China Fails to Win U.N. Seat as Nationalists Retain Representation
In a General Assembly vote, Communist China fell short of the two thirds needed for U.N. membership, securing 48 votes to 6 for Nationalist China with 21 abstentions. Indonesia Kuwait and Equatorial Guinea did not vote. The United States-backed resolution labeled the issue an important question requiring a two thirds majority, passing 71 to 38 with abstentions.
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Indian Task Force denounces press silence on injustices
Washington based 42 Native Americans from 32 tribes in 15 states condemn media neglect and demand a voice for Indians. They describe past government promises as deceptive and press for conferences with Vice President Agnew, a permanent speakout system, and regional circuit riders to monitor Indian rights.
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Marcos Wins Re-Election in Philippines Victory
Ferdinand E. Marcos claimed a landslide win and a new four year term as president, leading in national counts with 1,133,670 votes to Sen. Sergio Osmena Jr.'s 726,158. Lopez led Magsaysay in vice presidency as Marcos says troops will return from Vietnam to help counter Huk activity at home.
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Zodiac Killer Threatens More Deaths in Latest Letters
San Francisco police and newspapers circulated chilling notes from the Zodiac killer who says he will kill more people and promises new ciphers. He claims seven victims by Oct and criticizes police for lies, mentioning past slayings in Vallejo Napa and San Jose and warning about targeting schoolchildren. The letters include strange cryptograms and a shirt fragment from a cab driver, reflecting his dwindling publicity and desire for attention.
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David Farady
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Darlene Ferrin
Cecilia Ann Shepard
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Paul Stein
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