Editorial on Canada recognizing Red China and Asia policy
The piece argues that Canada’s recognition of Mao Tse tung’s Red China shifts support away from Free China and Chiang Kai-shek’s Taiwan. It cautions that Mao’s regime aims to expand power, participates in regional conflicts, and seeks UN admission, despite not meeting criteria. It highlights US and Japanese efforts to engage Red China and the potential risks to peace and Chinese representation.
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China
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Red
Mao
Kremlin
White House
Red China
Canada
United States
United Nations
Republic of China
General Assembly
Japan
Red Chinese
Korea
New Cargo Ships For U S
Nixon signs a maritime program to build 300 ships or more in ten years, reversing postwar decline. The plan aims to restore the U S to a top maritime power, with subsidies debated by Congress and tax deferrals to boost shipbuilding, as Russia expands its fleet abroad.
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Nixon
House
Senate
United States
Congress
Kennedy
Johnson
Russia
Niagara Falls will last 22800 years says column
HAL BOYLE notes Niagara Falls wears away slowly and should disappear in about 22 800 years. He also cites reasons firms go out of business and how many people suffer headaches with tensions as a major factor.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Niagara Falls
U.S
Dun& Bradstreet
Paris
Arthur Brisbane
Associated Powers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
United Nations
Morton B. Glenn
Anatole France
Texas plan to end prohibition faces heated debate in Texas
Advocates argue liquor by the drink ends hypocrisy of private clubs and brown bags while opponents warn of more traffic deaths and social problems. The four part series notes Amendment No 2 could trim a 35 year ban and allow a local option mixed drink law, with heavy campaigning by Texans Who Care and Texans for Enforceable Liquor Laws.
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Lee Jones
Associated Press
Texas
U.S
State Judicial Qualifications Commission
Christian Life Commission
The
Baptist General Convention of Texas
TWC
Tell
Texas Restaurant Association
Joe Christie
el Paso
Christie
S. Christie
Iowa
Austin
Declaration of Independence Origins Noted in Almanac
The World Almanac recalls Richard Henry Lee proposing a June 7 1776 declaration in the Continental Congress that these United Colonies are free and independent states absolved from allegiance to the British Crown and dissolved political ties to Great Britain.
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the World Almanac
Richard Henry Lee
Continental Congress
Great Britain
Auto insurance profit margin debate sweeps Texas hearing
Industry spokesmen urged an absolute minimum after tax profit allowance of 11.7 percent and urged considering all earnings sources in rate setting during a two day Senate Board of Insurance hearing. A November continuation will shape final rate recommendations, with likely increases and shifts in responsibility for underpayments.
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Austin
Tex
Auto Insurance Company
Senate Board of Insurance
Texas Afl-Cio
H. S
Hank) Brown
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Orb Roden
Bonnie Dearley
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Gus Hall
Communist Party, USA
New York State
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Dilligent Worker
Pickle Factory
Gogs
Cleveland
Ohio
State Building Commission
Torney General and Board of Control
House of Senate
Drys
State of Texas
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Houston
State Supreme Court
Dallas
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Crawford C. Martin
Martin
Central Education Agency
Harris County Commissioners Court
Waller County
County Road and Bridge Department
Texas Water Resources Study Committee
Water Development Board
Price Daniel
Sabine-Neches
Louisiana
Sabine River
Sabine
Orange
Sabine- Neches
Port Arthur
Pass
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Corpus Christi
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Capitol
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Pearce Johnson
Ima Smith
White Oak
Gregg County
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
University of Texas School of Arts and Sciences
Texas Public Employees’ Association
Texas Forestry
UT Bureau of Business Research
League of Women Voters
Berry's
NEA
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