Sino Soviet rift may yield a dangerous rapprochement
U S analysts warn that lingering Sino Soviet antagonism blocks joint Asian power moves against the United States. Signs point to potential post Mao easing, with China and the Soviet Union unsettled about future ties and wary of a broader alliance.
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Washington
Nea
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Peking
Moscow
Free World
National Security Council
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Russia
Editorials deem Hays affair unforgivable in capital politics
The piece argues Ohio voters tolerate Rep Wayne L Hays scandal but fear it may dent reelection while noting Washington’s surprise at the exposure. It contends morality in politics hinges on belief, citing Nixon on atheism as the unforgivable sin, reflecting public views on character and leadership.
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Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Congress
Rep. Hays
Washington
Capitol Hill
Richard M. Nixon
Today in History June 2 1976 Highlights and Birthdays
On June 2 dates span Queen Elizabeth II coronation in 1953, Maine’s 1851 prohibition, Cleveland’s 1886 White House wedding, citizenship for American Indians in 1924, and other events. Birthdays include Constantine II and Charles Conrad. thought for today references Martin Luther. Bicentennial note recalls General John Thomas dying of smallpox in 1776.
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Westminster Abbey
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Frances Folsom
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Benito Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Alps
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Soviet Union
Germany
John Kennedy
Paris
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Juan Corona
Orchard
Yuba City
Calif
Ford
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Salzburg
Austria
Greece
Constantine II
Charles Conrad
Martin Luther
John Thomas
Canada
RCA to Close Harrison Tube Plant in July
RCA will shut its receiving tube plant at Harrison New Jersey on July 30 leaving only two U.S. firms in the tube business. Industry wide tube sales have fallen from 442 million in 1966 to about 80 million in 1975 as solid state devices replace vacuum tubes. Radio Electronic recalls Edison’s 1882 plant startup and the Edison effect that spurred De Forest and others to develop the vacuum tube.
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RCA
Harrison
N.J
Radio-Electronic Magazine
New Jersey
Thomas A. Edison
Lee de Forest
I Love You America Chicano tribute essay reflects pride
A Fort Stockton Pioneer clipping presents a Chicano patriotic essay by Frank Perea praising American identity. The piece argues that nationality transcends race or birthplace, defending democracy, voting, community duty, and equal rights while rejecting prejudice and anti American sentiment.
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Frank Perea
S. Oak St
Fort Stockton
Frank Baker
Reeves County
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America
Pancho
Mexico
France
Russia
Naval stores defined and trade limits cited
The term naval stores refers to pine products such as resin tar pitch and turpentine mainly from the American Southeast It formerly included masts and cordage and before America’s colonies the Baltic region was the main source In 1705 naval stores were enumerated articles exportable only from origin to England or another colony restricting colonial trade The World Almanac notes
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Baltic
England
Carter visits Plains church as potential president
Washington columnist Hal Bernton profiles Jimmy Carter at his family church in Plains Georgia detailing his Sunday service, stance on civil rights, and earlier church segregation debates. The piece contrasts Carter’s granite character with a limited vision while noting his acts of kindness toward Koinonia.
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Les Whitten
Washington
Plains
South
Jimmy Carter
Hal Bernton
Carter
Lillian Carter
Jimmy
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Carters
Gloria Spann
Detroit
Coleman Young
Morris Udall
Udall
Bernton
Georgia
Koinonia
Florence Jordan
Candiate
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Lin
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O’ferrall Pauly
Texas Press Association
You
IAM
Hays
Wayne Hays
Henry Kissinger
Robert Redford
Gerald Ford
Redford
Kennedy Center
Richard Nixon
Nixon
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