United Nations Admits China. Expels Chiang Kai-shek Regime
The General Assembly voted 76 to 35 with 17 abstentions to recognize the People's Republic of China as the sole legitimate representatives of China and expel Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist regime. The U.S. effort for dual representation failed as Britain, France, and others opposed the expulsion.
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Yellowstone See Strong Thermal Shifts At Norris Basin
Park geologists report the Norris Geyser Basin shows its greatest thermal fluctuation since the 1959 Hebgen Lake quake. About 100 features erupted or turned turbid since early September, though no earthquake threat is indicated and other park areas remain unchanged.
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Mud Pot Emerges With Hot Spring Near Trail
A new mud pot and nearby hot spring appeared along a nature trail and have grown to about 6 by 4 feet. Park personnel call it Muddy Sneaker as it expands. Emerald Spring shifts color, while Green Dragon Spring water darkens as heat flow from a molten core two miles below Norris adjusts.
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Norris
Park Officials Eye Centennial Water System Changes
Dunmire notes stressed piping shifted hot water flow to the surface and these changes may persist or gradually ease. He predicts some effects will stay while others allow tourist attractions to revert to earlier setups as the park marks its hundredth anniversary.
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Incomplete Outfit Sparks Snicker Over Installment Fashion
Observers joke about young women's attire as if only the first installment of outfits is visible, reflecting social humor about prices and dress in the era.
U N Faces Taiwan Seat Vote Turbulent Night in Peking
Delegates at the 131 member General Assembly react to the U S backed bid to expel Taiwan as a seat holder. The Albanian vice minister Malile led a French language push while Adam Malik of Indonesia controlled the floor. President Malik postponed further comment to Tuesday. The moment ends with Bush frustrated as long wrangling concludes near midnight.
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Jumbo Jet Hijacked En Route To San Juan Grounded In Cuba
A Boeing 747 hijacked from New York to San Juan remained grounded at Havana’s Jose Marti Airport with 221 aboard. Sky marshals and an off‑duty FBI agent were aboard. Cuban authorities had not released the plane before Kosygin’s arrival. Passengers were moved to a hotel.
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Weather brief with mild fall conditions forecast
Clear and cool tonight with low temperatures in the 50s. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and warm with highs in the 70s. Early morning fog is likely again. Yesterdays high reached 70 and the overnight low was 52.
IRA Snipers and British Troops Clash Across Irish Border
British troops engaged IRA snipers in a 45 minute border gunbattle after shots were fired into Northern Ireland from the Republic. The army blew frontier roads to curb arms smuggling while in Belfast a young man found shot and gagged, suspected IRA vengeance. Two former QE2 crew members were charged in England over arms plots, and a Dublin woman linked to IRA arms talks avoided questions about smuggling.
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Fight to slash U.N. aid gains Senate attention
In Washington the fight to cut U.S. funding to the United Nations after Taiwan's expulsion gains momentum in the Senate. Sen. Buckley drafts a major reduction plan while opponents refuse to back a fund cut, citing America's stake in the UN and broader foreign aid concerns.
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Pennsylvania
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Michigan
Robert Dole
Kansas
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Farce and circus at United Nations as Nationalists walk out
Nationalist China Foreign Minister Chow Shu kai leads a walkout at the United Nations General Assembly amid a vote to expel Chiang Kai shek’s regime and recognize the Communist government in Peking. Chow denounces the body as a circus and says the delegation will not participate further. He calls the UN a flagrant violation of its charter and resigns from proceeding. Chow also defends China as a founding father while critics cite deteriorating conduct within the body.
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