Grounded C5 aircraft spark errors and cost focus
Washington officials report two thirds of pilots used full power during tests as the Air Force grounds seven C5 transports for inspection after a failure at Altus Air Force Base. Pentagon says engine mounts and mounting integrity are under review with 22 more aircraft to be checked.
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Nixon Halting Dock Strike Quieted By Court Bids
Head of strike halt ILWU longshoremen Harry Whitington and Nelson Williams read a newspaper banner reading Nixon Halting Dock Strike after President Nixon ordered the Justice Department to seek a court order forcing 15,000 longshoremen back to work for at least 80 days. In the background ships wait at anchor in San Francisco Bay as the dock strike lingers.
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Agnew Says GOP Aims To Oust Radical Liberals
Washington AP report says Vice President Spiro Agnew described a Republican goal to remove radical liberals in the next election. White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said Agnew spoke for his views, not the administration, and would not be questioned further.
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China Vote in UN Close Poll Shows
Washington reports a close U N vote on U S resolutions to seat Communist China while keeping Nationalist China in the General Assembly. State Department press officer Bray warns expulsion could set a dangerous precedent and affect U N funding.
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UN China Debate Set in General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly debate on China is slated to begin October 18 with Albania scheduled to speak first. About 100 nations indicated interest, four had inscribed speaking times, and twelve meetings were allocated. Resolutions from the United States and Albania present rival seatings for the People's Republic of China with Beijing admitted and Taiwan ousted in one proposal, while the other keeps the Nationalist seat.
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