Chou Pledges Work For US Relations
Premier Chou En-lai pledged that China will work un swervingly for normal relations and friendly contacts with the United States. At a state dinner in Peking, Nixon said the long process of removing the wall between us has begun, as both leaders signaled future exchanges and closer ties despite differences.
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Peking
Chou En-lai
China
United States
Nixon
People
Chou
California
Great Wall of
Great Wall
People’s Republic of China
Mao Tse-tung
White House
Wholesale price jump signals phase 2 bulge continues
Wholesale prices rose eight tenths of one percent in January matching December. Adjusted for seasonal trends the rise was four tenths. Food and farm prices climbed modestly while industrial commodities rose a half percent, suggesting further consumer price increases ahead despite Nixon's 2 to 3 percent annual target.
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Washington
Labor Department
White House
Price Commission
Nixon
Mrs Forsee Found Dead of Gunshot in Audrain County
Mrs Eugene Forsee 34 of 1631 Westminster Place found dead with gunshot wound. Coroner rules death as a personal safety related gunshot wound. Body discovered by 12 year old daughter at 4 40 p.m. yesterday. A .22 rifle found at her feet. Survived by husband Eugene D Forsee, parents Rennie and Lenora Wilson, children Steven Deborah Nancy, brothers LeRoy George Allen Terry Timothy, sister Mrs Waldo Hendricks. Funeral set 1 p.m. Sunday at Arnold Funeral Home with burial East Lawn Cemetery. Visitation Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Audrain County
Connie L. Pickering
Eugene Forsee
Westminster Place
Forsee
Harold Sulgrove
Helen Darlene Forsee
Moberly
Rennie and
Lenora Stein Wilson
Westran
Huntsville
Eugene D. Forsee
Steven
Deborah
Nancy
LeRoy Wilson
George K. Wilson
Allen Wilson
Tacoma
Wash
Terry Wilson
Timothy Wilson
Little Rock
Ark
Waldo
Lavaune) Hendricks
Friendship Baptist Church of Mexico
Marvin Jones
Jerry Ostrum
Arnold Funeral Home
East Lawn Cemetery
Greenburg files for city council race in Greenburg’s bid
James A. Greenburg of 518 N. Abat St. filed for a seat on the city council joining Mayor Leonard Snyder for two three year terms. Filing deadline is noon March 11 with a potential primary March 21 if more than four file. regular election April 4. Greenburg is a Missouri Power and Light foreman and VFW leader. his wife Mildred works at A. P. Green Refractories. they have a daughter Evelyn Williams. He is a longtime church and veterans group member.
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James A. Greenburg
N. Abat St
Robert Ligon
Greenburg
Missouri Power and Light Co
Leonard Snyder
Snyder
Warner Williams
VFW
Missouri
Mildred
Marvin Green
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Lee
Evelyn) Williams
Mexico
Gas Department of
Missouri Power and Light
American Legion
Greenburgs
Centennial Baptist Church
Senators Vote To Strip Bus Power
In a 43 to 40 Senate vote, an amendment proposed by Sen. Robert Griffin seeks to bar federal courts from issuing busing orders in school desegregation cases and to prohibit federal funds threats to coerce districts. Opponents warn it would repeal Civil Rights Act provisions and halt desegregation efforts.
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Washington
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Wetterau Foods to Send 1000+ Staff on Caracas Overseas Meet
Eleven Mexico couples join first wave of Wetterau Foods visitors to Venezuela leaving Sunday. A second wave of five additional Mexican families departs March 4. Over 1000 company personnel, including 125 from Mexico Division, will travel on six chartered planes for seven day trips. The group will stay at Macuto Sheraton Hotel near Caracas for business meetings and recreation.
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Mexico
Venezuela
Wetterau Foods
IGA
Wetterau
Larry G. Hickman
Bahamas
J. H. Gourley III
Maurice &. Green
Luke Forest
Jack Roberson
Daryl Spencer
Larry Hickman
Paul Lowther
Perry Lowe
Charles Hixson
Robert Thompson
Dick Holley
Pat Cronan
Vandalia
John Baker
J. H. Gourley, Jr
Tim
Raymond L. Smiley
Vic Kilcoyne
Robert Hawkins
William B. Nowell
Victor Wade
Paris
H. L. Wade
Jim Torrence
Lebanon
Robert Torrence
Eldon
Richard Prenger
Centralia
Ledgerl
Macuto-Sheraton
Caracas
Satellite To Carry Man's Message Into Far Space
Cape Kennedy Fla AP reports a satellite mission planned for Sunday will carry a plaque with scientific symbols noting launch date, origin, and spacecraft details in hopes of communicating with intelligent beings in outer space.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Outer Space
Mm UL poupaEs
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pioneer 10
Jupiter
Earth
Cornell University
Carl Sagan
Cornell
Laboratory For Planetary Studies
Sagan
Linda Salzman Sagan
Frank Drake
National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center
Supreme Court strikes down vagrancy laws nationwide
In a unanimous ruling, the Supreme Court invalidated a Jacksonville Florida ordinance banning “common night walkers” and others deemed able to work but living on family earnings. Justice Douglas warned such laws grant police arbitrary arrests and erode constitutional rights.
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Supreme Court
Jacksonville
Fla
William O. Douglas
Americans battle near Saigon wounding 21
American ground troops fought their biggest clash in months 42 miles east of Saigon. Twenty one U.S. soldiers were wounded with no fatalities reported. The fight involved the 3rd Brigade, 1st Air Cavalry Division, and was followed by heavy air bombardment and searches for remaining enemy forces.
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Saigon
Siagon
U.S
Chester Hanson
da Nang
1St Air Cavalry Division
Hanson
South Vietnam
Highlands
Central Highlands
Air Force
Gastler Renamed Head of Audrain Extension Council
Norman Gastler was reappointed chairman of the Audrain Extension Council at the annual meeting. C. T. Lierheimer remains vice chairman with Mrs. Wayne Shellabarger as treasurer and Mrs. John Rudasill named secretary replacing Mrs. Fairchild, who completes four years of service. Awards honored Mrs. Rudasill and Bennie Salisbury, with several staff reports and retiree acknowledgments. The gathering was at the Audrain 4 H Center with lunch sponsored by the Mexico banks.
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Gastler
Audrain Extension Council
Audrain County Extension Council
Norman Gastler
C. T. Lierheimer
Wayne Shellabarger
John Rudasill
William Fairchild
Fairchild
Rudasill
Bennie Salisbury
Salisbury
John Erdel
Lester England
Don Biuteel
4-H Council
Mexico Banks
Judge Wood
C. Z. Lierheimer
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K&m
Douglas
Extension Council
Wesley Wood
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