Chou En-lai Pressures U S on Taiwan and Two Chinas
Editorial notes Chou En-lai met three American reporters and wives to press for U S withdrawal from Taiwan and recognition of the Mainland regime. It argues Chou rejects the two China policy and sees Taiwan as an internal China issue, while urging peaceable settlement reflecting Taiwan's will.
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Chou En-lai
United States
Taiwan
Taiwan Straits
Chou
China
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
Newsweek
Chiang Kai-shek
Nixon
Red China
Mao
America
Peking
Ad Cnou
People’s Republic of China
Chiang
Oregon Sets 1972 Ban on Nonreturnable Beer and Soda Cans
Beginning October 1 1972 Oregon will ban sales of nonreturnable beer and soft drink cans and bottles and require a five cent deposit on most containers. Exemptions cover milk whisky and wine bottles. The law aims at conservation but industry argues recycling and education are better solutions.
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Oregon
National Academy of Sciences
Judd H. Alexander
American Can Company
Congress
Carbonated Beverage Container Manufacturers Association
Alexander
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New York
N.Y
Boyle's Column A July Christmas wish list from HAL Boyle
HAL Boyle jokes about Christmas extending into July and lists humorous gift ideas from Santa, including a not secret stamp for officials, Fort Knox metal, a price of money, and a deflatable inflation, reflecting satirical views on government, media, and consumer culture.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Washington
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Santa
Ft. Knox
Multinational shift sparks debate over American industry
American business presses expansion abroad as unions and industry warn of lost jobs and defense impacts. The piece notes imports prompt overseas production, GE plans a Science Advisory Committee, and Nixon creates policy councils to curb quotas and foster global growth with key figures named Townes and Peterson.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Congress
Afl-Cio
Europe
Orient
Caribbean
U.S
Fred J. Borch
General Electric
Borch
Nixon
Japan
White House
Council On International Economic Policy
Commission On International Trade and
Council
Peter G. Peterson
Peterson
General Motors
James M. Roche
Roche
Charles H. Townes
Townes
University of California
Raymond F. Baddour
Department of Chemical Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lee A. DuBridge
California Institute of Technology
Martin Goland
Southwest Research Institute
Robert S. Morison
Program On
Science, Technology and
Cornell University
Robert L. Sproull
University of Rochester
Hubert Humphrey weighs lone bid for 1972 nomination
The 1968 nominee hints he may seek the Democratic presidential nomination without early primaries. He contemplates waiting until Christmas to decide on a limited campaign, argues he still commands youth support and party unity, and notes money constraints favoring a nonprimary path.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Party
California
New York
Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Hubert
Minnesota
Birch Bavh
Harold Hughes
Henry Jackson
Electrical Workers’ Union
Atlantic City
Nixon
Grand Canyon
Richard Nixon
Odd law and wry notes across a 1971 column
L M Boyd humor column touches on a New York law banning topless women barbers from serving cocktails and jokes about barbers and juries. It riffs on military chores, height shoes for a lawyer, and quirky drink names while inviting letters to the syndicated feature.
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New York State
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