Red China Stand May Be Changing at the UN
Diplomats at the United Nations weigh whether a milder speech by the U S delegate signals a shift toward seating the People's Republic of China. Ambassador Phillips stresses expulsion of Nationalist China should not be tied to recognizing Peiping, amid talks of a two China solution and shifting votes from abstentions to yes. Canada and Italy recently moved toward recognizing Peking.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.S
China
U.N. General Assembly
Christopher Phillips
World Forum
Peking
Phillips
Red China
U.N
United States
People’s Republic of China
People's Republic of China
Security Council
Ae Phillips
Canada
Italy
Assembly
Formosa
Mainland
Equatorial Guinea
Chile
Yeas
Eastern Jet Taken To Cuba Hijack Lands In Havana
An Eastern Air Lines DC9 hijacked today over South Carolina landed in Havana at 11 56 a m after refueling in Jacksonville Florida the airline said here.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
South Carolina
Havana
Jacksonville
Fla
Richmond
Dallas
Raleigh-Durham
N.C
Atlanta
Thomas W. Mayberry
Air Control Center
Mayberry
Jacksonville International Airport
James E. King
Bonnie S. Culp
Diane Tiedge
U.S
Sky
Atheist Scout denied Eagle rank in council dispute
16 year old James Clark of Foster is refused Eagle Scout rank by Naragansett Council officials who say an admitted atheist cannot meet the oath. Father George Clark contends beliefs should not affect his son’s path. An official review is planned while the family seeks options. Also noted, a Raleigh to Havana hijack and a local deputy sheriff appointment.
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Foster
R.L
James Clark
Robert F. Parkinson
Naragansett Council
Boy Scouts of America
George Clark
Clark
Parkinson
Council
Young Clark
Jim
Boy Scout
North Brunswick
N.J
Barry Lynn McDonnell
Marine Drive
Harold Sulgrove
Ross Vance
George P. Adams
Mr. McDonnell
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Columbia
Mexico
State Aid For Hazelwood Wins Early Support
Gov Warren E Hearnes ordered advance payment of state aid to Hazelwood School District in St Louis County after voters rejected a tax levy of 9.94 per 100 assessed valuation. The move aims to stabilize finances amid the district’s trouble following the rejection.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Hazelwood
St. Louis County
Are You Superstitious Yes No Do You Knock On Wood
A reader survey asks Mexicaans and visitors whether they observe Friday the 13th as unlucky and if they are superstitious. Responses are summarized from yesterday afternoon.
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Joe Monk
Mexico
Raymon
Catum
Mothers Morning Out offers care and relief for mothers
The Mothers Morning Out program started by Methodist Church mothers last August runs Fridays 9 to 11:30 at the United Methodist Church. It provides free time for mothers while caring for infants to pre-school children, with a small fee per child and volunteer helper shifts. The center has hosted 14 to 20 children per session and requires sign ups and payments at attendance.
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Methodist Church
George Craddock
MMO
Craddock
United Methodist Church
Missouri Governor proposes income and liquor tax hikes
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes urged a special session to raise revenue for schools welfare and mental health by boosting corporate and individual income taxes and doubling liquor beer and wine taxes. He seeks up to 110.4 million more annually and left room for other measures. He also floated a 250 million bond issue for state institutions and called for an early election on the proposal. The plan accompanies emergency appropriations and general austerity budgeting for 1971.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri House
Senate
Cantrell
Hearnes
Missouri
Year
Seek Higher Electric Rate in Missouri MPL Rate Filing
Missouri Power and Light Co filed an electric rate increase with the Missouri Public Service Commission. The average residential rise would be about $1.50 per month, with the new rates planned to take effect December 14, as MPL cites inflation, rising costs, and growing service needs.
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Missouri Power and Light Co
Missouri Public Service Commission
David CC. Harrison
MPL
Harrison
Missouri
Allied Buys Farber Phone Firm
Allied Telephone Co. of Little Rock agrees to acquire three Missouri independents Southern Telephone Co. of Purdy Liberal Telephone Co. of Liberal and F & M Telephone Co. of Farber. The firms run 3,300 stations across seven exchanges. Post acquisition Allied will total 78,000 phones and 102 exchanges. Terms were not disclosed.
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Little Rock, Ark
Allied Telephone Co
Little Rock
Missouri
J. T. Ford
Allied
Southern Telephone Co
Purdy, Mo
Liberal Telephone Co
Liberal, Mo
F & M Telephone Co
Farber, Mo
Russian writer Amalrik sentenced to three years in labor camp
Moscow AP reports Andrei Amalrik, author of Will the Soviet Union Survive Until 1984, was sentenced to three years in a labor camp on charges of uttering falsehoods derogatory to the Soviet state and social system. The ruling was handed down in Sverdlovsk, informants say.
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Moscow
Andrei Amalrik
Soviet Union
Leukemia Treatment Gives Hope
Scientists at St. Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis report optimism about a new treatment for acute lymphocytic leukemia. The drug and radiation combo shows a five year remission rate of 17 percent, suggesting the disease may no longer be considered incurable. Danny Thomas, founder of St. Jude, called it a potential cure on national TV, though doctors note remission for five years does not equal a cure. Previously the best remission rate was one percent.
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Memphis, Tenn
St. Jude's Children’s Hospital
United States
Danny Thomas
St. Jude
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