U.S. and China Seek Delay on World Disarmament Conference
At the United Nations, Ambassador Christopher Phillips joined China in urging that the Soviet proposal for a world disarmament conference be shelved. Phillips urged a deliberate approach and more views before a decision, suggesting putting the issue on the 1972GA agenda for study. China’s deputy foreign minister Chiao Kuan hua urged delaying voting until aims and steps are clear.
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United Nations
United States
China
U.N. General Assembly
Christopher Phillips
Assembly
William P. Rogers
Phillips
Red China
Chiao Kuan-hua
Shelved Plan Of Storming Rahway Prison
State officials said a forceful retaking of Rahway state prison to free hostages was considered but shelved to pursue negotiations. Col. David Kelly and Dr. Maurice Kott, with Cahill staff, discussed delaying the assault citing potential loss of life. The insurrection ended peacefully after inmates freed hostages under a no retaliation pledge.
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Trenton
N.J
Rahway State Prison
David Kelly
Maurice Kott
Kelly
Kott
Cahill
A. Samuel Vukcevich
Associated Press
Gordon Hector
Gordon Hector, State Police Public Information Officers
Hector
Warning Issued Of Flu Outbreak
The Center for Disease Control warned that outbreaks of Asian or Hong Kong flu are likely this winter in America. The CDC noted no significant activity yet in the first state survey, but cited reports of epidemics in Europe and the Caribbean and said regions with few cases last winter may see outbreaks.
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Atlanta
UPI
Center For Disease Control
America
CDC
Europe
Caribbean
Lead Fizzles as Des Moines Boy Case Focuses on Custody
Des Moines AP report says a man named Robert Eastham of Alton Illinois relinquished paternity claims after authorities confirmed the 18 month old found in Des Moines remains in the child’s mother Pamela’s custody in Elgin Missouri. Eastham had previously claimed the boy resembled his son Harold Dean and last saw the child weeks ago in the estranged wife’s custody.
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DES Moines
Robert Eastham
Alton, Ill
Eastham
Elgin
Eastman
Harold Dean
Pamela
Gazette Subscription Rates And AP News Rights
Subscription rates vary by delivery method with weekly and monthly options. By carrier 75 cents weekly. by mail Night and Sunday six issues two dollars monthly. nineteen dollars yearly. Afternoon and Sunday seven issues two dollars fifteen cents monthly. twenty dollars yearly. Out-of-state subscriptions incur thirty dollars yearly. No mail subscriptions where Gazette carrier service exists. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches for republication.
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U.S
Associated Press
Red China attacks Soviet Union over world disarmament plan
China accuses Soviet Union of social imperialism and prompts India to aggression against Pakistan. Malik counters, condemning Beijing for attacking superpowers while posing as defender of smaller nations. China cites Soviet troops in Mongolia and U.S. bases in Japan as a “duet” with imperialism. The speech portrays cold war tensions and asserts superpowers can no longer dominate the world.
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United Nations
China
Soviet Union
India
Pakistan
Chiao Kuan-hua
General Assembly
United States
Peking
Jacob Malik
Malik
Chiaa
Mongolia
U.S
Japan
Boy Confesses Harsh Words Prompt Soap Punishment
A recalled childhood scene features a boy exclaiming words deemed harsh and facing a soap punishment. The remark triggers a retold memory of disciplinary reaction and moral humor from youth.
Sunglasses Featured as Festive Tree Ornaments This Year
The article notes a playful holiday trend of hanging sunglasses on the tree and promotes chrome metal styles from major manufacturers. It highlights varied frame shapes such as hexagonals and rectangles, explains unisex fashion in sunglasses, and suggests an after party where guests select a pair for the New Year.
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Au Courant
Television Listings for Cedar Rapids and Nearby Areas
Listing partials show channels and programs including Cedar Rapids stations KCRG-TV WMT-TV and KWWL-TV along with Iowa City KIIN ITV Ottumwa KTVYO and Rock Island WHBE TV. Entries mention Palm Springs Weekend Dream of Jeannie The Virginian and The Rifleman with various half hour times and performance blocks.
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Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Wmt-Tv
Kwwl-Tv
Waterloo
Kiin-Tv
Iowa City
KTVYO
Ottumwa
Whbe-Tv
Rock Island
Rubella Seen Declining Says CDC Report
The CDC reports rubella cases dropped 20.4 percent in the last year to 44,050, with a 9.6 percent fall from pre vaccine years. No early 1970s rise occurred, reversing a prior peak projection. The decrease marks the first since rubella was added to notifiable diseases in January 1966.
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Atlanta
UPS
Center For Disease Control
CDC
United States Briefly Sets Policy Tone With Japan
Thirty years ago the United States delivered a blunt policy statement to Japan, signaling that negotiations over explosive Far Eastern issues were effectively at an end. The move was interpreted as reducing room for any forthcoming agreement between the two nations.
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U. S
Japan
Economic Index Rises 1.2 Percent in October
The Commerce Department reports an overall 1.2 percent October rise in eight key indicators. Housing permits lead gains, followed by longer average work weeks, while new unemployment insurance applications fall sharply. Stock prices and some materials contracts slipped, but the index shows a 13 percent year gain with monthly increases except June.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Commerce
Harold C. Passer
Master Plan Endorsed by Big Three for West Germany
Twenty years ago the United States United Kingdom and France agreed on a master plan to grant West Germany greater sovereignty as it joined the European defense community. The accord signaled confidence in West Germany's role in postwar European security and economic integration.
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West Germany
European Defense Community
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