Bruce arrives in Peking as first US ambassador in decades
Bruce leads a 30 member U S liaison mission in Peking with aims to expand trade and cultural exchanges. He will push for private claims resolution and access for American businessmen while maintaining cease fire in Vietnam and relations with Taiwan.
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Marshal Green
Green
Japan
Diplomatic team arrives in Peking to open liaison office
David K. E. Bruce arrives in China with his wife and three aides to establish a U S liaison office in Peking. He notes no full embassy is planned yet and the mission will function on arrival. Deputy John H Holdinge accompanies him as part of the 31 member team.
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U.S
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Canton
John H. Holdinge
Henry A. Kissinger
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West Germany
U.S. Air Force
U.S. ‘‘China
Woman physician leads heart group
Carolyn Gerster M D a Scottsdale internist was elected president of the Maricopa Heart Association at the annual membership banquet. Thomas S Barrett a Phoenix attorney was elected chairman of the board with Ira Ehrlich M D, Edward Waldmann M D, Mrs Boyd H Metcalf and Richard Baker also chosen for key posts. Three year terms went to Drs Murray H Cohen Hugh B Hull James Schumacher Julian DeVries Frank Lewis Mrs Burton Bonoff Mrs Rufus Coulter Jr and Mrs Todd Langley.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa Heart Association
Thomas S. Barrett
Phoenix
Ira Ehrlich
M.D
Edward Waldmann
Boyd H. Metcalf
Richard Baker
Murray H. Cohen
Hugh B. Hull
James Schumacher
Julian DeVries
The
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Frank Lewis
Burton Bonoff
Rufus Coulter Jr
Todd Langley
Chess as War Substitute Faces Chess Federation Doubts
Ustinov noted after Munich that war is being replaced by sports spectacle. U.S. Federation proposes moving Olympiad to every four years to cut costs and attract smaller nations. Plans hinge on FIDE leadership and political risks at upcoming Nice Olympiad.
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