UN China Representation Debate Through Decades
The article reviews the long contest over which government represents China at the United Nations. It details U.N. Security Council actions, Soviet protests, and repeated calls to expel Nationalist delegates in favor of Communists, with shifts in support across the 1950s to the 1960s and a 1966 controversy over a study group proposing alternative seating paths.
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GOP Split Over Nixon Interim Policy For Vietnam
Influential Republican senators debated President-elect Nixon's decision to let the Johnson administration speak on foreign affairs for a limited period. Dirksen backed the move as a temporary fix, while Case Hatfield Aiken Young questioned it. They stressed Vietnam and Paris talks, urging caution about a blank check for policy.
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