Chou En-lai Emerges as star in Nixon China trip
The article portrays Premier Chou En-lai as the central figure of Nixon's China visit. U S officials praise his vast knowledge and negotiating skill while noting his influence over domestic and foreign policy. Described as youthful in appearance yet aged by war and weariness, Chou's leadership and strategic prowess are highlighted.
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China
Chou En-lai
U.S
Chou
Chon
China Chou
Robert Martin
U.S. News and World Report
Philip Potter
Baltimore Sun
Theodore White
National Public Affairs Center For Television
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U.S. China
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United States
State Department
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Peking
Shanghai
Washington
Engraved pencils aid burglary prevention program in Texas
Arlington police launch a new property identification plan using borrowed electric engraving pencils. Items from cars to toasters are etched with the owner's driver license number and logged in a regional computer with address and phone. When recovered, the computer identifies the owner, speeding returns. police note only 63 homeowners recovered property after 481 burglaries.
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Arlington
Tex
Fertility concerns prompt open tubes myth and calls for study
A reader asks about pregnancy after a salpingectomy and a dye test. Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains that openness of the fallopian tubes is not enough and a full fertility workup of both partners is needed. Psychological factors and medical treatments may influence fertility and alternatives like adoption are discussed.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Nader raiding poses a danger to American business
Wilmington editorial views Ralph Nader as a muckraker whose reports on Du Pont are biased and alarmist. It argues his anti-private enterprise philosophy risks higher costs for consumers and greater government control, contrasting Nader with Du Pont’s achievements under free enterprise.
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Wilmington
Del
Teddy Roosevelt
Ralph Nader
Roosevelt
Nader
du Pont Co
Raiders
du Pont
Irving Shapiro
Delaware
Charles B. McCoy
America
Rousseau
Pierre Samuel du Pont
France
Growth stock rules guide from Edie fund adviser
Lionel D Edie Co led funds show 34 percent gains in 1971 after poor 1970. Richard Carney outlines six criteria for true growth stocks including consistent earnings growth, strong demand, market leadership, and high return on equity, advising caution against tips and friend recommendations.
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Edie Special Growth Fund
Edie Special Institutional Fund
Richard Carney
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