Red Rhetoric By Peking Goes On
Washington and Peking clash over Taiwan status as officials push back on U S statements. China’s state media accuses Bray of gangster logic and claims Taiwan is China’s internal affair while U S officials warn Beijing aims for dominance in East Asia. Both sides seek a UN seat for Taiwan amid rising tensions after a recent US tour by a table tennis delegation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Peking
China
New China News Agency
State Department
Charles Bray
Taiwan
U.S
Asst
Marshall Green
Congressional Committee On
United States
Bray
Pescadores Islands
United Nations
Thousands Of Aliens In Illegal Jobs
Rep. Peter Rodino Jr. said thousands of aliens legally in the United States hold jobs or draw unemployment aid and receive federal benefits. He described cases of illegal workers, noted employer complicity, and cited INS staffing, interagency cooperation, and enforcement gaps as contributors to the problem.
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Washington
United States
House Immigration Subcommittee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Rodino
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Birth of Rebecca Knight in Anchorage Alaska
Rebecca K. Marquette Sr and Mrs Ronald Marquette announce the birth of a daughter Rebecca Knight in Anchorage on May 1 weighing seven and a half pounds. Lt Marquette is the son of Lt Col and Mrs Donald Marquette of Germany and Rebecca Knight is the fifth grandchild of Mrs H E Marquette of Mexico.
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Rebecca K. Marquette Sr
Ronald Marquette
Anchorage
Alaska
Rebecca Knight
Lt. Marquette
Donald Marquette
Germany
H. E. Marquette
Mexico
West German mark reevaluation sparks crisis and banks stop dollars
International markets brace as anticipations of a higher Deutschemark value trigger fears of a monetary crisis. Continental banks halt US dollar purchases while analysts weigh potential global spillovers and policy responses.
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Frankfurt
Hearnes Puts Fund Blame On Senate
Governor Warren E. Hearnes blamed the Senate on Tuesday for Missouri losing about 180 million dollars in federal welfare assistance. He urged a special session to pass home health services and bring state welfare laws into federal compliance. A HEW examiner warned Missouri faces the penalty without action. the Senate previously defeated a measure adding home health provisions to aid dependent children.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Warren EB. Hearnes
Senate
Hearnes
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Washington
HEW
Dimes Collected For Troop Return
Vermillion officials and lawmakers joined a student group named the Community Peace Action Coalition in collecting dimes to send to President Nixon for the return of U.S. troops from Southeast Asia. At a Senate subcommittee hearing on rural development, Sen. Hubert Humphrey and Gov. Richard Kneip contributed dimes, along with Reps. James Abourez, Frank Denholm. Humphrey donated three dimes and said he was glad to do it.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Community Peace Action Coalition
Humphrey
Richard Kneip
James Abourez
D-S.d
Frank Denholm
Rain-Prayer Chaplain Recall of Patton Memoir
Pueblo based Monsignor James H. ONeill recalls serving with General George S. Patton Jr in World War II and composing a rain prayer for 250000 copies. He says the rain ceased four days later and Patton praised the prayer. He later met Patton in Luxembourg and recounts the exchange with his helmet crack.
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O’neill
Patton
Luxembourg
Msgr. O'Neill
Sacred Heart Cathedral
George C. Scott
Stravinsky Leaves Million To Wife In Will
Igor Stravinsky left his estate of more than $1 million in trust to his wife. Upon her death, the estate goes to two daughters a son a granddaughter and the composer’s associate Robert Craft per the will filed in Manhattan Surrogate Court.
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Igor Stravinsky
Manhattan
Robert Craft
US Embassy Denies Russ Spy Charge
Soviet Literary Gazette accuses McKinney H. Russell, U S cultural affairs counselor in Moscow, of recruiting Soviets to spy for the United States. Embassy calls the charges unfounded as Russell’s exchanges with Soviet citizens are normal. The article names Viktorov and three American exchange participants: Clark Robinson, Stephen Salomon, and Anthony Tromba.
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Soviet Union
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Literary Gazette
McKinney H. Russell
United States
Soviet Writers Union
Russell
Viktorov
KGB
Clark Robinson
University of Illinois
Nixon Faces Battle Over Lockheed Bailout Help
President Nixon arouses debate on Capitol Hill as Republican leaders expect a 250 million loan guarantee to save Lockheed Aircraft Corp and about 25 000 jobs. Support comes from some liberal Democrats while opponents push for broader controls and a general agency approach to corporate bailouts.
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Senate
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Illinois
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Calif
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Muskie
Maine
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Vance Hartke
Penn Central Railroad
Mike Mansfield
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Wright Patman
Dtex
House Banking Committee
Satellite launches spy craft to track Soviet missiles
At Cape Kennedy a Titan 3 rocket lifted an American spy satellite intended to monitor Soviet and Red Chinese missile tests and provide about three minutes warning of long range attacks. The 1,800 pound craft aims for a near stationary orbit 24,000 miles high over Southeast Asia and follows a prior failed upper stage mission.
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Asia
Pentagon
Pope to Fly to Auschwitz and Open Polish Ties
The Rome paper Il Tempo reports Pope Paul VI will fly to Poland in August and visit Auschwitz Nazi gas chamber. Polish sources in Rome claim Vatican Poland ties to be opened. Vatican spokesman Alessandrini declined comment.
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Il Tempo
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VBS Clinic Thursday At First Baptist Mexico
Audrain Baptist Association will hold a Vacation Bible School clinic at First Baptist Church in Mexico Thursday at 7 p.m. The event includes division conferences with named instructors for preschool to 12th grade groups and a superintendent pastor conference led by the state Sunday school worker.
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First Baptist Church
Mexico
James Hall
Hawk Point
Charles McCollum
Vandalia
Warner Strick
Warrenton
Wilbur Casey
Wentzville
W. C. Smithey
Auxvasse
J.T. Watts Jr
Fred Pulliam
Columbia
Soviet and Chinese Rockets Foresee Nerve-Racing Distances
Testing in experimental satellites has observers noting exhaust plumes from rising rockets. Information reportedly transmits instantly to a ground station in Australia and then to the United States. Intercontinental rockets launched from the Soviet Union or China would reach the U S in about thirty minutes.
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Hergone
Australia
United States
Soviet Union
China
Freedom For Free: Oregon City Arraignment
In Clackamas County Circuit Court Melvin Free was arraigned on a burglary charge and judge appointed Dale Liberty as his defense attorney.
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Melvin Free
Clackamas County
Dale Liberty
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