Cranston Plan Aims to Ease China Diplomatic Recognition
Editorial argues removing the moral stamp of approval from U S recognition decisions could let policy turn on national interest. It notes State Department support and Senate committee figures while warning that Peking may prefer talks on Taiwan but that the approach would grant the administration broader room to decide.
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Alan Cranston
California
China
Cranston
United States
Washington
Soviet Union
Greece
Latin America
Department of State
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Fulbright
Senate
U. S
Peking
Taiwan
Nixon’s Postal Plan Aims for Publicly Owned Postal Corporation
The piece argues for transforming the Post Office Department into a nine member board controlled corporation with borrowing authority to fund capital upgrades. It notes loss of Congress powers over rates and labor talks, raising tensions with lawmakers yet urges vigorous reform and a fresh start for postal service.
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Postal Service
Nixon
Post Office Department
President Johnson
Special Commission
Lawrence O'Brien
Congress
Authoritative parenting gains ground among experts
Dr. Diana Baumrind of UC Berkeley reports that moderation in child rearing is rising in prominence. Study of nursery children links permissive parenting to less self control and self reliance, while harsh parenting breeds discontent and distrust. The term authoritative emerges as a balanced approach.
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Diana Baumrind
University of California At Berkeley
Prisoners of War figures and efforts discussed
On the Line reports disillusionment over POWs in Vietnam and the Geneva Convention. It notes about 350 American POWs and 1,000 MIAs, cites Red Cross concerns, and mentions Lt. George Thom as Coker. It highlights air force losses and U S liaison hurdles amid red tape.
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New York
George Thomas Coker
Jersey
Sion
U.S.S
Hell
Navy
International Committee of the Red Cross
Cokers
Vietnam
Air Force
Paris
U. S
North Vietnam
American National Red Cross
Quick Quiz Answers From a Historic Scrap
The text lists: 1) atomic energy released by fission and fusion. 2) an angstrom as a light wave length unit. 3) Pony Express route between St. Joseph Missouri and Sacramento California. 4) Napoleon defeated at Waterloo in 1815. 5) Manhattan Island bought from Indians by Peter Minuit.
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Waterloo
Manhattan Island
St. Joseph
Sacramento
Calif
Pete Minuit
Mr Boyle Punchy US Roundup On Work Wives And Health
A collection of brief items notes that 59 percent of employed women are married, 22 percent single, and 19 percent widowed or separated. It cites aspirin use, car flotation time, Broadway showgirls ambitions, doctor drug addiction risk, student driving records, crocodile tears theory, meals trend, and childhood hair loss linked to emotional stress.
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New York
U.S
America
Auto Insurance
Horoscope insights for June 2 touching on balance and ambition
The June 2 horoscope notes that intellectually oriented individuals can balance sports business and relationships. It urges maintaining ambition, fairness, and opportunistic timing while prioritizing self interests when needed. Each zodiac sign offers cautious guidance on plans, courage, and harmony at home and work.
Electrified misadventures with a heating pad in Ireland
John P. Roche recalls a trip to Cork seeking a 220 volt heating pad or adapter for his wife. In a humorous scene inside an electrical supply store, staff assemble a Rube Goldberg setup with multiple adapters and plugs, illustrating Ireland’s varied electrical standards and Roche’s luck.
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Killarney
Ireland
Roche
Connie
Britain
Oxford
Cork
Terre Haute Tribune notices and publication details
The Terre Haute Tribune announces editors and management, pricing for Indiana and Illinois editions, Sunday delivery instructions, mailing rates, and legal notice on second class postage. It lists circulation policies and rights, plus Associated Press affiliation and republication terms.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Tribune- Star Publishing Co., Inc
Wabash Ave
Indiana
P. O
Nosey News notes new doctor and educated teens
ISU speech instructor Arthur Hopper earns the title Dr. Arthur Hopper as family greets him after a trip from Indiana University. Nosey’s Good Samaritan Award goes to Eddie Grindle for saving others and avoiding fees by disabling car headlights downtown. Karen Sue Jones graduates with a BS from Lipscomb College. William C. Ruffer gains Brown University scholar status and plans an independent study.
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Art Hopper
ISU
Arthur Hopper
Doris
Karen
Wes
Indiana University
Nosey
Good Samaritan
Eddie Grindle
Parkers
Tribune
Michael Monts
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
W. Va
Paul Mont
RR 1
West Terre Haute
Karen Sue Jones
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Terre Haute
William C. Ruffer
Brown University
Providence
R. I
William A. Ruffer
AR 32
Dr. Ruffer
Indiana State University
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