Debate on China seating at UN pits Albania against U S
The U S and Albania lead key votes as the General Assembly considers replacing Nationalist China with Communist China or seating both. Nase urges sole PRC representation, while Bush warns against setting a dangerous precedent. Outcome hinges on a simple majority for the important question. Later, local club notes cover a Europe photo-tour and National Business Women's Week events.
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William N. Oatis
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Albania
United States
General Assembly
China
Nesti Nase
People's Republic of China
U.N
Chiang Kaishek
U.S
George Bush
Chiang
Republic of China
Peking
Nase
People’s Republic
Chiang Kai-shek
Nixons Attend Theater Opening At Kennedy Center
President and Mrs Nixon plan to attend the Eisenhower Theater opening at the Kennedy Center in Washington tonight for Ibsen’s A Ball’s House. John Eisenhower and Julie Nixon Eisenhower join the couple in the presidential box, Mamie Eisenhower absent for prior commitments in Abilene. A bust by Nisen Tregor and a facsimile portrait by Anthony Houston are on display, gifts connected to the late president.
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Donald Sanders
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy Center
Nixon
Ibsen
John Eisenhower
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Ficiehe D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Abilene
Kan
Nisen Tregor
Antho
Houston
Tex
Oit
White House
Act Simons
Dallas
Sun Wily
Kosygin Visit Highlights Canada Soviet Ties
Premier Kosygin's Canada visit is a key step in Soviet diplomacy with Ottawa, as Trudeau hosts meetings on trade cultural and scientific cooperation. Public interest is muted with protests outside the Soviet Embassy and a small hotel crowd, while Canadians rail against U.S. import taxes. The scene reflects widening global Soviet diplomacy alongside Brezhnev and Podgorny moves.
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William L. Ryan
Correspondnet Ottawa
Alexei N. Kosygin
Canada
Kosygin
Soviet Union
Exles
Ukraine
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Nixon
United States
North
Africa
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Europe
Letters To The Editor Urges Yellow Creek Road Graveling
A letter from Hope Arkansas residents protests the unfinished grading of the west end of Yellow Creek Road near Highway 355 and Mount Ollie Church. The writer asks County Judge Finis Odom to gravel the stretch to improve access for two families, postal service, and rural traffic, noting cars get stuck in rain and delays occur before reaching Highway 359.
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Yellow Creek
the Star
Finis Odom
Mount Ollie
Arden
Persom
North Texas Coach claims win wasn't a fluke
The North Texas coach states the victory over a defending conference champion was earned, rejecting any notion it was coincidence. He emphasizes preparation and execution by the Mean Green, noting key plays and the team’s resilience at Texas Stadium.
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North Texas
Associated Press
Texas
Rod Rust
North Texpyo
Tito urges peace between India and Pakistan
Yugoslav President Tito called for a political settlement and greater aid for more than 9 million East Pakistani refugees during a New Delhi visit. He warned that continuing deterioration could threaten peace in the subcontinent and beyond, as India and Pakistan massed troops along their borders and Indira Gandhi's abroad trip faced possible postponement.
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Myron L. Belkins
Associated Press
NEW Delhi
Tito
Yugoslavia
India
Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Subcontinent
V. V. Giri
Stock Exchange Announcement Amid Testimony Remarks
AP reports the NYSE timed its statement to align with Monday testimony before a House subcommittee. Richard Howland defends ongoing steps while Baruch criticizes the exchange for past blunders and calls for federal reform. Baruch highlights the 1969 70 turmoil including hypothecation and broker failures.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
House Subcommittee On Commerce and Finance
Richard B. Howland
Hurd Baruch
Securities and Exchange Commission
Exchange
Congress
Wall Street
Baruch
Acropolis Books Ltd
Washington, D.C
Bar
Commission
Karuch
Manny
Refugee Return Plans Amid East Pakistan Crisis
Printed by Offset should be undertaken and political conditions created in East Pakistan insuring the refugees a safe and quick return trip home. The refugee situation places on India an enormous burden which it cannot bear alone. The civil war began March 25 when central government troops acted to crush Bengali independence. Pakistan accuses India of aiding guerrillas and fear grows of a third war. The Indian president told Tito that patience is waning for a political settlement. We have exercised restraint, but our resources are strained and we cannot maintain the refugees much longer.
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East Pakistan
India
Pakistan
Tito
Fighting Flares Anew Near Cambodia
Ground fighting flared on the South Vietnamese Cambodian border with a major clash 33 miles north of Saigon. About 400 enemy troops and 700 South Vietnamese from the 5th Infantry Division engaged in heavy battle aided by artillery and air strikes. Casualties included 29 enemy and 17 South Vietnamese dead, 11 wounded, as fighting extended into Sunday. Additional clashes near Thien Ngon and Krek produced light casualties. Marine Pvt. Jerry J. Harris, son of Nashville Arkansas residents, graduated recruit training in San Diego after high school in 1971.
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Holger Jensen
Associated Press
Saigon
5Th
Thien Neon
Tay Ninh
Thien Ngon
Krek
Cambodia
San Diego
Marine Pvt
J.N. Harris
Route 1
Nashville, Ark
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Nashville High School
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