U S Backs Seating Of China At UN
Secretary of State Rogers announced the United States will support seating the People's Republic of China at the United Nations General Assembly this fall and oppose expulsions of Nationalist China. He framed the move as recognizing a reality that both regimes should be represented in the world body. The policy aims to keep peace and improve relations with Peking while maintaining Nationalist China in the UN.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Rogers
China
Peking
U.S
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Red China
Nationalist China
General Assembly
Security Council
Formosa
Nixon
People’s Republic of China
Republic of China
Jong
Wll
UN General Assembly
U.N General Assembly
Reapportionment Action Postponed in Louisiana Courts
Louisiana Judge E Gordon West postponed action on the 1971 realignment plans amid ongoing federal review. He set the cases in abeyance until U S Attorney General John Mitchell rules on the four suits challenging the reapportionment under the Voting Rights Act. Plaintiffs include AFL-CIO NAACP Dorothy Taylor and New Orleans civic group.
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Baton Rouge
E Gordon West
Louisiana
John Mitchell
West
Lousiana
House
Senate
Mitchell
Jack Gremillion
Tan
US Supreme Court
Gremillion
U.S
New Orleans
China Adheres to Five Peace Principles in Diplomacy
An editorial in People's Daily states Communist China will continue to follow the five principles of peaceful coexistence to build normal relations with all countries. It emphasizes respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity, equality, mutual benefit, and peaceful coexistence, noting 21 years of adherence and a pledge to engage with nations willing to live in peace.
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Hong Kong
UPN
China
Peking
People's Daily
Record Heat Toll Tops Nation as Furnace Creek Reaches 122
The National Weather Service logged the highest temperature Sunday outside Hawaii and Alaska at Furnace Creek Death Valley California reaching 122 degrees. Overnight lows included 39 degrees in Grand Forks North Dakota and Watertown South Dakota.
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New York
Navy Sailor Aboard USS Saratoga Deploys to Mediterranean
Ronald F. Hemphill, Navy Airman Apprentice, son of Mr and Mrs James J Hemphill of Monroe, serves aboard the USS Saratoga with the Sixth Fleet on its eleventh Mediterranean deployment. The carrier spent two days in Greenwick Scotland and plans visits to Spain Trais Greece France and Malta. Cadet Gerald Corbina, 22, husband of Pam Corbina of Monroe, completed six weeks at Fort Riley Army ROTC advanced summer camp after earning a B S from Northeast in 1970 with over 13 000 fellow trainees across six Army installations.
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Ronald F. Hemphill
James J. Hemphill
Monroe
Mediterranean
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Greenwick
Scotland
Spain
Trais
Greece
France
Malta
Gerald Corbina
Pam Corbina
Colege Ave
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Ft Riley
Kan Corbina
Northeast
United States Army
Bon Vivant Soup Co Hopes Salvage After Botulism Recall
The idled Bon Vivant Soup Co seeks to salvage hundreds of thousands of recalled canned products after a tainted vichyssoise linked to a New York man’s death. FDA says reissuing cans or resuming production hinges on tested safety and public protection factors as bankruptcy actions unfold. The recall has recovered 1.2 million cans across 97 varieties, with four tainted cans found. The company seeks reorganization and aims to restart within a year with help from the National Canners Association.
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N.J
Bon Vivant Soup Co
New York
Federal Drug Administration
Edward Wilkins
FDA
Samuel Cochran
Bedford
N.Y
Cochran
Bon Vivant
Andrew Paretti
National Canners Association
Railroads and Union Reach Settlement End to 18 Day Strike
The United Transportation Union and railroads settled a contract ending an 18 day selective strike that halted 10 lines and disrupted freight. Assistant Labor Secretary W J Usery Jr announced the breakthrough and said striking crews would resume work at 12 01 p m. Details were not released but work rule changes align with a White House emergency board report.
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Washington
UPT
Unotect Transportation Union
UTC
W. J Usery Jr
Labor Department
J PL Hiltz
White House
Usery
Ges
Norfolk & Western
James D Hodgson
Hodgson
Congress
I Want to Hold Your Hand Out Tune
A playful note appears in the bureaucrat’s world with a pun on a classic song. The line hints at regulatory tasks and attention to paperwork as a lighthearted moment.
More Showers Expected Today In Northeast Louisiana
A forecast shows showers and cloudy skies in Northeast Louisiana through Tuesday. Highs reach 82 to 88 degrees with lows near 70 to 76. Rain chances about 60 percent. Humid drying conditions and dew points in the low 70s. FAA at Monroe Municipal reports Sunday high of 85 and low of 72 with no Sunday precipitation.
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Louisiana
Federal Aviation Agency
Monroe Municipal
Apollo 15 astronauts return to lunar orbit after moonwalks
Apollo 15 crewmates David Scott and James Irwin left the Moon in the Falcon and entered lunar orbit. They filmed the ascent, collected more than 230 pounds of rocks, and described canyon walls and possible ancient lava flows as they prepared to return to Earth.
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James Irwin
Lunar Land
Space Center
Houston
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Moon
Scott
Irwin
Air Force
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Falcon
Cient
Eme
Seath
Worden
Lunar
Sea of Seienits
US Postal Service
Hurricane Seeding Could Save Lives
A government funded study by Stanford Research Institute says full scale hurricane seeding could cut damage and deaths, though officials plan limited experimental seeding as Project Stormfury begins. The report suggests a 15 percent wind reduction could halve property damage, but NOAA cites insufficient data and limits seedings to storms with low shore proximity probability.
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Stanford Research Institute
United States
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Project Stormfury
Donald Moore
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