Peking Wins United Nations Seat as Two Chinas Debate Rages
Peking hailed its UN admission amid calls for two Chinas to end. Chiang Kai-shek vowed to topple the Communists while Chou En-lai’s possible UN delegation was discussed. Officials in Geneva noted WHO and ITU would welcome Peking but require constitutional changes to sit with Chiang's reps.
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Tokyo
Peking
United Nations
United States
Japan
Chiang Kaishek
New China
General Assembly
China
U.S
People of the World
Chou En-lai
Asahi Shimbun
Chou
Chi Peng-tei
Asahi
Chiang Kai-shek
U.N
Geneva
World Health Organization
International Telecommunications Union
Chiang
China Defeat Angels Senate Hurts Aid Bill
The UN decision to expel Nationalist China sparks Senate denunciations as the $3.2 billion foreign aid bill faces amendment. Senator Saxbe urges sending it back to committee to save it, while Senator Church supports the move. Debate delays adjournment, with an Indochina troop withdrawal amendment already attached.
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China
Senate
Washington
United Nations
William Saxbe
Ohio
Foreign Relations Committee
Saxbe
Frank Church
Idaho
U.N
Church
Indochina
UF Drive Concluded With 83 Percent
The United Fund drive ended with 83 percent of its goal, raising $75,424 of $91,000 after a year raising needs. Government Division topped at 140 percent, while Industry lagged at 73 percent. divisions cited economy and wage-price concerns as factors. Attendees included Frank Doogan and James Cook of Doogan Associates who noted Corry’s broader struggles.
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Andy) Anderson
United Fund
Anderson
R. Elwin Fuller
Fuller
Taylor
Mary Hubley
Corry
Frank Doogan
James Cook
Doogan Associates
Doogan
Corry gambling hearings postponed by judge
Hearings for several Corry men arrested in a September 30 gambling raid were postponed by District Justice Anna McCall of Waterford. The judge would not release names, saying charges are summary offenses and some fines were paid. Next hearing date set for Tuesday. one man, Joseph Gentilman, 72, bound over to Erie County Court. Other arrestees include Carl Chiricuzio, Charles Hess, Angelo Frisina, James Lindsay, Richard Merkle, John Bosak, John Chiricuzio, and George Sprovers.
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Corry
Anna McCall
Waterford
McCall
West Main Street
Charles W. Hess
Raymond Avenue
Angelo R. Frisina
West Frederick Street
James A. Lindsay
B.D
Richard A. Merkle
East Pleasant Street
John Bosak
West Pleasant Street
John Chiricuzio
Mott Street
George Sprovers
Irving Street
United States Losing Streak at United Nations noted
U N losses mark a shift as Washington faces new Asian and African members. The piece contrasts U S defeats with Soviet, British and French setbacks, citing Suez vetoes and 1967 Arab withdrawals. It highlights Arthur J Goldberg’s 1965 agenda move on Vietnam and the ensuing criticism amid peak bombing.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
United States
U.N
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
General Assembly
Arthur J. Goldberg
Security Council
North Vietnam
U Thant
Altoona General Rejoins Blue Cross Under Pressure
Altoona General Hospital will renew its contract with Blue Cross despite accusations by State Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg that the hospital defrauded the public. The board said the commissioner’s non negotiable terms forced the return to the former Blue Cross agreement amid controversy over board ties to a bank owed $1 million by the hospital. Mercy Hospital faced similar criticism, while Denenberg praised Altoona General for its decision and predicted public benefits and affordable care.
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Altoona, Pa
Altoona General Hospital
Blue Cross
Herbert Denenberg
Commonwealth
Altoona Hospital
Denenberg
Altoona General
Mercy Hospitals
Mercy Hospital
Hijacked Americans in Havana and Cubans in New Orleans
A hijacked American Airlines 747 landed in Havana for Kosygin's visit while a Cuban twin-engine plane chartered to New Orleans carried nine passengers and three crew who sought visas denied by the U.S. The Cuban delegation slept at a hotel after being kept from leaving. FAA said they could not confirm when the 747 would depart as Kosygin’s stay unfolded. Havana radio reported Fidel Castro attended Kosygin's reception, denying hospitalization rumors.
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Associated Press
Havana
New Orleans
American Airlines
New York
San Juan
FBI
Jose Marti
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Cuba
State Department
Washington
Congress Studies Phase 2 Plan Amid Economic Debate
Washington AP says Congress weighs Nixon Phase 2 economic measures with Connally testimony as lawmakers push to extend executive powers beyond April 30. Reuss may seek Senate confirmation for Wage Board appointees, while debates over interest controls and penalties continue ahead of November deadlines. Senate panel set to begin hearings November 2.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
House Banking Committee
Henry S. Reuss
Wise
Senate
Board and Price Commission
Administration
Court of Appeals
Cost of Living Council
Banking Committee
House
Senate Banking Committee
Open House At St Thomas School During Education Week
Mr and Mrs William Wieliczko of 1250 West Main Street view a synchronized sound filmstrip teaching device during St Thomas School open house held last night. Many parents attend the event part of National Education Week activities.
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William Wieliczko
West Main Street
St. Thomas School
Suspect jailed again as bond revoked in baby death case
Union City man James Swan, 22, faces a hearing tomorrow on man slaughter charges in the death of 2 year old Brian Wynkoop. He was jailed after his $5,000 bond was revoked for allegedly intimidating a witness and violating a stay-away order. Swan had been released five days earlier.
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Union City
James Swan
Center Street
Erie County
Porter Auer
Auer
Justin Butters
Swan
Brian Wynkoop
Evelyn Wynkoop
Union City Memorial Hospital
Smallest Israel quintuplet dies after birth
In Jerusalem the smallest of Israel’s first quintuplets, a boy, died four days after birth. The remaining baby and three girls were reported in satisfactory condition though the cause was not yet released. The infant weighed 24.7 ounces at birth. one girl’s respiratory issue improved. Mrs. Yitzhak Berman, 22, who bore the five babies, was not well.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Hadassal Hospital
Yitzhak Berman
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