U N Agreement on China Seat at United Nations debated
United States and allies reportedly reached a tentative pact to seat Communist China in the United Nations Security Council with Taiwan excluded. The move, urged by Japan and others, would split the five veto seats and shift global power dynamics amid ongoing General Assembly debate and Albania’s coalition resolution.
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U.N
China
Security Council
Peking
Japan
Nixon
U.S
Taiwan
United Nations
Ida
World Organization
Iitportant Security Council
William P. Bgers
General Assembly
Albania
Peace activists bring back tapes from US POWs in Viet Nam
Washington AP reports American peace activists returning from Hanoi with audio tapes said to carry voices of four U S prisoners of war in South Vietnam. The tapes, released by antiwar groups, describe POWs joining a peace movement and publishing a pacifist magazine. Speakers include Maj Floyd Harold Kushner and Sgt John Arthur Young, with others unnamed.
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Washington
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
North
Associated Press
Vietnam Veterans Against
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Defense Department
Vietnam
Floyd Harold Kushner
Army
Army Special Staff
John Arthur Young
Paris
Fena
Kushner
U.S.A
Life Magazine
Newsweek
Fulbright
Mansfield
Harriman
Clifford
Danville
Radio Handi
Young
Grays Lake
Ill
Nixon may modify Vietnam withdrawal stance for POW release
Washington reports Nixon could alter U S policy on a 1971 Vietnam withdrawal date to secure freedom for American prisoners of war. The Viet Cong demands a 1971 withdrawal deadline in exchange for POW release as tapes from captured Americans surface. Schweitzer urges compromise among major economies to counter the world monetary crisis with currency revaluations and dollar devaluation. Attica riot bodies examined as Congress probes the prison clash and the White House defends its crackdown. Louisiana coast evacuations as Hurricane Edith approaches with 100 mph winds and inland tornado risk.
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Nixon
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Paris
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Saigon
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United States
Schweitzer
Attica
N.Y
Attica State Prison
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White House
Cameron
Louisiana
Edith
To Sacrifice 10 000 Goats At Dussehra in Nepal
Katmandu Nepal AP reports Nepal will trade 16% tons of chili spice and wheat flour with Communist China for 10 000 goats and sheep to slaughter in temples on the final day of the Dussehra festival ending the nine day celebration.
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Katmandu
Nepal
China
Kiwanis Travelogue Series Showcases Six Adventurer Films
The Kiwanis Club of Mexico presents its 10th Travel and Adventure Series featuring six nationally known travelogue adventurers. Films include Hong Kong Portrait of the Orient and Expedition South Pole with onstage narration by the filmer, plus music and sound effects. Season tickets cost 3.50 students, 6 adults, and 13 for a family, funding local community projects.
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Kiwanis Club of Mexico
Bach
Familly
Robert Ollis
Hong Kong
USA
Adriatic Rivieras
South Pole
Texas
Morocco
Ollis
Clay County indicts 54 in drug cases
A Clay County Grand Jury returned 54 indictments Wednesday on various drug charges after testimony from eight law enforcement officers including three undercover agents. County Judge Roo ney had urged action against dealers with large victim lists as the grand jury pursues more cases.
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Clay County
James 8. Rooney
William S. Brandom Sr
Frank Maudlin
Kansas City Crime Commission
Maudlin
Kansas City
City
Missouri Case May Determine NLRB Powers Overreach
Washington AP report on a Supreme Court appeal over the National Labor Relations Board authority. The case concerns four Springfield Missouri workers who were fired after giving written statements to an NLRB examiner during an investigation and the board order to reinstate with back pay. The dispute hinges on whether protection extends to employees who merely provide statements, not testify at a hearing, and could redefine the scope of the 36 year old act. The government argues a ruling against the board would impair enforcement and employee participation.
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National Labor Relations Board
Missouri
Supreme Court
Erwin N. Griswold
High Court
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Springfield
NLRB
Donald Cockrum
Albert Wilson
Wesley Smith
Claude Sanders
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Robert Scrivener
Smith
Wilson
Bill Cockrum
Scrivener
U.S. Circuit Court
St. Louis
New Orleans
Two Justices 85 And 72 In Hospital
Washington AP Two Supreme Court justices, Hugo L Black 85 and John M Harlan 72, were hospitalized for weeks with ailments. Black’s inflammatory vascular condition and Harlan’s backache kept them from duty as the court prepared for a new term. Black vetoed disclosure of his illness. The court resumes sessions Oct 4.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ents
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Black
Harlan
Bethesda
Abe Fortas
Thurgood Marshall
Assessors Pay Boost Frozen Too in Missouri
Missouri auditors inform county clerks that a 1970 law raising assessor salaries will not take effect during the Nixon era wage price freeze. Deputy Auditor Hugh A. Sprague says increases tied to higher assessments cannot occur while the freeze remains active.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Auditor's
Missouri
Hugh A. Sprague
Sprague
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Washington, D. C
Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
OEP
Hall
Suits Win 71000 For Noel Explosion
Circuit Judge Kelso Jurney awarded 71930 to five plaintiffs in five suits against the Kansas City Southern Railway over the August 3 1969 Noel explosion that cratered Noel’s Main Street. Damages covered homes, businesses and injuries as lawsuits continue.
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Butler
Kelso Jarney
Clinton
Kansas City Southern Railway
Noel
James
Edyth Riley
Maurine Graham
Ziella Munea
Charles
Rosaline Munea
Paul
Marjorie Howarth
Investment Course Set By Extension at Mexico
University of Missouri offers a Short Course titled Survey of Investments through the Extension Center in Mexico starting Oct. 5. Melville Peterson of Finance will teach six weekly Tuesday sessions at the Vocational School, $10 per person. Pre registration required. contact University Extension Center Courthouse Mexico 581-3231 for details.
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University of Missouri
University Extension Center
Mexico
Melville Peterson
Department of Finance
University of Missouri-Columba
Courthouse
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