu
Tho
Paris
International Control Commission
Nguyen van Thieu
17Th Parallel
U.S
Missouri's first heart transplant patient dies at Firmin Desloge
Vincent H. Doberman, a retired meatcutter and Missouri’s first human heart transplant patient, died Saturday after his body rejected the transplanted heart. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Firmin Desloge Hospital, following his 45th birthday on December 5.
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St, Louis
Vincent H. Doberman
Missouri
Firmin Desloge Hospital
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