Nixon trip to China eyed for golden autumn window
A six week period in October to November 1969 is identified as the likely time for President Nixon to visit China to ease global tensions. Officials cite dangers of delays, winter travel harshness in Peking, and the need to align with campaign timing while aiming for late fall operations and careful diplomatic groundwork.
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Washington
Nixon
China
Peking
White House
Perne
Huneonam
Korea
Hachinohe
Japan
Sacramento
Calif
Denver
Springfield
Ill
Columbus
Oni
Philadelsee
Mate
Pekunene
Pecos Enterprise Publication Note
Independent newspaper notice from Pecos Texas noting regular publishing schedule and office address with partial text readable.
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Pec Inc
Pecos
Texas
Hospital Births and Admissions Log for Pecos Area
Admitted list includes Russell Johnson Cynthia Thorp Rosario Mireles Anthony Ramirez on August 24 1971. Dismissals show none on August 24. Subsequent days list admissions discharges and multiple patient names with dates through August 31 1971 plus several newborns to local residents with full names and addresses where noted.
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Russell Johnson
Cynthia Thorp
Rosario Mireles
Anthony Ramirez
Lillian Burleson
Dora Villanueva
Celia Carrasco
Maria Martinez
Brad Fullwood
Lud
Truex
Grace Stevenson
Guadoupe Villola
Lydia Morales
Teresa Galingo
Jana Beauchamp
Onassis declines JFK Center opening amid private reasons
Mrs. Aristotle Onassis cites private factors for skipping the formal opening of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington. Leonard Bernstein prepared a Mass for the event. President and Mrs. Nixon relinquished the presidential box to Mrs. Onassis. In Maine, actor Gary Merrill acquires a historic lighthouse known as Two Lights.
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Washington
Jacqueline Onassis
John F. Kennedy Center
New York
Onassis
National Cultural Center
Aristotle Onassis
Leonard Bernstein
Kennedy
Nixon
Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Gary Merrill
Merrill
IRS sets tuition cost rules based on base period and enrollment
The IRS explains that tuition and related costs at all schools from kindergartens to universities are not frozen if at least ten percent of the total fall enrollment paid the increased cost before August 15, 1971. The rule mirrors the substantial volume of transactions standard applied to price increases and requires analysis of base period transactions.
Friday Bar-B-Q Park meal assortment
A concise listing shows Friday menu items including French fries broccoli pinion sauce snickerdoodles peach half milk.
Flattering Parents and Reluctant Advice in Public Discourse
A reflection on teachers criticizing parental involvement as flattering to parents. The piece notes that some resist silence, while a personal restaurant anecdote shows reluctance to receive guidance. It questions why people seek advice when many offer it freely.
Court Docket Summary From Precinct 1 Medina County
A list of cited individuals with offenses and fines includes Lindsay Gayle Jones Odessa no license and drink fined 15 dollars plus 2.50 tax per count. Medina Juan Casares Mexio disorderly conduct fined 20 dollars plus 2.50 tax. Jack R Hargraves Odessa speeding 80 70 mph zone fined 22.50 plus 2.50 tax. Louise Jackson driving wrong side of road on a divided highway fined 10 dollars plus tax. Ignacio D Perez San Angelo speeding 65 55 mph zone 22.56 plus tax. Arnold Dean Smith Canutilo speeding 85 65 mph zone 27.50 plus tax. Earl Brown ran red light fined 15 plus tax. Charles Odell Spears Stanford speeding 64 55 mph zone 22.50 plus tax. unrelated note mentions average bottled water consumption by Italians and Germans.
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Medina
Earl Brown
Charles Odell Spears
Stamford
Why Pecos Chamber Membership Matters A Businessman's View
A Pecos Chamber of Commerce member lists 17 reasons for supporting membership. He cites community progress, collective planning, leadership, personal development, fair obligation, and financial backing as key benefits for Pecos businesses and the region.
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Pecos Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Pecos
Chamber
Pecos Chamber Leadership Emphasizes Civic Progress
Commentary argues for a central Chamber of Commerce to advance Pecos city welfare and compete for new industry. Suspects the Chamber guides Pecos economy through organized business effort, with Highway Department funding and city ordinances shaping urban facilities.
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Pecos
Chamber of Commerce
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Texas Highway Department
Lea
Long list of jurors and aviation record claim dominates page
A mounted roster lists numerous jurors and residents across Balmorhea Toyah and nearby areas. The entry notes Prof Edward Lesher of Michigan University dieting to set a world nonstop flight record of 1 867 miles in a homemade plane weighing 650 pounds, referencing a 1959 piston plane record.
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Edward Lesher
Michigan University
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