Main Chinese delegation arrives to take seat at United Nations
New York dispatch reports Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuang hua leading a 46 member delegation to assume China’s United Nations seat after 22 years. Huang Hua named permanent Chinese U.N. representative, with backstage talks planned for Nixon’s Peking trip.
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Sol Kuttner
Harry E. T. Thayer
Sinan A. Korle
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U Thant
George Libera
Paris
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Russia
Castro greeted by Chileans amid mixed reception
Fidel Castro arrived in Santiago aboard a Soviet IL62 for a 10 day Chile visit. About a third of the population lined the 14 mile route from the airport as crowds cheered while others booed near the Cuban ambassador's residence. He later met President Allende at La Moneda and planned a tour through northern Chile.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
Vitacura
Inside Lack of Money Shapes Democratic Hopefuls
A fragment outlines how financial constraints influence early Democratic presidential contender discussions. The article notes the growing importance of fundraising in campaign positioning and creates a snapshot of the field as party peers assess viability amid money worries.
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George Finckel
Kit Foster
Phase II rules set price pain for big firms and wage caps
Washington officials laid out Phase II controls covering firms with 100 million dollars plus in annual sales and wage rise reporting rules for larger employers. Rents stay controlled for housing not newly rented after Aug 15 and for improvements, while commercial and industrial rents escape.
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Cost of Living Council
The
Price Commission
U.S
General Motors
Hardin expected to quit cabinet
Washington sources report Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin could leave President Nixon’s cabinet by early 1972 or sooner amid criticism from farm state lawmakers over protecting agriculture. White House comments were unavailable as Hardin returned from Turkey and the administration weighs a successor amid upcoming elections.
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Nixon
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Iowa
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Turkey
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Ind
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Michigan State University
Congress
Rutgers disrupts Bloustein inauguration at Rutgers gym
About 50 students protesting Route 18 realignment disrupted the inauguration of Dr. Edward J. Bloustein as Rutgers University president. He condemned the disruption as hooliganism, while noting freedom of speech but denouncing disruption. Police cleared two balcony sections as demonstrators left orderly. Governor Cahill attended, later noting Bloustein would respond to the issues raised.
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N.Y. Times News Service
New Brunswick
N.J
Edward J. Bloustein
Rutgers University
Dr. Bloustein
Rutgers Gymnasium
Bloustein
Rutgers Board of Governors
William T. Cahill
Lee Bloustein
Bijur Workers Vote Rejects Latest Offer
U.E. Local 295 reports 78 of about 100 eligible members voting against Bijur Lubricating Corp offer. The unit operates at 55 percent capacity as issues over wages and fringe benefits remain unresolved. Frances Columbia and Red Block of the international lead an eight member negotiating team set to meet management next Wednesday.
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Carl Hulbert
Hulbert
U.E
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Frances Columbia
Red” Block
The
Bear Swamp pumped storage questioned by professor
Marlboro College biologist questions the claimed efficiency and pollution level of the Bear Swamp pumped storage facility on the Deerfield River near Rowe Massachusetts. He argues that pumped storage is not a primary power source and reduces overall efficiency, potentially increasing fuel use and radioactive waste.
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Deerfield
Bear Swamp
Rowe
Mass
Larry Gay
Banner and Brattleboro Reformer
New England Power Co
NEPCO
Gay
Reformer
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