Red China gains UN seat as Nationalists expelled
The United Nations voted to seat Communist China and expel Nationalist China, delivering a major U.S. diplomatic defeat. Taipei observers lamented. Beijing celebrated its 21st Korea anniversary and United Nations observers noted abstentions from several allies affecting the two thirds vote.
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United Nations
UPI
China
United States
U.N
Peking
Geneva
North Korea
United Nations Command
Italy
Netherlands
Laos
Turkey
Senators Call for Cutting U S Funds to United Nations
Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott urged reducing U S payments to the United Nations. They said the Taiwan expulsion was not the sole reason and noted they had long opposed high U N funding. Other senators planned to push legislation to cut American aid following Monday's U N vote.
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Washington
Peter Dominick
R-Corp
James Buckley
R-N.y
United Nations
United States
U.N
Teipei
UPI
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Senate
U.S
Taiwan
Mansfield
Scott
McCarthy Sends 100000 Letters Hinting at 1972 Run
Minnesota campaign manager John Connolly says Eugene McCarthy is mailing 100,000 letters to supporters. The notices state he is expanding his campaign, will run in nonprimary states, and is seriously considering entering the primaries, edging toward a formal announcement.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
John Connolly
St. Paul
McCarthy
Connolly
Valley State economic commission backed by Lompoc group
An official of the Lompoc Valley Economic Development Association announced the newly created statewide economic commission as a step toward revitalizing the state's economy. Acting Governor Ed Reinecke signed the bill into law with legislators present including Sen. Lagomarsino. The local group plans to study integration into the state framework and expects a briefing from Lagomarsino. The association formed this year to spur revival after defense cutbacks and a general downturn, with officials optimistic about broader exposure and cooperation.
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Ed Reinecke
Robert Lagomarsino
Lompoc
Parks
Union Oil defends suit over offshore platform permit
Union Oil Co. stockholders report defends a federal suit against the Interior Department over denial of a Santa Barbara Channel offshore platform permit. President Fred Hartley cites a breach of contract by Morton in denying the permit for four lessees including Union Oil. The suit, filed Sept. 23, seeks rescission of Morton's decision.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Union Oil Co
U.S. Department of Interior
Santa Barbara
Fred Hartley
Rogers C.B. Morton
Hartley
Union Oil
Quarterly Report
Union
Texaco
Gulf
Mobil
Morton
Viet Cong Ambush Hits American Convoy Near Saigon
Viet Cong fighters ambushed a daytime convoy on Highway 20 about 50 miles northwest of Saigon killing one American and wounding two. The attack used rocket grenades and mortars as helicopters and artillery were called in to drive off the attackers.
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Saigon
Highway 20
Red
Cambodia
U.S
Chu Lai
Veterans divide in Veterans Day parades across the nation
Veterans differed on the Vietnam War as they marched in observance Day events. In Eileen Texas police arrested 125 for an unauthorized GI rights march after officials refused a parade permit. Police halted marchers at a coffee house with gas masks and riot gear. In Seattle Veterans Against the War joined veterans groups with no incidents. In San Francisco antiwar veterans were not allowed to enter the Presidio for a memorial service as police contained the crowd. a blind veteran was knocked down but aided by an officer.
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United Press International Veterans
United
Eileen
Tex
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Presidio Army Base
Lompoc Water Dilemma Lifts Salsipuedes Option
In August, engineer Thomas M. Stetson urged the City of Lompoc to drop the Lompoc Project and study a Salsipuedes plan with the Santa Barbara County Water Agency and the Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District. Critics note limited downstream yield and contested feasibility, yet supporters see potential relief from shortages when paired with State Project water or desalination.
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Vaughn Proctor
Thomas M. Stetson
Santa Ynez
Narrows
Bureau
Salsipuedes
Lompoc
Richard Henning
Water District
Stetson
Henning
Cabrillo
Hennings
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Thant
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Ottawa
Canada
State Commission
Valley
Logamarsino
V. C
Nguyen van Thieu
City Hall
Rick Miller
Bob Lewis
Lompoc Dam
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