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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1972

Page

8

China’s long arc from dynasties to Mao era

The piece surveys China’s history from Han origins to modern upheavals, noting collective traditions and tight state control. It traces periods of unity, famine, and reform, highlights dialect diversity and language as unifier, and cites Confucianism and Buddhism shaping governance. It previews Nixon’s Peking visit and a series of articles on China.

China Taipan Chung-hua Jen-min People’s Republic of China Confucius India

Agnew Links Contenders to Hanoi Stalling Claims

Vice President Spiro Agnew on NBC says some presidential hopefuls may be encouraging North Vietnam to stall peace talks while Democrat John Lindsay accuses Nixon of delaying settlement. Lindsay urges immediate troop withdrawal and Vietnamese self-determination. Hoffa backs Nixon as best candidate. Meany hedges on endorsement, tying support to Democratic nominee. Minnesota poll shows Muskie slight leader over Humphrey. Arizona delegates split among Muskie Lindsay McGovern. Wallace gains in Florida.

ASSOC Spiro T. Agnew North Vietnam Indochina John V. Lindsay Nixon Agnew NBC H.R. Haldeman Viet‘nam Meet the Press Thieu Lindsay Vietnam Muskie Maine New York Humphrey Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts George McGovern South Dakota Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Arizona McGovern Florida Wallace Alabama Jacksonville Fla St. Petersburg

AFL-CIO Chief Meany tests Democratic presidential waters in Miami

AFL-CIO President George Meany hosts a policy conference in Miami Beach that signals labor’s openness to Democratic candidates while keeping Nixon's re election in play. He indicated slim odds of backing Nixon and declined to welcome the Nixon administration, citing disapproval of foreign and economic policy including Nixon’s trip to Red China. Meany signaled labor will not endorse a candidate until the nominating convention narrows the field, aiming to avoid being taken for granted. The federation backs Labor priorities and civil rights, with past alignment to Humphrey noted.

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