Dual UN Seats for Chinas Vietnams Koreas Proposed
A presidential commission urged the Nixon administration to seek United Nations seats for the People's Republic of China and Republic of China on Taiwan, arguing two seats for rival governments in China and other states could reflect governing reality. The plan envisions open U.N. forums and includes mainland China and Taiwan among others, noting potential awkwardness but possible gains in peace through engagement.
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Peking
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Koreas
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Lodge
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White House
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United States
Edgar Snow
Life Magazine
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State Department
Snow
People’s Republic of China
Charles Bray
Bray
U.S
Republic of China
Taiwan
Angel Wa
World Organization
U.N. Open Forum
Commission
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Senate
MHS News Ratings Won In District Speech Meet
MHS Speech Department competed at the District Forensic Competition in Kirksville. The one act play The Private World of Michael Marston, led by Pat Van Horn, earned a superior rating. Individual entries earned excellent or superior ratings across dramatic interpretation humor poetry reading original oratory storytelling and duet acting. Pat VanHorn Julian Beever Ellen Williams and others qualified for state on May 5.
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Kirksville
Michael Marston
Pat van Horn
Julian Beever
Ellen Williams
Diane Graf
Pam Rolle
Buddy Gilbert
Bruce Neely
Pat VanHorn
Butch
Mary Ann Moore
Nancy Hotep
William Golding
Karen Ogar
Carol Park
Ellen
U Williams
Conese
Vietnam War Escalation Reported Across Bases
Multiple allied bases in South Vietnam faced shelling for a fourth day as Da Nang endured a fuel fire from a rocket, prompting evacuations of hundreds of Americans. Other dispatches note civil rights aid passing in Congress, shifts in Air War constraints, and looming political matchups in Korea and the United States.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
Draft System Must Be Kept Says Official
ST LOUIS AP Attainment of a volunteer army would not eliminate the need for maintenance of the draft system, the military branch's assistant secretary Robert L Johnson said Monday. Even if we did reach zero draft by 1973 continuing selective service machinery is essential to guarantee. The goal of a volunteer army will be hard to reach until the army changes its regulations and image, Johnson said. He added that improving the image would involve soldier privacy and lighter duties such as painting living areas and removing unsoldierly tasks like lawn mowing and KP. Johnson spoke in St Louis to American Ordinance Association members and guests.
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Military Branch
Robert L. Johnson
Johnson
The
American Ordinance Association
Two Fingers Loss Brings $81 000 Award
A Missouri woman Mary E Hill of Independence and her husband won an $81 500 jury verdict against Mayo Clinic and Dr Juan B Gonzales after she lost two fingers during treatment there She had entered in April 1970 for plastic fingertip replacement and testified the same two fingers on her left hand were burned in a solution used for casts for the other fingers
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ST. Paul, Minn
Missouri
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Mary E. Hill
Independence
Randolph
Juan B. Gonzales
70-Year Marriage Easy She Says
Mrs Clyde Mauk age 89 and her husband 91 will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary with a quiet gathering. She says living with a mate that long is easy when he's amiable nice and doesn't talk behind your back. They plan to sit in their big chairs and perhaps share a drink with the neighbors.
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ST. Louis
Clyde Mauk
Mauk
Ausmus Resigns as Centralia City Attorney
Centralia city officials were re appointed but the city attorney post remains vacant after A. B. Ausmus Sr. declined service. His son James was elected from the second ward to succeed him as city attorney. The council will meet May 3 to review the budget. A power outage affected an area between Barr Sims Allen and Rollins Street after lightning struck wires at 4 30 a m.
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A. BE. Ausmus Sr
James
Ausmus
James Ausmus
A. B. Chance Co
Dr. W. Bradley
Howard Burton
Burton Knowles
Bob ’ Hagerty
Burton
Barr, Sims, Allen
Rollins Street
Bomber Runs In Viet War To Be Cut
Pentagon sources say U.S fighter bomber sorties in South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia will fall about 25 percent in the coming fiscal year to around 7 500 monthly from 10 000 this year. B52 sorties will ease from 1 200 to 1 000 monthly as air power shifts to North Vietnam flows via Laos and Cambodia.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Southern
U.S
Southeast Asia
Seoul
Pentagon
Chung Hee Park
Kim Dae-jung
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
United States
Thailand
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Genthon Elected By Accountants in Mid Missouri
Norman E Genthon an accountant at A P Green Refractories Co was elected second vice president of the Mid Missouri Charter of the National Assn of Accountants Also chosen were John W Moore of A P Green Refractories as director of communications and public relations and Ferd Balkenhof of A B Chance Co Centralia as director of special events
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Norman E. Genthon
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Mid-Missouri
National Assn. of Accountants
John W. Moore
A. P. Green Refractories
Ferd ‘Balkenhof
A. B. Chance Co
Centralia
Florida cloud seeding yields rain amid drought fight
Miami and Fort Lauderdale suffered heavy rainfall from three cloud seeding missions by NOAA scientists. Despite a dangerous four hour flight that battered two planes, up to three inches of rain drenched South Florida, with Coral Gables reporting 2.14 inches and winds up to 55 mph. Local farmers say more rain is needed to ease the drought.
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Miami
South Florida
Gold Coast
Fort Lauderdale
James McFadden
National Oceanographic and ‘Atmospheric Administration
Coral Gables
McFadden
William Woodley
Rainfall totals and flight grounding noted in brief
Weather dampens travel as a jet is grounded after a damaging cloud battle. South Florida records 5.05 inches of rain from October 1970 to Monday, far below the normal 19.76 inches.
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South
Florida
Godfrey Seeks Missouri Lieutenant Governor Post
Jefferson City AP James E Godfrey Democratic speaker of the Missouri House announced his candidacy for lieutenant governor in 1972. He plans to file within two weeks and will not resign his speaker role, saying his experience uniquely qualifies him for Senate presiding duties and other key tasks.
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Jefferson City
James E. Godfrey
D-St. Lows
Missouri House
Godfrey
Jack J. Schramm
D. University City
John C. McAllister
University City
William B
Bill" Ewald
Kirkwood
House
Senate
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