Peking Reds May Join the United Nations Seat Debate
The piece discusses China's position on a United Nations seat, possible US policy shifts, and the tension between Communist China and Nationalist China led by Chiang Kai-shek. It notes Peking's demand to restore its recognized rights and rejection of a two Chinas solution, with analysts weighing timing and leadership changes.
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Republi
China
Mh Dennis
Pelang
Sukarno
Indonesia
Peking
United Nations
Taiwan
People’s Republic of China
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
People’s Republic, China
Chang Wen-ien
Chou En-lai
United States
Mao Tsetung
Chiang Kaishek
Kai-shek
Mau Tse-tung
Mao
Kiant
Expulsion of Republic of China from UN shocks Congress
A newsletter argues the UN expulsion of the Republic of China was unjust and would prompt cuts to U.S. funding. It claims the Communist bloc dominates some UN votes, cites a 55 to 59 loss on Formosa’s status, and urges reform of assessments. The author says the U.S. should pay based on population and introduces a bill to cap the U.S. annual assessment at 68 million and drop defaulters.
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United Nations
Congress
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Red China
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Formosa
Bhutan
Burandi
Guyana
Sierra Leone
Yemen
Zambia
USA
Uncle Sam
Organization
United States
Big Catfish Haul From Medina Lake At Bob's Cove
Albert Munk owner of the 290 Courts on U S 290 West and companions including Mrs Munk Donald Oats of Kerrville and Robert Oates of Fredericksburg caught a 52 pound yellow cat and another 50 pounder on a trot line at Bob's Cove Medina Lake Lake Hill Texas across several days. They also landed 35, 13 and six pound cats a 6 pound black bass crappie and other small fish. Some fishermen have all the luck.
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Texas
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Kerrville
Robert Oates
Fredericksburg
World Divided Over Two Chinas Diplomacy Conflicts
A fragmented global scene shows nations splitting on diplomatic ties with the Republic of China and other claimant states. The complex stance touches Luxembourg, Malta, Malawi, Maldive Islands, Laberia Labya, and Southern Yemen as allies and critics navigate recognition.
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