China and Japan shaping the WWII era and Mao’s rise
An AP Special Chapter outlines Stalin's advice and Soviet aims shaping Chinese politics. It notes Mao's rise, Lin Piao's critique of Stalin's text, Chiang Kai-shek's cooperation and the 1936 Shanghai talks proposing red army integration with the Kuomintang.
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Stalin
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang
China
Taiwan
Manchuria
Chiang
Shensi
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Chou
Shanghai
Red Army
Yenan
Hughes Leaves Bahamas for United States Hidden Return Reported
Reports from Nassau indicate billionaire Howard Hughes left the Britannia Beach Hotel on Paradise Island and flew to the United States after about 15 months in seclusion. Officials cautioned the information was unconfirmed, with customs and residency questions still under investigation.
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Bahamas
Howard Hughes
United States
Hughes
Paradise Island L’vited
Paradise Island Limited
Britannia Beach
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Richard Hannah
Hughes Tool Co
Britannia Beach Hotel
Hannah
U.S. Customs Bureau
Washington
Brittania Beach
U.S
Subpoenaed witnesses line up as Lorain gambling probe resumes
A Lorain County special grand jury reconvened to probe gambling and bolita in Lorain with 30 witnesses called over two days. Oberlin Police Chief Lawrence Nowery testified briefly, while federal, FBI and Ohio BCI agents continue to aid the inquiry alongside Letco Toyota connections.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Justin Lumley
Lumley
Special Grand Jury
Oberlin
Lawrence Nowery
Nowery
Juan Diaz
Enrique Cuevas
Jose Caruz
Pedro Burgos
Ruben Ortiez
Auduli Rios
Cleveland
Robert Gary
Ohio
William J. Brown
Nixon Begins Ambitious Peace Mission to Communist China
President Nixon departs with wife Pat on a bid for peace, flying Spirit of '76 from Andrews AFB. Secretary Rogers and Henry Kissinger accompany him as he trains for talks in Peking, with a multi-city itinerary through Guam Hawaii and Hangzhou before Shanghai return.
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Washington
Nixon
China
Andrews Air Force Base
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Hawaii
Victor Armstrong
First Marine Brigade
Guam
Shanghai
Hangchow
Youth charged with delinquency in 14-year-old's death
A 14-year-old youth held since February 9 is charged with juvenile delinquency in the shooting death of classmate John Moesny, 14, found Feb. 8 near Elywood Park behind Washington Avenue. Prosecutor John Lowther declined to name the youth or reveal specifics. arraignment expected midday.
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Lorain County
John Lowther
John Moesny
Longfellow Ave
Lowther
Henry T. Webber
Mocsny
Elywood Park
Black River
Washington Avenue
Sullivan real estate broker dies after two car crash
Gail E B Heifner 72 a well known Sullivan real estate broker and cattle breeder died at 6 05 a m at Lodi Hospital from injuries after a Tuesday crash seven miles north of Wooster on Route 76 Heifner failed to stop at a stop sign and was struck by a northbound car driven by Dwight E Simpson 54 of Wooster Heifner and his wife Dora recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Heifner was a former Sullivan Township trustee and held roles with the Ashland County Farm Bureau fair board Five Star Guernsey Association Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association and Ohio Dairy Shrine Club Norton Funeral Home Wellington is handling arrangements.
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Wooster
Heifner
Wayne County
Rt. 604
Rt. 76
Wooster Post
State Highway Patrol
Sullivan Township
Ashland County Farm Bureau
Ashland County Fair Board
Weather outlook with possible snow and mild cooling
Cloudy skies with a late snow likelihood, turning colder tonight. Highs in the upper 30s, lows near 30. Tomorrow remains cloudy with a 40 percent snow chance. Precipitation chances 30 percent today, 60 percent tonight, 40 percent tomorrow. Winds shift from east southeast to southeast south then strengthen. High yesterday 36 at 3 45 p.m. Low today 21 at 1 details on page 16.
Striking miners blockade refineries as Britain risks power crisis
Striking coal miners halt oil shipments to two Thames and Tees refineries as government mediators seek a quick settlement. With coal supplies dwindling, oil plants must run at reduced output. blackouts widespread, trains limited, and essential goods strained as tempers rise and contingency plans are readied.
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London
Britain
Thames
Tees
Edward Heath
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