Peking Defies Powers in UN Speech on Taiwan and Arms
China denounced U S aggression in Indochina and called for U S and Soviet restraint in nuclear policy. The Peking delegation urged withdrawal from Taiwan and opposed superpower manipulation of the UN while urging a world disarmament conference and a Palestinian state in place of Israel.
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Israel
U.S
China
United States
Soviet Union
Africa
Asia
Latin America
United Nations
Six Found Murdered In West Virginia Neighborhood
In Charleston two homes within blocks yielded six dead from gunfire this morning. Dr Charles Cottrell Jr and his wife were killed in their recreation room by their 13 year old daughter who alerted neighbors. The Eder family, including two young children, were also shot to death. police did not confirm further children.
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Charleston
W. Va
Charles Cottrell Jr
Teresa
Robert Eder
Federal Probe Of Shootings At Kent State
The Ohio Council of Churches called on President Nixon to order a federal grand jury probe into the deaths of four Kent State University students during antiwar demonstrations. Delegates urged Attorney Generals to review laws on use of force by persons acting under color of law.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Nixon
Kent State University
Council
U.S
Weather Update Forecast and Temperature Figures
Tonight remains fair with lows near 50. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and highs in the low 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 72 and the overnight low was 48.
Capitalist Tool Painted on Corporate Plane Nose
A corporate jet bears the slogan Capitalist Tool on its nose as an artful mark aimed at top executives. The act draws attention to corporate culture and branding within the aerospace context.
Appalachian Miners Wait For Pay Board
Soft coal miners across the nation return to work but thousands in West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio balk at leaders' demands to resume digging. Senator Jennings Randolph said the Pay Board would begin consideration of the new three year contract, which raises pay and prices, while the U.S. Bureau of Mines will inspect 90 mines involved in the strike.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Appalachian
Washington
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
United Mine Workers Union
Randolph
George H. Roldt
Pay Board
Eastern Ohio
Westroad
United Mine Workers
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Elburt Osborn
Law study questions 1940 bald eagle protection case
U S District Judge Timothy Hogan questioned whether the 1940 Bald Eagle Protection Act serves conservation or protection of a national symbol as two Chesapeake men plead not guilty to illegal possession. The eagle showed shotgun injuries. defendants claim the bird was injured in a rooster fight. The judge may rule on a jury trial and noted constitutional issues tied to free expression.
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Timothy S. Hogan
Chesapeake
Ohio
Hogan
United States
Lloyd Donnie Brown
Emmerson R. Henson
U.S
Nicholas Nadel
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
Record U S Balance Deficit Hits 12.1 Billion in Third Quarter
The Commerce Department reports a $12.1 billion U S international payments deficit for July through September the largest quarterly red ink in U S history Officials say the gap could improve in the October-December quarter The surge was driven by foreign speculators converting dollars to foreign currencies before Nixon protected the dollar and imposed a 10 percent import surcharge The official reserve transactions balance more than doubled from $5.7 billion in Q2 to the third quarter as dollars fled to foreign central banks
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Washington
Commerce Department
U.S. International-Payments
Nixon
U.S
United States
Unendorsed Doctors To Be Fired In Ohio
Lima Ohio AP more than 100 state employed doctors failed to win endorsement from the Ohio Medical Board. Dr Kenneth Gaver said these doctors would be discharged in coming weeks and Lima State would not close. He warned a doctor shortage at Lima State and possible admission restrictions. The 100 doctors equal about a quarter of total state physicians.
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Lima
Ohio
Ohio Medical Board
Kenneth Gaver
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections
Lima State
Panthers Brawl In Court in Los Angeles
Feuding Black Panthers assaulted two backers of Huey Newton in a Los Angeles court. Deputies halted the melee with shotguns and clubs. The injured are Rob ert Bryan and Craig Williams who face charges from pipe bomb possession to conspiracy in the December 1969 shootout at the party HQ.
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Los Angeles
Huey Newton
Newton
Robert Bryan
Craig Williams
Laura Hits Cuba as Storm Braces for Florida
Cuban troops evacuated about 10 500 people from western provinces as Tropical Storm Laura moved northward toward Havana. The eye was forecast to pass near Havana tonight with 60 to 70 mph winds and a 300 mile wide gale zone. Officials warned of precautionary measures across Havana Province as the storm neared.
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Fla
Laura
Havana
Pinar del Rio
National Hurricane Center
Florida
Caribbean
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