United States Confident on Seating Two Chinas at U.N.
U.S. officials expressed overflowing confidence as the U.N. General Assembly opened its 16th session with proposals to seat Communist China in the General Assembly, retain Nationalist China in the body, and secure a seat for Peking over Chiang Kai-shek. Prime Minister Sato announced Japan would join backers of the resolutions. Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik, new assembly president, focused on a universal membership idea.
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United Nations
United States
United Nations General Assembly
China
General Assembly
Security Council
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Tokyo
U.S
Red China
Peking
Chiang Kaie Shek
Taiwan
Adam Malik
Assembly
Moscerd Hambro
Nomweay
Washington
Orgsanic
Bhutan
Himalayas
Bahrain
Qatar
Arabian Peninsula
Shich
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.N
Malik
Middle East
U Thant
Talks On Housing For Elderly Set In Lubbock Parlor
A meeting to discuss research on housing facilities for older persons will be held today at the parlor of Forest Heights United Methodist Church. Speakers include Milton Jackson of Washington and D. Ned Linegay of Dallas. Lena Marie Skeven chairs the local committee. The event is open to the public amid broader assembly notes on United Nations affairs and global issues.
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Forrest Heights
Lubbock
A. F. Rasor
Teachers’ Group
Wolliem C. Wamrick
Retired
Henderson trial details court martial of Col. Henderson
A court martial transcript describes Col. Henderson appealing his innocence amid charges of failing to properly investigate My Lai atrocity reports and lying to a Pentagon inquiry. Testimony centers on a questioned letter alleging Viet Cong propaganda claimed 450 to 500 civilians died and Henderson's alleged request to survey helicopter crews.
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Meade, Md
Lai
Oran K.jyoar
Henderson
My Lai
Ganda
Samuel Koster
Americal Division
Son Tinh
U.S
Koster
Wilson
Spain
Col. Henderson
Spines l
United States
Hen Glen 2D. Gibson
Suph
Cal. Wiliam
Gibson
11Th Brigade
Pentagon
William R. Peers
Carroll Tichenor
174Th
Col
Henry B. Rothblatt
Medina Jury Deliberations Focus on My Lai Case
Medina 35 of Montrose Colorado faces possible life in prison on a premeditated murder charge in the My Lai massacre case. The judge will instruct jurors on five Viet Nam veterans and battlefield considerations as deliberations begin this afternoon.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest L
Atlanta
Bailey
Jn-L
Lai
Howard
Medina
Montrose
lColo
Vietnam
Charlie Company
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Maj
William Eckhardt
Egypt Seeks Political Settlement Amid Mideast Tensions
Cairo newspapers quote Thant warning of a ferocious new round of fighting unless the Arab-Israeli dispute is settled. Egypt positions on maximum alert at Suez, but favors political means to regain land from Israel.
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United Press International
Cairo
Egypt
U.N
Thant
Mideast
al Ahram
Suez Canal
Israel
UPI
Thomas Cheatham
Qantara
West Bank
East Bank
Creatham
Canal
Mahmoud Riad
New York
U.N. General Assembly
World Organization
Middle East
United Nations
United States
Riad
Soviet Union
Moscow
General Assembly
Pravda
Communist Party
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Barbara Davis
Daly City
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Woodrow Wilson School
John C. Key, D.V.M
Association OF
Tom W. Green, D.V.M
Lubbock, Texas
Family Park
Town & Country Caren
4Th & University
Caprockhopping Center
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EL Toreador
34Th Street
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NEW Slate
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Skrloin & Ale
Rip Griffin
Texas
Ad—Diai Pos
Martin Milner
Kent McCord
Rod Serling
E.G. Marshall
Vincent Price
Agnes Moorehead
Imogene Coca
Dennis Weaver
McCloud
Marshall
Canyons
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