Chou En-lai Labels Two Powers as Oppressors on TV
Premier Chou En-lai said there are one or two super powers seeking to oppress weaker nations and argued for complete withdrawal of American troops from Indochina, Korea, and Taiwan. He spoke in a five minute French TV interview and praised Sino French relations despite differing systems.
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Paris
UPS
Chou En-Lai
China
Chou
United States
Soviet Union
Andre Bettencourt
Peking
U.S
Indochina
South Korea
Taiwan
Laos
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Chincese
Formosa
Chiang Kai- Shek
France
Bettencourt
154 Pints Of Blood Contributed Here
Firelands Red Cross chapter collected 154 units of blood in Huron County area centered on Norwalk on Monday. Donor totals include multiple givers such as Bonnie Scherer and Charles Lindanau both from New London with one gallon each, and several Norwalk contributors. Milk and canteen support provided by local groups. volunteers aided unloading the bloodmobile van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands Chapter
The
Red Cross
Huron County
Norwalk
Bonnie Scherer
New London
Charles Lindanau
Alvin Riley
Ed Knoll
William Ommert
Haldon Biller
Howard Crawford
Wakeman
Genevieve Dinter
Collins
Richard Sipple
Gerald Beck
Tom Fries
K.S. Flickinger
Fireland
Peru Farm Women’s Club
Schild
I.G.A
Bill Klein
Bob Klein
Clark Dawley
Doug Elmer
Dispositions in North Fairfield Mayor's Court
Paul L. Herbert of Ashland received a 20 dollar waiver for a stop sign offense. James T. Hodge of Toledo and Gerald E. Chase of Norwalk were fined 10 dollars and 6.80 dollars in costs for speeding. Bruce Briggs of Willard was fined 50 dollars and 6.60 dollars in costs for improper backing with 50 dollars suspended on the condition of staying out of the village for one year.
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North Fairfield
Paul L. Herbert
Ashland
James T. Hodge
Toledo
Gerald E. Chase
Norwalk
Speed
Bruce Briggs
Willard
Davis resigns as Cleveland safety director after rift with mayor
After six months on the job Benjamin O. Davis Jr. resigns charging Mayor Carl B. Stokes with lacking support for law enforcement. Col. William Hendrickson named acting safety director. Davis cites philosophical differences and mentions black militant groups. Stokes says it stems from attitude clash. Police morale had improved under Davis. officials say he will be missed.
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Cleveland
UPI
Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr
Carl B. Stokes
Air Force
Armed Services
Stokes
Davis
Col
William Hendrickson
Poice
Lewis Coffey
Department of Public Safety
Black Panther
Panther
Black Panther Party
Panthers
Coffey
Clarence Rogers
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U.S. Choice Tender
Nesten
Starkist
Debbie Detergent
Meadowmoor
Tang Orange
Jar
Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich
Whittlesey
Blackwall
Goodriih
Goodrich
Wooth Anni
Bankamericard
Star View Drive
West Norwalk
John Wayne
Chisum
Clint Walker
the Great
NF Mayor’s Court
UPI Telephoto
Walt Disney
Aaloo
Buta Visia
Norwalk Fina
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