Rogers to push U N debate on China seating and U Thant successor
Secretary of State William P. Rogers heads to the United Nations to press for China seating amid the U Thant succession issue. He plans talks with Andrei Gromyko and other ministers on budget reform, economic policy and Middle East tensions while aiming to avoid a full U N confrontation.
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William P. Rogers
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Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Mideast
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Gromyko
Middle East
Red China Seen Likely To Push Fresh UN Tensions
AP Special Correspondent reports that Red China’s expected General Assembly and Security Council seats may trigger clashes with the United States and the Soviet Union. Carnegie Endowment notes Peking could champion small nations, press disarmament talks, and push for broader involvement, potentially inflaming Middle East tensions and Arab groups.
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Middle East
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Autopsies At Attica Confirmed Gunshot Deaths
Autopsy results confirming nine hostages at Attica State Prison died of gunshot wounds were supported by Dr. Henry Siegel and Dr. Michael Baden. Officials including Gov. Rockefeller and Dr. Edland had previously attributed the deaths to gunfire, while later reports cited its possible slashing injuries during the takeover and aftermath.
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Henry Siegel
Westchester County
John Edland
Monroe County
Edland
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Correction
Russell G. Oswald
Task Force
Edward Moran
New York Times
Michael Baden
New York City
Baden
Daniel Alterman
Joshua Roth
National Lawyers’ Guild
Egypt War Minister orders immediate retaliation on Suez front
War Minister Lt. Gen. Mohammed Sadek ordered Egyptian units to hit back violently and silence Israeli fire at positions on the Suez Canal front. He urged use of all weapons to stop Israeli attempts, amid reporting of Shrike missiles and heightened alert.
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Sadek
Suez Canal
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Cairo
al Ahram
Fuel Tank Farm Blasted Deep in Phnom Penh
In a nighttime raid near Phnom Penh about 30 sapper troops hit an Esso and Shell fuel storage complex, destroying 15 tanks and millions of gallons of gasoline and diesel. The upheaval compounds Cambodia’s economic woes as South Vietnamese bases near Tay Ninh report heavy losses to 13th North Vietnamese Viet Cong units.
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Phnom Penh
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Shell
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Tay Ninh
Associated Press
Robin Mannock
Medina Trial Deliberations Seen Soon
The month long My Lai murder trial of Capt. Ernest Medina at Ft McPherson Georgia could be in the hands of the jury by Wednesday. When the trial resumes Tuesday the military judge Col Kenneth Howard will hear arguments on his instructions to the five man jury of Vietnam veterans. At Ft Meade Maryland meanwhile the helicopter crewmen who figure in two of the four charges against Col Oran K Henderson were scheduled as witnesses as Hendersons court martial went into its fifth week.
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Johnson nearly ordered wage price freeze in 1965
Former price controller Michael V. DiSalle said President Lyndon Johnson almost issued a wage and price freeze on July 28 1965. DiSalle recalled Johnson apologizing for being late to a White House fundraiser and noting he had just escalated the Vietnam War.
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New Center Opens at Marshall University
Marshall University unveiled its Memorial Student Center a $3.6 million project. The circular air conditioned complex includes four kitchens snack bars a bi level bookstore lounges meeting rooms a recreation room student run coffee house and game area with 14 pool tables four table tennis courts an eight lane bowling alley plus a TV lounge and card room.
Tax Appropriations Debate Continues in Ohio Legislature
The 109th General Assembly resumes as the tax and appropriation stalemate persists. Senate leaders warn action awaits reapportionment. Gov Gilligan administration tax proposals draw GOP scrutiny. Public groups urge action on personal and corporate income taxes. House hearings open on a fifth interim budget totaling 151.6 million for Sept. 18 to month end.
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House Finance Appropriations Committee
Charleston Bridge Collapses Over Elk River
A 30 foot section of a battered Charleston highway bridge collapsed into the Elk River after erosion left the abutment unsupported. The incident disrupted water mains and power lines while barges and boats sank in the river amid ongoing high waters and heavy rains. Governor Arch Moore asked for full federal funding to replace the bridge.
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Elk River
Arch A. Moore Jr
90 Calls For House Rental Sparks Interest In Carbon Hill
Lee Rutherford of Carbon Hill reports about 50 inquiries from a house rental ad. He notes he can be selective with tenants and is weighing options from the high number of responses.
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Lee Rutherford
Carbon Hill
200 Pounds of Heroin Found in Jaguar Car
In New York, federal narcotics officials describe the seizure as the work of top professionals after 200 pounds of heroin worth 40 million dollars were found in an imported Jaguar. Five people were arrested on narcotics smuggling charges as the second largest heroin seizure in the city. Ohio population revised to 10,656,483 for 1970, up from 10,652,017, with Youngstown gaining residents to 140,090 from 139,788.
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Federal Narcotics Bureau
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Ohio
U.S. Census Bureau
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Buckeye
Brown
Youngstown
Miss America Laurel Schaefer to Meet President Nixon
Laurel Lea Schaefer of Bexley Ohio Miss America 197? was to meet President Nixon at the White House at noon with her predecessor Phyllis George of Texas. Weekend traffic toll in Ohio rose to 19 fatalities, six fewer than last week and the lowest since Labor Day period.
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Laurel Lea Schaefer
Bexley
Ohio
Nixon
White House
Ohio University
Phyllis George
Texas
Associated Press
British Press Shutdown Hits London Readers
The Newspaper Publishers Association ordered Britain's eight national dailies and two London evening papers closed over a pay dispute with a printers union. About 16.5 million readers lose daily papers as the strikes halt publication.
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Sammy Davis Jr. Hospitalized With Liver Disorder
Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. 45 will rest about six weeks to recover from a liver disorder after abdominal pains prompted tests at Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas. A spokesman cited liver misalignment from overexertion on his small frame. Davis had one week left in a Sands Hotel engagement and planned a Vietnam tour starting September 25.
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