U.S. backs seating of Communist China at U.N.
Secretary of State Rogers announced the Nixon administration favors seating the Peoples Republic of China at the United Nations General Assembly this fall and opposes expelling Nationalist China. He said both governments should be represented and left Security Council status to U.N. members decision.
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City May Be Overruled On Lanes
Decatur faces possible highway department veto on a proposed turn lane for 6th Ave part of U S 31. State director Garry Pruett questioned and opposed the lane citing loss of parking and possible business closures. He plans to confer with Gov. George Wallace before deciding.
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Ben Windham
Decatur
6Th Ave
State Highway Department
Garry Pruett
Pruett
George Wallace
Highway Department
Sixth Ave
U.S. 31
Kennedy backs Nationalist China entry to UN
On this date in 1961 President Kennedy reaffirmed U S support for Nationalist China joining the United Nations and opposed admitting Communist China. High today 80 low 68. Tuesday high 88 with a 60 percent rain likelihood today.
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Kennedy
U.S
China
Agreement Reached On Rails Contract
Negotiators announced a settlement giving 42 percent wage hikes over 42 months for about 200000 trainmen and removing pickets from 10 strikebound railroads at noon. The 18 day dispute ended after a 17 hour bargaining session at the Labor Department. The agreement includes work rule changes to boost efficiency and warns some job losses may follow.
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Washington
Labor Department
W. J. Usery
Charles Luna
Afl-Cio
United Transportation Union
John P. Hilpz
Hilpz
US Steel hikes prices after strike-averting deal
Pittsburgh AP reports US Steel Corp raised prices on nearly all products hours after industry officials and United Steelworkers announced a strike-averting contract. In Florida, ten people were seriously injured when a 38-foot yacht exploded while refueling at Test Harbor Marina. In Alabama, Richard Arnold, 22, son of singer Eddy Arnold, was in critical condition after a highway wreck on U S 11 south of Birmingham.
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Broward General Medical Center
Birmingham
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Richard Arnold
Nashville
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Two Arrested in Weekend LSD and Marijuana Bust
Ronald William Register, 19, of Huntsville and Robert O. Quinn, 20, of Lacey's Spring were arrested Sunday at Quinn's home and charged with possession of marijuana and LSD. The raid, at about 8 am, resulted from joint work by the county sheriff's department and the State Narcotics Division.
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Lacey
McBride
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State Department of Public Safety
Perry
Apollo 15 astronauts blast off from moon and dock in orbit
Apollo 15 crew David Scott and James Irwin lifted from the lunar surface and aimed to link with orbiting Endeavour commanded by Alfred Worden. The mission prepared to conduct two more days of scientific work before returning to Earth.
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James Irwin
U.S. South Vietnam Boost Rewards for Viet Cong Leaders
The United States and South Vietnam will pay up to 11 000 in cash for information leading to Viet Cong leader captures. The pilot program aims to stimulate civilian help in dismantling the underground network amid fears after U S troop withdrawals. Officials say the Phoenix Phung Hong program faces challenges and critics worry over its methods.
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