China Maneuvers For UN Seat Aims and Talks Signal Shifts
United States observers see Beijing using friendlier moves to win U.N. General Assembly support for recognizing Communist China at the expense of Nationalist China in Taiwan. Experts note a broader tactic to reset U.S.-China ties amid signs of domestic moderation after cultural upheaval and a push to reopen commerce and technology channels.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Red
China
United States
United Nations
Peking
U.N. General Assembly
Taiwan
U.N
Nixon
General Assembly
Russia
U.S
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Chou
En-Lai
Canada
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State Mental Hospital Jobs Plan Working
Jefferson City AP report: an emergency plan to avert massive layoffs at Missouri state mental institutions due to a 15 percent budget cut in April to June. 2,160 employees offered up to 10 days unpaid leave. voluntary leaves to be taken if needed without harming patient care. Administrators will cut purchases, avoid filling vacancies, and tighten programs while awaiting improved state receipts in June.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
George A. Alett
Alett
Local officials seek volunteers to prevent mass layoffs
A fragment cites officials stating institutions rely on volunteers to avert widespread job losses. The note hints at ongoing efforts and concern over potential scale of the impact. Details are sparse, but the focus remains on mobilizing support to stabilize staffing.
Fed Figures Aren't So Optimistic About Recovery Pace
Washington AP reports official optimism clashes with a sluggish economy. The Federal Reserve’s March industrial production index rose by a fraction below 0.2 percent, with auto output flat at about 9 million units. Analysts note a weak February-to-March gain and the administration forecasts a stronger first quarter rebound to reach 1971 goals. The index sits at 185.2 percent of the 1957-59 average, still far below the 174.6 percent peak in July 1969.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Nixon
General Motors
Explosion hits Soviet trade building in Amsterdam injuring four
An explosion at the Soviet trade delegation in Amsterdam damaged the nearby U.S. consulate. Four of the 20 occupants in the Soviet building and a woman passerby were injured. No American casualties were reported.
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Amsterdam
U.S
Cancer Crusade names Mexico area neighborhood chairmen
Mrs. Robert Holt and Mrs. Jack Davis announce 1971 residential section chairmen for the Cancer Crusade in Mexico. Listed are 40 women including Mrs. James Dye Mrs. Bill Nichols Mrs. Jim Neifert Mrs. W. M. Sharp and many others.
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Robert Holt
Jack Davis
Mexico
James Dye
Bill Nichols
Jim Neifert
W. M. Sharp
James Pollard
Clarence Becker
Sidney Eikel
C. H. McAllister
Albert Dutton
Joe Hodgin
Eddie Sydenstricker
J. W. Stuart
Charles Ekedahl
E. J. Hotep
Ethel Sullivan
Bob Brown
William Alton
C. S. Allen
Wesley Snyder
W. C. Cooper
Garnett Thomas
Alvin Perkins
Herbert Fountain
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