United Nations session ends in disillusionment after silver anniversary
The 25th General Assembly session closes with broad pessimism as leaders skip key events and talks stall on Middle East negotiations and a Big Four summit. U Thant, Kosygin, Pompidou and de Gaulle absences cast a pall while East West tensions surface in ceasefire charges. The United States focuses on China representation as confidence in the UN wanes.
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Tom Hoge
Associated Press
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U.N. General Assembly
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Middle East
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Fidel Castro
Sukarno
Indonesia
Alexei N. Kosygin
Georges Pompidou
U Thant
New York
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Charles de Gaulle
World Youth Assembly
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General Assembly
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Moscow
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China
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Hisey Hoppers To Go Caroling
The H Club met at the 4-H Center with David Shellabarger leading pledges and Jon Brown directing Christmas songs. Mrs Newton Davis announced the gathering and the devotion titled Silent Night. Members planned to carol during the holidays and held a Christmas gift exchange and party.
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4-H Center
David Shellabarger
Jon Brown
Newton Davis
Nixon vetoes seventh manpower bill for public service jobs
President Nixon vetoed a 9.5 billion manpower training measure, saying it worsens deficiencies in the program and that WPA like jobs are not the answer. The plan would have created up to 300,000 jobs by 1974, mainly in health, sanitation, and police work, with funding tied to states and cities. Mayors and governors would designate job types. opposition cites potential backlog and Congress limits.
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Senate
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
David Cohen
National Executive Committee
Americans For Democratic Acion
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How They Voted In Senate Cambodia Aid Roll Call
AP reports the 61 33 roll call on an amendment to cut 155 million in Cambodia aid from a foreign aid bill. Democrats for Eagleton and Symington of Missouri supported the amendment. Republicans against included Dole and Pearson of Kansas.
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Kansas
Escapee Recaptured Near Columbia After Roadblock
Lynn Thompson, 15, escaped from Moberly prison and was recaptured north of Columbia after a Wednesday capture at a roadblock. He was serving nine years for armed robbery. The Rev. Stars ley Burge of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church was seized and later released unharmed.
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Thompson
Hill
Starsley Burge
Pleasant Hill
Thompson Allied Escape Aided by Trash Trick Belief
Authorities later believed Thompson, a 92 caliber thief, allied in the escape from prison by hiding in a garbage trick.
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Thompson
Éaliber Tifte
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