Peking Hails UN Seat Bid amid China Split Hope
Peking hailed its UN admission victory but warned the United States and Japan will push to create two Chinas. Chiang Kai-shek vowed to overthrow the Communists, as New China News Agency cited the General Assembly vote to admit Communist China and expel the Nationalists.
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Tokyo
Peking
United Nations
United States
Japan
Chiang Kaishek
New China News Agency
General Assembly
China
New China
Chiang Kai-shek
U.N
Geneva
World Health Organization
Inter
China and United Nations split over two Chinas issue
Reports from Peking and Geneva describe debate over seating Peking in the United Nations while Chiang Kai-shek warns he will not be sold out. Officials indicate a possible Chinese delegation to the UN and world bodies may welcome Beijing under conditions.
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United Nations
China
U.N
Republic of China
Asia
Navy Near-Complete Vietnamization Push Signals Pullout
The Navy says Vietnamization is almost finished with 24 river craft, four bases, and 14 radar stations to be handed to South Vietnam. A Vietnamese officer will take command at Nha Be base, then be transferred to local control. Since 1968, 939 ships and 29 bases have been turned over, and forces reduced from 35,000 to 9,700.
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Saigon
U.S. Navy
U.S
South Vietnam
Spencer Series Features Talk On Population
Philip M. Hauser of the University of Chicago Population Research Center will speak at 7 30 tonight in University Theatre Murphy Hall on Population Explosion Implosion and Displosion The talk is first in the Spencer Lecture Series funded by the Spencer Foundation. Lt Gov Reynolds Shultz also speaks at 8 p m in the Kansas Room Student Union on Radiation Hazards from Proposed Atomic Energy Commission Nuclear Waste Sites His talk is sponsored by the KU Collegiate Republicans.
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Philip M. Hauser
Population Research Center
University of Chicago
University Theatre of Kansas University
Murphy Hall
Hauser
Spencer
Kenneth A. and
Helen F. Spencer
Reynolds Shultz
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas
Republicans
Lawrence O’brien
Democratic Party
Hock Auditorium
Robert Dole
Republican Party
J. A. Vickers
City Hears Public Sidewalk Debate In Indian Hills
Lawrence city commissioners held two sidewalk hearings occupying three and a half hours. The Indian Hills project and cost sharing for street sidewalk and sewer work prompted calls to delay final approval as residents questioned pricing and cul de sac placements.
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Lawrence City Commission
Indian Hills
City Commission
County Rolls to Jury List Authorized by County
Douglas County Assessor Dar win Rogers is authorized by the county commission to prepare a county wide list of eligible voters. This will be combined with city voter rolls to form jury selection lists under a new Kansas law effective January 1 1972. Previously jurors came from tax rolls and local officials supplied eligible names.
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Douglas County
Darwin Rogers
County Commission
Kansas
District Court
Committee Forms to Memorialize Frank Stockton at KU
A Stockton Memorial Committee will meet at Kansas University to plan a lasting tribute to the late Frank Stockton former KU Business School dean who died June 19 1971. The group chaired by L L Waters includes alumni and friends from across the nation and features Emma Wagner as honorary secretary.
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Kansas University
Frank Stockton
KU Business School
Stockton
L. L
Les) Waters
The
University of Indiana
Emma Wagner
University Extension Service
Troubles Aplenty for Man
Larry Smith, a 25 year old Cleveland man, faced contempt of court in South Euclid Municipal Court after missed hearings for driving without a license. He recounted a string of misfortunes from Nov 25, including a car theft, loss of his license, and a payback of $97 of a $100 contempt fine, with the license status still pending.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Larry Smith
Smith
Cleveland
Jerome Klein
South ‘Euclid Municipal
Lewetly
South Euclid
Finger
Connecticut
Klein
Sixth Graders Visit KU Art Museum Exhibit
Kansas University Art Museum offers a program for Lawrence sixth graders to be photographed with their favorite artwork from Gene Swenson: Retrospective for a Critic. Docents visit classrooms this week to discuss the 1960s exhibit before a museum visit and a Sunday color photo session with parents, provided free by Polaroid.
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Kansas University Art Museum
Lawrence
Gene’ Swenson
Daylight Saving Time Ends This Sunday
Citizens set clocks back one hour at bedtime Saturday night. DST runs from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October, ending at 2 a.m. This changes the lost hour and restores standard time.
Halloween traffic drives 6:30 to 9 p m Sunday closure
Parks official Fred DeVictor says heavy KU football crowds and about 6000 visiting high school band students create safety risks. Residents are urged to light porches and extra police will patrol during the 6 30 to 9 p m Sunday window.
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Kansas University
Parks and Recreation Department
Fred DeVictor
Parks and Recreation
Topekan James M. Rogers Injured In Oil Slick Crash
James M. Rogers 40 of Topeka was treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a 12 16 p m crash on private property at 1518 W 23rd. He said his car slid on an oil slick and hit a utility pole, then was moved to LMH. Vehicle damage estimated at 700 dollars.
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James M. Rogers
Topeka
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W. 23Rd
Lawrence
Rogers
LMH
Senators battle over UN vote fallout on foreign aid bill
The United Nations vote to expel Nationalist China triggers sharp Senate denunciations and testing of a 3.2 billion foreign aid authorization. Saxbe urges sending the bill back to committee, while leaders warn delays could stall adjournment. Debate includes Church supporting Saxbe and Goldwater pressing UN funding cuts.
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Washington
United Nations
China
Senate
William Saxbe
Ohio
Foreign Relations Committee
Saxbe
Frank Church
Idaho
U.N
Church
Indochina
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
James L. Buckley
Con
R-N.y
United States Assigned $56.3 Million for U.N. Budget 1971
The United States is assessed 56,332,171 dollars for the 1971 U.N. budget, about 31.5 percent of the total. Other 1971 assessments include the Soviet Union 22,065,684 dollars, France 9,409,000, Great Britain 8,964,633 and China 6,272,971, with adjustments down.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
France
Great Britain
China
United Nations
Liquor Licenses Suspended For Violations In Kansas
E V D Murphy state director of Alcoholic Beverage Control announced suspension of three licenses for law violations. Marion E Mann Lawrence had retail liquor license suspended six days effective Nov 8 for selling to a minor. June I Criqui Topeka had license suspended 15 days effective Nov 1 for selling merchandise other than alcohol. Ida May Frazier Scranton Class B club license suspended 21 days effective Nov 1 for allowing non members to use the club and to purchase liquor by the drink.
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Topeka
Kan
E.V.D. Murphy
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Marion E. Mann
Lawrence
I. Criqui
Ida May Frazier
Scranton
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