Lending Face To China Old Habit For U S
President Nixon’s trip to Peking is framed as a gift of face to China, boosting prestige and signaling a potential closer US China relationship. The piece traces face as dignity and status, notes past Western arrogance, and warns missteps could damage negotiations. It highlights historical context from Washington to Khrushchev and stresses careful conduct to avoid losing face.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
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Literacy in Money Terms Explains Inflation and Deflation
A briefing on economic terms and definitions from Webster’s Third New International Dictionary. It covers liquidity reserve currency balance of payments balance of trade devaluation eurodollar drawing rights SDRs and related concepts with historical notes on their origins and usage.
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H. Bosley Woolf
G. & C. Merriam Co
Penguins Stay Warm Under Feet Study Reveals
Seattle AP reports University of Washington researchers at Palmer Station Anvers Island studied Antarctic penguins during a three month period. They observed the birds expand and contract blood vessels regulate blood flow to the feet while exercising using instrumented vests and implanted electrodes. Dr Kjell Jonsaen noted impulses from arterial and venous implants were recorded.
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Palmer Station
Anvers Island
South Pole
Kjell Johnsen
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