New Ballgame Power Triangle in United Nations
AP analysis explains a rising three power dynamic at the UN with China's large population and Chiang Kai-shek's mainland leadership shaping potential shifts. The piece weighs how China may alter security council dynamics and U S Soviet leverage, with time the key arbiter.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
Ing
U.N
Chiang Kai-shek
Mainland
United States
Soviet Union
Trunk Murderess Winnie Judd Parole Consideration
Phoenix AP reports Winnie Ruth Judd the trunk murderess whose 1930s life sentence was commuted to time served. The Arizona Board of Pardons voted 2-1 on Feb 23 to consider parole while Gov Williams' action awaits a final decision. Judd, linked to the 1931 Los Angeles murders, faced a death sentence in 1933 before changes and later confinement.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Morning-After Pill Described as Alternative to Abortion
NORFOLK Va AP doctors describe the morning after birth control pill as a 100 percent effective option to prevent pregnancy after sex. The pill would offer an alternative to abortion by stopping a pregnancy rather than terminating one, Crist said.
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Norfolk, Va
Crist
Smallest Israeli Quintuplet Dies After Birth
The smallest of Israel's first quintuplets, a boy, died four days after birth at Hadassah Hospital. The remaining infant boy and three girls were reported in satisfactory condition. Officials could not yet determine the cause of death.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Hadassah Hospital
Duke Student fund aids abortions for undergrads
A Duke University student fund offers interest free loans up to 900 dollars to undergraduate women aged 18 or older to cover abortion costs. Loans are confidential and require a promissory note. the program was proposed by the student legislature.
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Durham
N.C
Duke University
V. Sat Traloe Mead
Auto makers face mixed profits amid price pressures and new policy
GM reports 5.6 billion in quarterly sales with 217 million profit, below prior records as price increases and wage freezes affect margins. Lynn Townsend of Chrysler notes 1971 profits strong but below last year, while GM executives Roche and Cole praise anticipated benefits from Nixon policies and a broader economic recovery for auto demand.
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Suez
Lynn Townsend
Chrysler Board
Ee Sane
Oe Caeter
Townsend
James H. Roche
Edward N. Cole
Roche
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