Relic of bygone era Macao outpost of Portugal in shadow of China
Macao, a relic of imperialism, sits opposite China with a border guard watching a taxi bring an American tourist to the bank. A Hong Kong importer loses $6,000 at the Hotel Lisbon casino as the island retains a gunboat diplomacy air amid dwindling colonial contests.
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Lisbon
Hong Kong
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United States
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Macao Portrait From a Quiet Portuguese Backwater
In a Sunday feature, Macao is described as a peaceful backwater with cobbled streets and incense-laden temples. The piece notes a population around 300,000, mostly Chinese, few being Portuguese, and explains travel routes via Hong Kong. It outlines historical tensions with China and the 1966 67 riots that shaped its governance under Portuguese rule.
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Red China
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Seniors To See Hello Dolly With Footlighters In Cincinnati
Middletown Area Senior Citizens plan a busy week of activities highlighted by a Friday trip to watch Hello Dolly performed by Footlighters Inc of Cincinnati. Bus departures are at 6 p.m. from the Senior Citizens Activity Center. Other events include chorus rehearsals, lunch, discussions, service circles, luncheons, card parties, crafts, dancing, a birthday and anniversary celebration, and a Sunshine Committee meeting.
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Footlighters, Inc
Cincinnati
Wednesday Vote Set On SST Deadline Looms
Washington AP reports the Senate will vote next Wednesday on spending 85 million dollars to close out the supersonic transport program or restart it. The date was set after bipartisan talks following a House decision to resume construction of two prototypes.
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Religion Not Holding Pakistan Together
AP report from Singapore describes how 23 years of shared Moslem faith fail to hold Pakistan together amid a brutal civil war in East Pakistan. It details mass killings, language tensions, refugee flows, and economic collapse, noting cross religious violence and the derailed reconstruction effort. It ends with a tangential note on the Great Wall of China.
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Pakistan
East Bengal
Partition
India
East Pakistan
Youth Returns Lost Billfold in Honest Find
Nine year-old James G Brown found a billfold on the way to school and returned it to Walter Wilke's grocery. The owner was traced through a bill in the purse and a twenty dollar bill was recovered. The finder said he wanted to leave it there.
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Canton, Ill
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