U.S. China Representation Strategy Faces Deadline
Washington allies warn that delaying final drafts on dual representation for China jeopardizes Taiwan's U.N. seat. Diplomats say the United States must act before the Sept. 21 General Assembly opening, with security council veto issues and co sponsor pressure shaping the outcome.
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New York Times
Washington
China
United Nations
United States
General Assembly
U. N
Albania
Taiwan
U. S
Peking
U.N
Security Council
Rogers
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Bush
State Department
U.S
Reds Beat Attacks in Vietnam Election Clash
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces staged nearly 100 weekend attacks in their heaviest activity in four months but did not derail South Vietnam's lower house elections. Officials report 41 soldiers and 8 civilians killed, 186 soldiers and 53 civilians wounded. allied forces claim 347 enemy killed. The U S command kept forces on base, citing alert and possible unrest.
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Saigon
le Trung Hien
U.S
Vacation Ends For Students In City
Winter break ends as thousands return to classes in city schools. Superintendent Curtis Sellers projects 9,300 students for the year with registration migrant times for grades 7 to 10 and a full first day Wednesday. more than 1,500 at Decatur High and about 1,400 at Austin high, plus middle schools around 1,300 each. Kindergarten enrollment tops 1,500 with new four elementary school programs in Woodmeade Austinville Eastwood and Walter Jackson.
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Ben Windham
Curtis Sellers
Sellers
Decatur High School
Austin
Woodmeade
Austinville
Eastwood
Walter Jackson
Detective, Woman Die In Air Crash
A Birmingham detective sergeant, A. E. Painter 40, and Mrs Fred Campbell 32 wife of Campbell's airport owner, were killed when a small plane crashed near Locust Fork after taking off at 6 p.m. The pilot hit TVA power lines serving Bessemer area. bodies found after 1 a.m. Painter worked in robberies division. The weekend toll rose to 12 with another fatal chase in Lamar County.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
A. E. Painter
Fred Campbell
Gardendale
Painter
Harry Freeman
Tennessee Valley Authority
George Stone
TVA Electrician
Decatur
TVA
Bessemer
Locust Fork
Stone
Aberdeen
Miss
Lamar County Sheriff's Deputies
Sulligent
Benny Holcomb
Former Alabama Senator Lolley Dies After Heart Attack
Enterprise brief reports former state Senator Ray Lolley aged 46 died Sunday night from a heart attack. Lolley was one of two lawmakers indicted on bribery charges in 1969.
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Enterprise
Ala
Ray Lolley
Decatur's Friendly Shopping Area Highlighted
In the Daily Calendar the article spotlights Decatur as Alabama's friendliest shopping area. The page teases sections on horoscope classified comics obituaries editorials sports entertainment TV logs and weather. It notes a weather outlook of clouds and warmth with scattered rain chances through Tuesday.
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Decatur
Alabama
Landers
Nixon economic program may yield big tax cuts
President Nixon's tax plan could become one of the largest tax cuts in a decade with a $7.5 billion relief, potentially rising to $16.5 billion with Congress changes. It centers on business tax relief, adds individual relief, and may include expanding the standard deduction and removing the automobile excise tax for car buyers.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Init
Spee
House
Treasury
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Nasser Denounces U.S. Speak After False Cabinet Report
A confidant says Nasser’s Dec 23 1964 denunciation of the United States was provoked by a cabinet false report that Johnson would cut economic aid to the United Arab Republic. The speech included the remark go drink from the sea. See NASSER On Page 5.
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New York
United States
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Johnson
United Arab Republic
Nasser
U.S
Decatur Daily Gridiron Forecast Contest Opens
The Decatur Daily invites entries in its 1971 gridiron forecast contest. Submit by 4 p.m. Friday for a chance to win 50 dollars plus a 20 percent subscriber bonus. Entry blank and rules appear on page 11.
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Decatur Daily
Desk Sergeant Dies From Shotgun Blast
A gunman with a 12 gauge shotgun burst into the Ingleside police station in San Francisco and killed Sgt. John V. Young and wounded Ellen Lipney in a late Sunday shooting. Police offered no leads as officers were ordered to guard other stations. A bomb blast at a nearby bank preceded the attack.
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Ingleside
John V. Young
Ellen Lipney
Young
Janes Nanz
Charles Ellis
Bank of America
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