Canton Trade Fair Visit Shows China’s Exports and Propaganda
Report from Canton describes the Canton Trade Fair as a multi floor expo with 80,000 displays including petroleum products, grains, silks, machinery, and crafts. It notes strong political messaging praising Mao and Marxism, plus large attendance from 50 countries, and contrasts the exhibit with broader China. The article concludes with a crash report from Mexico, Missouri.
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Canton
China
America
Central
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Stalin
Mao
Africa
Albania
Cuba
No. 6
People’s Hospital of
Shanghai
Chairman Mao
Liu Chih-fang
School Officials Seek Governor Bond Help In Strike Dispute
In St. Louis officials dialed Gov. Christopher S. Bond's office seeking state aid to end a 15 day teachers strike. The governor's office planned to outline possible assistance while board members criticized Mayor Cervantes after rejecting a $7,600 base offer and pushing for a broader package including $8,000 in September and other reforms.
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ST. Louis
Christopher
A. J. Cervantes
American Federation of Teachers
St. Louis Teachers Association
National Education Association
Cervantes
City Hall
SLTA
AFT
Charles L. McBaine Rites Set In Centralia
Charles Leo McBaine 77 of 715 N Kentucky Rd died at 6 55 p.m. Sunday in Fulton Hospital after a long illness. Funeral at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Arnold funeral home conducted by Don Wortman. Burial Glendale Memorial Gardens Centralia. Survived by wife Alice Wilson Pilcher and a step son and daughter. He was a WWI veteran and member of the First Christian Church and VFW. Burial in Centralia. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Monday.
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Charles Leo McBaine
Kentucky Rd
Fulton
Arnold Funeral Home
Don Wortman
Kentucky Road Christian Church
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Centralia
T.W
Rebecca Hudwell McBaine
McBaine
Boone County
Columbia
Alice Wilson Pilcher
France
First Christian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Audrain County
William E. Pilcher
Mexico
Marjorie Dennison
Elsie Miller
Larry R. Azdell
Phillip W. Azdell
Donna Steinkamp
Plan For First PWs Near An Loc
U S officials expect the first releases of American prisoners of war this week and indicate ships and aircraft may soon clear mines laid by the U S Navy in North Vietnamese waters. Truce observers spread to regional HQs as fighting slackens and B52s fly over Laos per Laotian requests.
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Saigon
U.S
U.S. Navy
Laos
U.S. Pacific
Honolulu
An Loc
Der
Joint Military Commission
United States
Mekong Delta
Paris
South Vietnam
Washington
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Joint Military Commission For Control and Supervision
Brian McCauley
Navy
Haiphong
Florence Ford 69 Dies After Extended Illness
Funeral services for Florence Ford aged 69 of 416 Christie Street will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at St. Paul CME Church with Rev. C A Trotter officiating. Burial will follow in Elmwood Cemetery. She died Saturday at Audrain Medical Center after a long illness. Born February 17 1903 in Santa Fe she was the daughter of Joe and Belle Hinch Sue. Surviving are two sons Joe Melvin Nelson of Martinsburg Willie Eugene Nelson of Columbia a step son William Ford of Columbia two daughters Letha Mae Miller of Mexico and Josephine Soils of Columbia a brother Jodie Sue of Mexico and five sisters Maggie Scott Blanche Johnson Edna Cheatum Angeline Mozee and Mary V Fisher all of Mexico Twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren also survive. Three brothers preceded her in death. Friends may call at Arnold funeral home 7 to 8 p.m. Monday.
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Florence Ford
Christie St
St. Paul Cme Church
C.A. Trotter
Elmwood Cemetery
Joe Ford
Angeline Mozee
Mary V. Fisher
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
60 Doctors And 100 Nurses Stand By For POWs
At Clark Air Base Philippines AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett reports sixty doctors and one hundred nurses stand by with a medical team for American prisoners of war. Col. John W. Ord says most POWs may depart within 72 hours of arrival after initial exams, rest, and rapid processing.
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Peter Arnett
Clark Air Base
Philippines
John W. Ord
U.S. Air Force Hospital
Mexico Evening School Opens Tonight at 7
Enrollment for the second semester at Mexico High School begins at 7 PM with classes including Advanced Sewing and Tailoring Advertising Layout Planning and Sales Antique Clock Repair Antique Watch Repair Antique Furniture Refinishing and Woodworking Beginning Sewing Blue Print Reading Bridge Cake Decorating Crocheting Decoupage Drivers Training Good Grooming and Poise Guitar Playing Intermediate Sewing Interior Decorating Knits Men s Wear Landscaping for Home Grounds Needle Point P E for Women Photography Practical Parenting Rapid Reading Salesmanship Surveying Upholstery and Wills and Estate Planning The Rapid Reading and Wills and Estate Planning classes are already full.
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Mexico Evening School
Mexico High School
Needle Point
P.E
Hawthorne Gym
No Glamor But Girl Brick-setter Makes Her Mark
Miss Cindy Kay Handley an 18 year old Auxvasse girl becomes Kaiser's first female brick setter. She works 40 to 48 hours weekly in a male dominated job earning from 3.45 to 3.67 per hour, with 44 hours yielding about 180 dollars. Foreman Patton and supervisor Duckworth praise her performance and plan to keep her beyond a 30 day probation, citing compliance with equal opportunities laws.
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Kay Speckhart
Cindy Kay Handley
Auxvasse
Kaiser Refractories Co
Cindy
Kaiser's
Robert Patton
Charles E. Duckworth
Duckworth
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Alma Ruth Beasley
Highway 54
Fritz Woodruff
Bill Baker
Gary Walker
Miss Long
Beasley
Audrain Medical Center
Linda Ruth
Richard Vance
Bond
Dousman
Wis
Index
Pearl River
Hong Kong Harbor
International Commission
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