Humphrey Says Chou En-lai Worsening in Beijing Hospital
Sen Hubert H Humphrey reports in Beijing that Chinese Premier Chou En-lai's condition has slightly worsened during three months of hospitalization for a heart ailment. The delegation notes Chou may not be well and has withdrawn from frontline duties since last spring.
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Peking
Chou En-lai
Humphrey
China
Teng Hsiao Ping
Chou
U.s.-China
Teng
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Henry) Jackson
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Hong Kine
Communist Party
Mao Tsé-tung
Togo
Gnansingbe Hyadema
China Watchers
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Motorola wins Navy contract for drone control station
The Navy awards Motorola a 3,283,196 contract via Naval Air Systems Command to begin production engineering for a long range drone control station and related equipment in a program supplying drone targets for Army Navy and Air Force gunnery practice. Senator Barry Goldwater announced the award.
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Naval Arc Systems
Motorola
Mayaeter Electronics
Sen. Barry
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Navy
Army
Air Force
Second California National Guard armory burgled in Fresno
FBI reports a second guard armory burglary in Fresno. Thieves stole 58 M16 rifles, six handguns, two machineguns, three 40mm launchers, nearly 2000 live rounds and 2280 blank rounds, with an estimated value of 80000 dollars. Entry appears via a key though alarm remained working.
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Fresno
Calif
UPI
California Army National Guard
FBI
Compton
Ron Asher
Bureau
Sacramento
Asher
Smoking and drinking raise cancer risk and affect longevity
Dr. Morris E. Chafetz of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism notes that heavy smoking plus heavy drinking raises the risk of mouth and throat cancer by about 15.5 percent. He says moderate drinkers live longer with fewer heart incidents, but reasons remain unclear. He cites a trend of youth shifting to alcohol, defines moderate drinking, and observes elderly benefits from some alcohol use.
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Lew Scarr
Copley
Morris E. Chafetz
Chafetz
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Heroin Burned In Saigon Drug Destruction Ceremony
In Saigon City Hall front, 100 pounds of white Asian heroin were burned under U.S. and Vietnamese narcotics agents. The fire valued at $2 million, would have yielded an estimated $20 million on U.S. streets. Officials said the seized heroin was captured over the past year from wholesale drug networks. A crowd including government dignitaries, U.S. embassy narcotics officers, newsmen, and passersby observed.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Vietnam
What About Retirement Questions answered by experts
A retirement guide covers earning limits and benefits, noting you can collect Social Security even if you work part of the year under $200 in wages and limited self employment. It explains preparation for retirement, unemployment effects, and widow benefits, with mailing details for questions.
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Frank Corrick
Copley News Services
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Progress
Debt Paid in Pennies Ends $50 Credit Grab
Atlanta nurse Mrs. Jack Rigney paid a $50 debt with pennies and quarters after two months of collection notices. She arrived at Credit Claim and Collection Inc with a Dane and two men, dumped change on the desk and floor, then left claiming she felt powerful but went to police to turn herself in, though officials said no crime was committed.
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Atlanta
UPI
Jack Rigney
Governor Hall Takes Fifth in Grand Jury Questioning
Oklahoma City report says Gov. David Hall refused to answer federal grand jury questions about campaign finances and state project awards claiming possible self incrimination. He arrived at 9:96 a.m. and left after about 60 seconds with no comment.
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UPT
David Hall
Yaver Hall
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City offers fall specialty classes through Scottsdale Community Services
Brochures listing specialty classes are available at city hall library public services building Chamber of Commerce parks recreation centers and Cocopah Elementary School. Registration occurs at Cocopah School next Wednesday 4 to 7 p.m. and at Eldorado Center from September 21 daily 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Classes start the week of September 23.
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Public Services
Chamber of Commerce
Cocopah
Eldorado Center
Cuba and US Open Diplomatic Talks in Bern
Reports say Cuba's Foreign Minister Raul Roa met U S officials in Bern as Washington and Havana pursue high level contacts to ease hostilities. The OAS, at Costa Rica Venezuela and Colombia request, may move to lift Cuba sanctions by early November. council to meet Monday as a Meeting of Consultation.
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UPI
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United States
Switzerland
Havana
Raul Roa
U.S
Bern
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OAS
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Colombia
OAS Council
Fulbright denies bid for British ambassador post
Senator J William Fulbright says he is not an applicant for the British ambassador job despite media mention. Ford was to meet Walter Annenberg, current envoy to the Court of St James, while Fulbright travels in Peking leading a delegation to China.
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New York
Fulbright
Peking
China
Scottsdale Community College sets new enrollment record
Scottsdale Community College reached a total enrollment of 4,364 on a Wednesday evening, about 794 more than last year’s Sept. 6 head count and 700 above the previous high. Daytime classes enrolled 2,558 while 1,806 were in night courses as it nears district targets.
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Scottsdale Community College
Gary Deonise
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