Chou Rejects Two China and Formosa Compromise
In Hong Kong Premier Chou En-lai rejects a two China policy or an independent Formosa as a basis for U S relations. He calls Taiwan status undetermined, demands U S withdrawal from Formosa and allied forces, and says the 1954 treaty with Chiang Kai-shek is illegal. He insists Peking will not join the UN while Chiang’s regime remains seated. Four U S graduate students report details of a July interview in Peking. Four core issues block normal ties: Taiwan fate, Vietnam, Korea war status, and U S aid to Japanese militarism.
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Hong Kong
Chou En-lai
Peking
China
Formosa
United States
Chou
Taiwan
Island
U.S
Formosa Strait
Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations
Chiang
Toronto Globe and Mail
Associated Press
Korea
Draft resumes as local Selective Service urges continued registrations
Local draft officials say uncertainty in Congress over extending induction powers will not halt registrations. The Chanute and Neosho County commissions meet to discuss ambulance service in Erie at 1 p.m. Posting notes indicate men with lottery numbers up to 175 face possible induction after draft calls resume. Temperature and forecast details follow with a brief area outlook.
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Congress
Nelda Wall
Selective Service
Curtis Tarr
Chanute
Neosho County
Erie
Kenneth Sanborn
Defense Department
Selective Service System
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragment titled Intercepted Letter Dear Cha notes a phrase about taking justice outside the courtroom attributed to Nute. It presents a brief, cryptic line suggesting a legal or political critique without further context.
Chanute Among Communities Picked To Host Pollution Hearings
Public hearings on amendments to Kansas air pollution rules will run Aug 16 to 18 in six cities including Chanute Dodge City Kansas City Topeka Salina and Hays with hearings at 10 a.m. The changes expand pollutants listed to include sulfur dioxide nitrogen dioxide hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. About 100 firms have been notified to show compliance with emission limits.
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Chanute
Topeka
Kan
Edwin D. Lyman
Kansas Cities
Kansas City
City
Neosho County Community Junior College
Dodge City
Commission Chamber
Topeka-Shawnee County Health Department
Salina
Salina-Saline County
Hays
Fort Hays
First National Bank
Lyman
State Board of Health
Courtroom chase ends with judge pursuing suspect
Titusville judge Joe A. Cowart Jr jumps from the bench and chases Patrick Bertrand through his private doorway after Bertrand yells an obscenity and bolts from the courtroom following a two year sentence for breaking and entering. No injuries reported.
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Titusville, Fla
Joe A. Cowart Jr
Patrick Bertrand
Harold Yeager
Cowart
Bertrand
Wichita approves first reading of fair housing ordinance
Wichita Kansas city commission approved on first reading a fair housing ordinance with fines up to 500 dollars and six months in jail. A sex discrimination ban was added to cover race color religion national origin or ancestry, a move that could set a Kansas precedent though state law does not prohibit sex discrimination.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Kansas
NWRO convention highlights push for electoral action
Welfare Rights in Providence hosts a national gathering as NWRO eyes broader influence. Dr. George Wiley, NWRO executive director, outlines plans to boost electoral activity and engage new groups including domestic workers farm workers tenants health advocates and youth.
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Providence
R.I
National Welfare Rights Organization
George Wiley
Congress of Racial Equality
NWRO
Ellsberg Called Before House Panel On Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg, former Defense Department researcher and leaker of the Pentagon papers, was summoned by an 18 member antiwar House panel led by Rep. John G. Dow. He faces federal charges under the Espionage Act and for stealing government property after his June 28 arrest for giving the study copies to the press.
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Ellsberg
Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
Defense Department
Pentagon
House
John G. Dow
New York
National Budget Shows Big Deficit
The Nixon administration released figures showing a fiscal 1971 deficit between 20 and 25 billion dollars, the second largest since World War II. The coming fiscal year is expected to push the two-year deficit toward about 45 billion, with Congress adding at least seven billion more in 1972.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury Department
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Boy Found Alive After 10-Day Mountain Search Near Casper
Kevin Dye, a 9 year old with expressive aphasia and epilepsy, was found exhausted but in fair health on Casper Mountain about two miles from the cabin where he disappeared. Rescue workers located him at 8 30 a m after a 10 day search involving five rescuers and a six man mountaineering team. He survived by drinking creek water and raiding cabins, and had been sighted twice before slipping away.
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Casper
Wyo
Rocky Mountain
Kevin Dye
Kevin
Casper Mountain
Wyoming
Phillip Dye
Miss Kansas to attend Woodson County crowning
YATES CENTER Sandra Louise Rings of Topeka will be guest at the Miss Woodson County 1971 crowning Friday night. Nine contestants compete for a scholarship and a right to represent Woodson County in the Miss Kansas Pageant in July 1972. Contestants perform in gown, swimsuit, talent and are interviewed by judges. The Miss America preliminary pageant is sponsored by the Yates Center Jaycees and Jaynes and begins at 8 p.m. in the high school gym.
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Woodson County
Yates Center Jaycees and
Jaynes
Apollo 15 Astronauts Face Minor Glitches En Route Moon
Apollo 15 crew led by David R. Scott James R. Irwin and Alfred Worden report a glass fragment and brief voltage drop aboard their craft as they race toward the moon. Flight director Glynn Lunney calls the issues insignificant and not a threat to Friday landing plans.
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David R. Scott
James R. Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Glynn Lunney
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Chou Firm
Chanute Public Library
Joanna Welch
Charlene Christy
Burlington
Larry South
Robert Harward
S. Rutter
Terry Lee
N. Washington
Harward
Vesta Lightfoot
County Commission
Cha
Yours
Drummond
Okla
Cities Service Co
Here
Oklahoma 132
Garfield County
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Smith
Glee S. Smith
Kansas Senate
Robert Docking
The
Christ United Methodist Church of
Woodson
Apollo
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