On China's New Course Visit Sheds Some Light
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes Mao Zedong and Chou En-lai near 1972 Nixon talks. The piece suggests a shift from world revolution rhetoric toward inward development and cautious U.S. ties. It notes purges, power shifts, and a rebalanced Politburo as China seeks stability amid U.S. engagement.
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William L. Ryan
Nixon
Peking
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Mao
Chou
Kissinger
United States
Lin Piao
Politburo
U.S
Explosions Rock Northern Ireland Amid IRA Crackdown
Bomb blasts struck Belfast shopping arcade and Antrim depot as Dublin and London courted suspects in the Aldershot base attack. Police raids in London and Dublin yielded arrests, with seven killed in Aldershot. Garda and Irish authorities pressed charges against IRA leaders and Sinn Fein officials while detaining suspects across the republic.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dublin
London
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Aldershot
IRA
Antrim
Jack Lynch
Cathal Goulding
Irish Republic
Goulding
Sinn Fein
Tony Heffernan
England
Provisional
Cork
Republic
Bartle Madden
Lynch
Foyle
Londonderry
Reading List Of 1971 Bestsellers For 1972 Readers
Library notes list top 10 fiction titles and top nonfiction items from 1971 sales figures. Notable works include The Exorcist by Blatty, The Winds of War by Herman Wouk, The Day of the Jackal by Forsyth, and Rabbit Redux by Updike. Nonfiction items cover The Sensuous Man and Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee.
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Arthur Hailey
Detroit
William P. Blatty
Irving Stone
Sigmund Freud
Frederick Forsyth
Harold Robbins
Malaga
Helen MacInnes
Herman
James A. Michener
Thomas Tryon
John Updike
Wounded Knee
Dee Brown
West
O.K
Thomas Harris
David Reuben
Albert Speer
Hitler
Eleanor and
Franklin
Joseph P. Lash
Roosevelts
Lawrence Welk
Rod McKuen
Publishers Weekly
Kansas lawmakers took Panhandle Eastern flights for Pancake Day
Sixteen Kansas legislators from the House and Senate flew to Liberal on aircraft provided by Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. to attend Pancake Day festivities. Lobbyist C C Linley said the flights were part of a long-running Liberal event and not tied to lobbying. Most legislators confirmed knowledge of the flights, while one member claimed uncertainty about the airline sponsor.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Liberal
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Kansas House
Kansas Senate
Panhandle Eastern
C.C. Linley
Liberal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Linley
Shelby Smith
R-Wichita
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Agnew Still The Veep Amid Nixon China Trip
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew conducts normal duties in Washington as Nixon travels to China for 12 days. He hosted a National Governors Conference reception with his wife, the only added event during Nixon's absence, and he rejects any title of acting president while Nixon is abroad.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
China
Agnew
Peking
Congress
White House
Executive Office
Executive Avenue
Vic Gold
Collegiants Of The Seventies Shift Toward Jobs
Washington AP reports a national survey indicating seventies collegians are more job and money conscious and inclined to join the establishment than sixties students. After the prosperity era, graduates seek employers as unemployment shocks campus life. University leaders note mixed or sober responses.
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Washington
Youth Corps
VISTA
William W. Carlson
University of Toledo
Toledo
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Iowa
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State University College
Potsdam
N.Y
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