Patriarchs in places of power in China
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports China’s new leaders hold the old mandarins’ places of power. The article notes Nixon’s upcoming trip to Peking signals a policy shift and asks how much China itself is changing its views.
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Richard M. Nixon
United States
Peking
William L. Ryan
Nixon
Washington
John Paton Davies
Associated Press
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Confusius
Confucius
Marx
Lenin
Lin Piao
Russia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Chow
U.S
Henry Kissinger
White House
Chou
Nixon leads trip to China amid peace mission
President Nixon departs from White House at 10 18 A M with Mrs Nixon and aides for a goodwill tour to the People's Republic of China. He tells lawmakers that the journey seeks peace while acknowledging enduring tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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el Ciudadano Presidente de Los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica
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Richard Nixon
Republica Popular de la China Comunista
el Helicoptero Presidencial Despego’ de Los Terrenos de
la “Varda
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Nixon Puntualizo
Favor de la Paz
la Republica Popular de
China
Estados Unidos
el Campo de la Guerra
el Sr. Nixon
la Luna
Bien de la Humanidad
Conservation measure cuts Texas plowing under new tillage plan
Texas farmers plant with minimum tillage reducing prior land prep. Weeds are controlled with herbicides and crop residues stay on the surface to protect soil. Benefits cited include less dust and sediment, better moisture conservation, higher profits and more time, with erosion prevention as a key effect.
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Texas
Soil Conservation Service
Clyde W. Graham
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Graham
Toyah Booster Club and Home Demonstration Meeting Notes
Toyah booster group held a Monday session approving funds to finish home ec curtains and buy weights for athletics after a report on enchilada supper proceeds. The meeting opened with prayer and a book review while a film Violence and Vandalism was shown and a Sunday luncheon was planned for March 12.
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Bryan Boatman
Charlotte Waight
Toyah Home
Waight
TriStar pilot aims to top up fuel in rapid fill
A TriStar jetliner pilot notes that filling the aircraft involves about 25 000 gallons of fuel. He adds the process will take under 30 minutes to fill the three engine transport.
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