Editorial on Nixon trip to China and predicted outcomes
The piece views Nixon's upcoming trip as potentially historic if it occurs and yields agreement. It notes a meeting with Mao and Chou could signal change in Chinese policy but warns Peking will seek concessions. It suggests Beijing may pivot from Moscow to the West seeking capital goods for its economy.
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Chou
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Peking
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China and Japan power shifts shape Beijing strategy
The piece argues that growing Japanese power and a hostile Soviet Union threaten China's security while China faces fraught India ties. It notes aging Mao and Zhou, possible motives for policy shifts, and ponders Nixon’s invitation as a potential gambit to pressure Moscow. It concludes with cautious hope for reduced global tension if China’s aims become clear.
Our Man Hoppe Explores The Suburbs After City Exodus
A father guides his 15 year old son on a hunting trip into The City’s ruins and learns a grim lesson about racial segregation as the Suburbs gate the few who can leave. In a brutal twist a dead black boy exposes the harsh logic of the exodus and land density rules.
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Hoppe
U.S. Suburbs
Jim
Local races loom as voters set fall ballots
The article notes a upcoming fall election with a School Board vacancy and primary races for Phoenix and Scottsdale mayors and councils. Phoenix sees a Charter Government slate and Gary Peter Klahr entering the race. Scottsdale candidates are still uncertain and incumbents may seek re election while opposition efforts gather. David Baker has announced for the School Board vacancy.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Charter Government Committee
Gary Peter Klahr
Darice
David Baker
CPUSA Moves to Control PCPJ and NPAC Amid Antiwar Clash
Washington reports the CPUSA is absorbing the PCPJ and aiming to split NPAC from Trotskyite influence. CPUSA leaders Arnold Johnson Gil Green and Jarvis Tyner allegedly steered a Milwaukee conference to seize PCPJ. Evidence cited links Charles Garry to the Communist Party and Black Panther ties.
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Robert S. Allen
Washington
Communist Party USA
CPUSA
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
PCPJ
Rennie Davis
National Peace Action Coalition
NPAC
Trotskyite Socialist Workers Party
SWP
Moscow
House Internal Security Committee
Charles Garry
San Franciscan
Communist Party
Richard Schord
D-Mo
William Poole
Poole
Milwaukee
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Black Panther Party
Jack Patten
San Francisco
Committee On Un-American Activities
Garry
Malcolm X University
Chicago
Clash of Stillwell and Chiang outlined in Tuchman bio
Book review of Barbara Tuchman The American Experience in China 1911 1945. It blends Gen Joseph Stillwell biography with Chinese history from 1911 to 1945. The reviewer notes Stillwell's reform goals vs Chiang Kai-shek's focus on the Communists and holding action against Japan.
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Chiang
Howard Robnett
Scottsdale Public Library
China
Barbara Tuchman
MacMillan
Far East
Joseph Stillwell
Tuchman
Chiang Kai-shek
Generalissimo
Burma
Chennault
Flying Tiger
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Roosevelt
Praise for Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale Staff
Mr and Mrs John C Kadon thank Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale for excellent care during Mrs Kaden s week long hospitalization. They praise physicians nurses clergy technicians aides volunteers and the entire team for efficient courteous professional service. Scottsdale residents should be proud.
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Hospital of
Scottsdale
John C. Kadon
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