China pushes U N withdrawal from Indochina Taiwan at UN
China demands U S pullout from Indochina and Taiwan in a maiden UN speech. Chiao Kuan hua urged the U N to back China’s view that Taiwan is inalienable. He labeled U S and Soviet actions as obstruction and called for disarmament and a world summit.
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China
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Taiwan
Chiao Kuan-hua
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Security Council
Soviet Union
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Taiwan Strait
Indochina
Israel
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Africa
Bush
Asia
Latin America
Senate Debates College Tax Credit Amid Tax Bill Clash
Senate Democrats press to adjust the $23.9 billion tax-reduction bill with a college tuition tax credit up to 325 dollars per student. The measure, tied to spending for tuition and books, faced repeated house vetoes as Republicans and House members clash over relief totals and personal exemptions.
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Senate
Nixon
House
Democrats
Adlai E. Stevenson
D- T
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
U S delays Phantom warplanes for Israel
The United States ends an urgent review and says Israel should not receive new Phantom warplanes for now. State Department notes Soviet arm deliveries to Egypt have shown restraint, keeping the Mideast balance steady.
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Washington
United States
Mideast
Israel
State Department
Soviet Union
Egypt
Charles W. Bray
Bray
Alleetions
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
Compromise Reaches 2 Billion Child Care Plan
Congress negotiators finalize a $2 billion child care program within the antipoverty bill to start in 1973. Families under $4,320 income would receive free care, others pay scaled rates up to 10 percent of income over thresholds. high earners face full costs. The measure needs House and Senate approval before presenting to the White House.
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Congress
Nixon
Senate
House
White House
Ulster bride weds British soldier in barracks chapel
Marta Doherty an 18 year old Ulster lass from Londonderry married Pvt Jon Larter in the barracks chapel after troops with machine guns ringed the base. She wore a wig to replace her hair shaved the night before by a mob and tarred on the lamp post.
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Jon Larter
Londonderry
Northern
Marta Doherty
Ulster Ireland
Lass
John
England
Marta
St. Columb’s
House backs 1.6 billion cancer fight plan to 3 years
The House passed a bill to fund cancer control with the Office of Economic Opportunity monitoring over three years. It would shift OEO focus toward research and operations, create a new independent cancer agency under the National Institutes of Health, and seek final agreement via a conference committee before Christmas.
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Senate
Dent
Paul G. Rogers
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Perimental Agency
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American Cancer Society
Cancer Agency
National Institutes’ of Health
Sesame Street Wins Top Prize at NHK Education Contest
The children’s TV program Sesame Street won the top television prize at NHK’s seventh annual international contest for education programs. The award highlights the show’s impact in educational television as judged by Japan Broadcasting Corp. experts.
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Tokyo
Japan Broadcasting Corp
NHK
Unclear headlines emerge from Northern Ireland attacks
Witness accounts describe a mob assault in Londonderry and a soldier's transfer to a new unit amid IRA warnings. Marta, who married after converting to Catholicism, expresses desire for peace. A freight car accident near a paper plant leads to police questioning two railroad workers.
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Londonderry
Unite
Sen
Northern Ireland
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Irish Republican Army
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England
Accord
Train crash at Dachau injures forty five passengers
A crowded commuter train collided with a loose freight car during shunting at Dachau station, injuring 45 people including five seriously. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as passengers sought medical aid and authorities began investigations into the derailment.
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Germany
Nera
Denenberg seeks dividends for 570000 Pennsylvania policyholders
Harrisburg AP The state Insurance Department will press State Farm Mutual to include Commonwealth policyholders in a $30 million dividend awarded in 31 other states. Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg says the earlier distribution was improper and unfair to about 670,000 Pennsylvania policyholders. State Farm officials say they are reexamining the policy, citing years of unprofitable auto underwriting in Pennsylvania. The commissioner plans court action if needed to ensure equitable payout across states.
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Herbert Denenberg
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Commonwealth
Denenberg
George Parker
State Farm
Parker
Denanberg
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New Jersey
Ohio
Haze Frustrates Mariner 9 Mars Surface Photos
Mariner 9 has captured 32 images from 850 miles above Mars but haze blocks clear surface views. Infrared readings indicate silicate presence and a warm spot where temperatures rise by 12 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 9
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