Would-Be Superpower in Chou En-lai's Security Offer
Editorial argues Chou En-lai’s proposal to protect smaller nations signals potential superpower ambitions. China may back revolutions abroad with limited nuclear capability, rattling opinions while aiming to influence global dynamics despite its poverty.
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Red China
Chou En-lai
United States
Soviet Union
Chou
U.S
Ussr
Ceausescu
China
Asia
Crime Up but Slowed Yet Not Ended Nationwide Rise
FBI data show a 6 percent rise in serious crimes for the first quarter, down from 13 percent a year earlier and the slowest quarterly increase in five years. Major crimes fell in 61 of the largest cities, vs 20 last year, but violent crime still rose 12 percent, and a downward trend is not yet visible.
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FBI
Mitchell
A Welcome Month July Promises Surprises and Restless Interest
July brings a shift as people shed workday focus for recreation and travel. When sun heats the days, anticipation grows for water, mountains, or country escapes. The month holds a curious promise that surprises may appear beyond anticipation.
Nixon on the Spot as Hanoi Offers Prisoner Exchange
The North Vietnamese move to trade POW releases for a U S troop withdrawal puts Nixon under pressure. Washington views the offer as a ploy to influence end game sentiment while preserving hard line demands. The article notes Nixon may face congressional pressure to negotiate and a counteroffer at Paris.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon
Hanoi
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
South Vietnam
New Wheat Variety Promises Higher Yields
The Agricultural Experiment Station at Wagga Wagga Australia reports a new hard wheat variety yielding up to 100 bushels per acre and 6 percent more flour than existing types. The piece argues food shortages stem from distribution issues, not production, noting large areas remain undernourished.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Wagga Wagga
Australia
Miss Robbin Arthur Weds Rev John Jordan Jr
MISS ROBBIN RANDOLPH ARTHUR daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Victor Arthur married Rev John Hartley Jordan Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Hartley Jordan of Kirkwood Missouri James L Givens to toastmaster at annual banquet of 400 Virginia Agriculture Teachers at VPI Mrs Emma Line Simpson becomes Deputy Grand Regent for State of Virginia for Women of the Moose Charles E Bass of Stephens City elected Frederick County School Board chairman He has served since Paul Haldeman's resignation Winchester police warned to watch for 300 342 pound Red Hampshire chickens stolen from Baker West Virginia Winchester Purebred Ram Sale set for July 23 at Virginia Livestock Auction Market 25 Hampshire sheep 2 Southdowns 2 Shropshires to be shown
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Robbin Randolph Arthur
Joseph Victor Arthur
John Hartley Jordan, Jr
John Hartley Jordan
Kirkwood
Charles E. Bass
Stephens City
Frederick County School Board
Paul Haldeman
Winchester
Baker
W. Va
Virginia
Belief in Angels Focused in Daily Meditation
The piece reflects on angels as messengers from God and guardian beings, citing Genesis and Matthew to affirm their presence today. It includes a warning about the devil and urges readers to reflect on their own past dealings with temptation.
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Gabriel
Michael
Jacob
Earth
God
Jesus
Billy Sunday
U.S. Position Weakened by Domestic Antiwar Critics
U.S. position abroad weakened as antiwar critics in and out of Congress erode confidence and prompt foreign denunciations. Chou En-Lai of Red China accuses U.S. aggression and claims Americans may rise to curb presidential policies. Britain and allies show greater understanding of the Vietnam war.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Chou En-Lai
Red China
United States
Peking
Great Britain
London Daily Telegraph
America
Vietnam
Senate
South Vietnam
Nixon
House of Representatives
North Vietnam
Saigon
Soviet Union
Dalai Lama in exile views and Tibet crisis in Geneva
In Geneva the ICJ branded Red China as committing genocide in Tibet. The Dalai Lama, living in exile in India, is described with reverent detail, his views on autonomy, Buddhism, and the Tibet question noted along with U.N. and Western reactions.
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Commission of Jurists
Tibet
ICJ
Dalai Lama
India
Forbidden City
Lhasa
Texas
Himalayas
Mt. Everest
Tenzing Gyatso
14Th Dalai Lama
Lama
Avalokitesvara
Upper
Dharamasala
Punjab
Red China
United States
William T. Foley
New York
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
United
Mao
Stooge
Mgapo Mgawang Jigme
Tibet Autonomous Region
Principles Eternal Amidst Mortal Life
A reflective snippet cites James 1 8 about double mindedness as blocking divine aid. It then contrasts the transient individual with enduring principles, attributing the view to William Jennings Bryan, former U S secretary of state.
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William Jennings Bryan
U.S
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Daily Scores
A study guide notes daily averages for a 10 day IQ test. Scoring tiers include Memory Genius for 9–10 correct, Very Superior for 7–8, Excellent for 5–6, Good for 4. Page 2 provides the correct answers and details.
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Mexico
Hercules
Alexander
Atlas
Rip van Winkle
Camelot
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