China settles on friendship policy with rivals and foes
AP analysis notes Peking's People’s Daily outlines a shift to a pragmatic united front approach. It credits Chinese leaders with balancing ideological rigidity against practical aims, favoring alliances against perceived hegemonism and distinguishing the Soviet Union and United States as primary targets while seeking unity with the Second World under certain conditions.
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Phil Brown
Associated Press
TOKYO
China
Peking People's Daily
Peking
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Gang of Four
Sup
United Front
Germany
Japan
Third World
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Canada
Europe
No Workers Grant May Be Returned
Kansas City officials say a chunk of federal flood relief money may return to Washington because too few unemployed workers will take 603 a month temporary jobs offered to repair flood damage. Only about 430 applied, with 100 to 150 average on the payroll and many arriving late or not at all.
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Kansas City
Mon
Washington
Labor Department
Thomas Lewinsohn
Lewinsohn
Wednesday Services Set For Bandleader Lombardo
New York AP reports Guy Lombardo, famed bandleader of the Royal Canadians, died at 75 after heart surgery in Houston. Burial is set for Wednesday, and the band will carry on with the signature tune Auld Lang Syne returning December 31.
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New York
Guy Lombardo
Side of
Heaven
Lombardo
Victor
Royal Canadians
Houston
Methodist Hospital
Lillibelle
Long Island
Farmingdale
Freeport
Jones Beach
Finian
Carnegie Hall
Ontario
Gaetano Lombardo Jr
London
Carmen
Lebert
Lombardo Brothers
Cleveland
Chicago
Windy City
Louis Armstrong
Bix Biederbecke
Middle America
Boo Hoo
Marlena Jo Jones and Kelly Ann Wohlbold Births Reported
Birth notices record Marlena Jo Jones born Sunday at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds nine ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Jones of Vandalia with sibling Matthew. Grandparents Merlin Jones and David Whitehead of Mexico and great grandfather Alf Juenemann of Mexico. Kelly Ann Wohlbold born Saturday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wohlbold of Laddonia, the weight six pounds, and Mr. Wohlbold farms. Melissa Ann Miller born Saturday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Miller of Clarksville weighing seven pounds 12 ounces. Miller employed by Potashnik Construction in Clarksville.
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Joseph E. Jones
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Marlena Jo Jones
Matthew
Merlin Jones
David Whitehead
Mexico
Alf Juenemann
Jones
Vandalia Auto Supply
David C. Wohlbold
Laddonia
Kelly Ann Wohlbold
Wohlbold
Melissa Ann Miller
Stephen W. Miller
Clarksville
Miller
Potashnik Construction
MMA Alumni Honoring Three Longtime Faculty Members
Missouri Military Academy alumni honored Col. C R Stribling Jr Lt Col Elmer R Jackson and Major George L Piper during Homecoming. The trio has 125 years of combined service with MMA noting Stribling’s 57 years and roles from teacher to president, Jackson’s 43 years in music and cadet life, and Piper’s 25 years in teaching coaching and admissions.
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Missouri Military Academy
C.R. Stribling, Jr
Elmer R. Jackson
George L. Piper
Col. Stribling
MMA
Jackson
Piper
Col
C.R. Stribling Jr
Charles Stribling II
Academy
Alumni Association
Ronald Kelly
Gaylon Jackson
Omer Carruthers, Jr
Joplin
George Obernagel III
New Athens
Illinois
William J. Yoest
Camdenton
Missouri
Colonels Club
William Enright
St. Joseph
Unemployment Costs Trillions Across the Economy
Washington AP report says unemployment could cost trillions in output and taxes by century's end if joblessness stays high. An Exploratory Project for Economic Alternatives study criticizes leaders and cites 7 percent jobless rate in October versus earlier 2 percent realism. It assesses potential losses and compares U.S. output to European levels, noting international economists' concerns and figures from Brookings and former Reagan advisers.
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Washington
United States
Project For Economic Alternatives
Japan
Europe
Canada
Bruce K. MacLaury
Brookings Institution
Paul McCracken
President
Elvis Impersonator Plans Benefit for Wounded Fan
Memphis AP report says Bill Haney will stage a benefit concert on December 4 to raise cash for Tammy Bauer of St. Charles Missouri who was seriously injured when a car struck three women in front of Elvis Presley’s mansion days after his funeral. Bauer faces mounting medical bills as fans gathered for the memorial.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Presley
Bill Haney
Formance
Tammy Bauer
Miss Bauer
St. Charles
Alumni Kickoff MMA Campaign For Van
Missouri Military Academy alumni kicked off a fundraising drive to provide a new van for school athletic teams. Over 200 alumni and wives attended Homecoming as co trustees Walt Weisert and Jack Kloeppner announced a pledge total of 1675 dollars toward the vehicle.
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Missouri Military Academy
MMA Alumni Association
Walt Weisert
Kirkwood
Jack Kloeppner
St. Louis
Mike Knoll
Freeberg
Keith Weaver
Oakbrook
Curt Kirtley
Columbia
Delta Company
Colonels Chase Panthers
Panthers
Salisbury
MMA
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Melissa Ann Milles
Ine
John Campbell
Davenport
Iowa
George Galligan
Manchester
Tenn
W. Leroy Barnard
Portage Des Sioux
Ble Holman
Guthrie
Okla
Walter Weisert
Elvis
George Cline
Ricky Faeth
St. Loui
Ferrel
Les Broad
Bloomfield
Michigan
Enright
Hoxsey Hotel
Tom Mullen
Lincoln
Nebraska
Randy Rose
Hobart
Indiana
James Robson
Abilene
Kansas
Podzimek
A&b Prescription
Landmark Building
Liberty Theatre Ve
Jettoran
Naqaeny
Ovey
Giaemy
Farmer & Laborers Cooperative Insurance
Mutual Insurance Companies
Pot Pouri
Fabric Dept
Coats & Clark Yarn
Ster
Ray
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