Rogers Says Taiwan Ouster Could Challenge UN Members
Secretary of State Rogers warns the United Nations could face expulsion of Nationalist China and challenges to past Security Council actions if Taiwan is not seated. He says 10 other countries might be targeted and notes the risks of precedent for future UN decisions. He also backs a possible Arab Israeli interim agreement and says he is not seeking a Supreme Court nomination.
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Brandt Party Strong In Bremen State Vote
In Bremen Germany the Social Democrats backed Brandts East policy scoring a solid victory in state elections. They won 38 of 100 seats, marking their best state showing since a national coalition formed. CDU gained 4 seats while FDP stayed in with 7.13 percent.
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London Bridge returns to service in Arizona
London Bridge, rebuilt atop a concrete foundation on a Lake Havasu City peninsula, reopened Sunday as part of the town’s main street. McCulloch Corp bought the bridge for 24 million pounds, reassembling it with a higher center arch and a shorter Surrey overpass. A gala dinner for 700 accompanied by sky diving, fireworks, and races showcased the symbol of Britain U.S. friendship amid talks of another London bridge sale.
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Attica Toll Hits 43 as Guard Dies
ROCHESTER N Y AP The death of wounded guard Harrison Whalen 37 of Alexander after being held hostage in the Attica riot raises the toll to 43. He died at Strong Memorial Hospital from buckshot wounds sustained Sept 13 when troopers stormed the prison. Whalen, from Cell Block D, was among 39 guards and civilian employees held hostage. 32 prisoners and 11 staff died in the insurrection. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Downs Ends Nine Year Run as Today Host on NBC
New York AP reports Hugh Downs concluded nine years as Today host and handed to Frank McGee, who will anchor with NBC after 14 years with the network. Downs plans to move to Carefree, Arizona to write and lecture on environmental issues.
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Jailed Truancy Case Ends In Self Destruction
In Control Texas a 14 year old boy, Jerome Price, hanged himself in a juvenile jail cell while awaiting truancy hearing. Sheriff Gene Reaves said the boy used a leg of his trousers around his neck and a bar at a window. The judge had ordered another day in jail, and the boy’s family questions the handling of his confinement.
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Miller at Coe campus shows mixed reception on policy
U S Senator Miller spoke at Coe College about aging retirements and arms control while students questioned him on Vietnam, the draft, and nuclear strategy. He defended continuing the con trol board with constitutional plans and urged dialogue with the Soviet Union. A mini bike accident injured Franklin Lane during the event.
Reagan Presses U S Support for Nationalist China
Reagan told Nationalists in Taipei that the United States would continue to back the Republic of China’s full participation in international affairs. He met Chiang Kai-shek as Nixon’s envoy, reaffirming defense commitments and the effort to open talks with mainland China without abandoning ties to Nationalist China.
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Soviet Hungarian Maneuvers Open Across Western Hungary
Soviet and Hungarian forces launched large scale maneuvers in western Hungary with tanks motorized units air force and parachute troops taking part. The announcement was made by NTI in Budapest and reported by AP.
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Student Elected Iowa DECA Vice President Arden Kremenak
Arden Kremenak a senior in distributive education at Washington high school was elected Iowa vice president for Area IV of DECA. Elected last weekend in Des Moines he will lead the area marketing conference in Cedar Rapids in January and will represent Iowa at the regional officers meeting and the national leadership conference.
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Denture Adhesive Cream Promises Secure Comfort
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