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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1976

Page

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Chou En-lai Praised By World Leaders In Memoir Image

In a portrait of Chou En-lai as a man of wit charm and intelligence the article notes admirers including General George C Marshall former President Nixon Henry Kissinger and many world leaders. It recalls his postwar China mission his frank diplomacy during negotiations and his rare willingness to speak of his aristocratic origins and early missteps.

John Roderick Tokyo Chou En-lai George C. Marshall Nixon Henry A. Kissinger China Chiang Kalt Ahck Marshall Chou Henesty Kissinger Fir Chungion Eed Nanjing Shangaai Yeuan Yenan Peking U.S Mr. Roderick

Stock market opens 1978 with strongest rally in years

New York AP reports Wall Street begins 1978 with a powerful rally. The Dow climbs 65.67 to 997.88 in five trading days, the best opening week since 1938. Analysts cite tax timing and January funding as drivers, plus a rate cut by Chase Manhattan and others.

New York Wall Breet Hirsch Organization Dow New York Stock Exchange Chase Manhattan Amalier Helna H. Biel Wall Street Hoppin, Watson Inc Severiel

Resignation seen as only path for Labor Secretary Dunlop

Washington AP report notes walkout by labor leaders from the Presidents Construction Advisory Committee leaves Labor Secretary John J. Dunlop with little choice but to resign. Aides say decision due next week will weigh labor relations and Meany assurances as AFL-CIO leaders criticize Dunlop's perceived alignment with the administration. The resignations from the panel followed Ford vetoing a bill expanding picketing rights and creating a national dispute mediation body.

Robert A. Dobkin Washington John J. Dunlop Dunlop Afl-Cio George Meany Robert A. Georgine Georgine Afl-Ciq Building and Construction Trades Department Ford Meany Associated Builders and Contractors America White House Teamaters Husaimmons Nation D. Quinn Mills Lord

Nixon marks 63rd birthday with small dinner party

Former President Richard M. Nixon observed his 63rd birthday with a quiet home gathering in San Clemente Calif attended by his family and a few close friends. Jane and David Eisenhower flew in from China with gifts for the occasion, while Nixon reportedly did not attend a San Clemente exhibit opening timed to his birthday.

San Clemente Calif Richard M. Nixon Jane David Eisenhower Nixon Som China Nikon Arid Scanals Parently Paul Presley San Clemente Inn Presley

SEC probes bond sales in New York City

The SEC announced it has opened an inquiry into whether New York City bond sales violated securities laws. The probe, seeking to restore investor confidence in muni markets, involves brokers bankers and officials, with at least one private suit already filed alleging concealment of the city’s true financial position. Mayor Beame pledged full cooperation.

New York Securities and Exchange Commission New York City Trakars Commission SEC James L. Buckley Abraham D. Beame

Chou En-lai death draws global reactions across nations

Pravda gave Chou En-lai a brief four line notice on page five while Rude Pravo provided eight lines on page seven. In non Communist countries leaders praised Chou as a brilliant statesman with global impact. Condolences came from Ford Kissinger Nixon Miki Trudeau Whitlam and Waldheim. Flags half-masted at UN Sri Lanka Hong Kong and other locations. Asia and the world mourned a towering figure who bridged change and stability.

Chou En-lai Soviet Union Chow Pravda Soviet Communist Party Rude Pravo Chou Washington Ford Peking China Henry A. Kissinger U.s.-China Richard M. Nixon United States Takeo Miki Pierre Hillett Trudeau Gough Whitlam United Nations U.N New York Kurt Waldheim Teland Sri Lanka Ceylon Feria Hong Kong South Korea Philippines

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