UN Seats Red China Ousts Taiwan in Diplomatic Loss
The United Nations voted to seat Communist China and expel Nationalist Taiwan, a defeat for the United States. Peking celebrated while Taipei faced survival worries amid walkouts and strong anti-US sentiment. Ambassador Bush called it a moment of injury as 15 abstentions helped seal the two thirds vote.
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United States cites UN damage from Taiwan expulsion
Secretary William P. Rogers acknowledged the United Nations may be damaged by expelling the Nationalist Chinese government while noting the decision followed a majority vote. He welcomed China's admission but warned the UN could suffer a major misstep. Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott urged cuts in UN dues, arguing Taiwan's ouster fueled the move and would trigger broader funding backlash.
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Two gunmen seize four hostages in Long Beach raid
Two armed men robbed a Long Beach supermarket and fled in two cars, holding four hostages as police surrounded a Laguna Hills home. They released one hostage in San Clemente and continued to hold two others inside the house while deputies and a helicopter searched the area. Authorities aimed for a peaceful surrender as traffic was halted and negotiations continued.
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Wayward California note in 1973 local paper
The Anity Review from Southern Alameda County reports on a Friday October 26 1973 issue from Tessday area detailing local events at 7141 Wayward California with notices and brief items.
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New chief Alameda County supervisor introduced as successor
The board of supervisors introduced Loren W. Enoch as the potential successor to Marin County Administrator Ar R. Strathman. At 51, Enoch would join the payroll at about $38,616 annually if formal action is taken, with Strathman earning roughly $42,000. Strathman will retire.
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Yellowstone geysers show greatest change since 1950 quake
Geysers, mud pots, and hot springs in Norris Basin are undergoing rapid changes after late summer activity. Park geologists report the shifts began in September with about 100 steaming features, including Emerald Spring and Green Dragon Spring, altering water color and flow. Experts say deeper core heat may drive the alterations, with no immediate evidence of broader earthquake risk.
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India silent on Thant peace efforts amid border tensions
Reports claim Pakistan President Yahya Khan urged Thant to visit both nations to ease a military buildup along the border. India said it has no reaction to Pakistans message while noting ongoing shelling and refugee issues as East and West Pakistan clash over Bengla Desh leadership and elections.
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Cloudy and Cool Weekend Forecast for South County
Cloudy skies and cooler temperatures are forecast for tomorrow with highs in the mid 40s across South County. Tonight will bring light northeasterly winds and increasing clouds as Bay Area skies darken, with a low in the dis. More weather on page 7.
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Heavy Traffic's Quiet Toll on Winton High Class
An observer notes minimal disruption from street noise in a Winton High School classroom adjacent to a busy overpass. Most students, including two uncharacteristically withdrawn girls, struggle to engage, while teacher Mrs. Gerlach tries to maintain focus as noise levels barely dip.
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