Red China in the UN Debate Stirs Global Tensions
The piece argues against recognizing the Mao regime and admitting Red China to the United Nations. It cites Kennedy and Eisenhower statements, warns of a vetoed Security Council by Red China, and contends admission would empower Beijing and threaten world peace through espionage and subversion.
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Federal aid slow as base closings hurt communities
The piece notes federal help lags for towns losing military installations. It cites Kennedy creating an informal panel to study defense cutbacks and Johnson expanding it, yet 1965 recommendations remain uncertain. It warns communities should rely on the under staffed Office of Economic Adjustment in the Defense Department.
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China may become a nuclear power by 1967 says economist
Research economist Chu Yuan Cheng, dean of studies on China at the University of Michigan, outlines a forecast in U S News World Report that Red China could build a nuclear stockpile and rockets by 1967. He notes limited knowledge due to restricted access but cites official periodicals and documents as sources.
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Center For Chinese Studies
University of Michigan
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Cheng
Chinese Academy of Sciences
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New York Herald Tribune Inc
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Reading the Date Line Cognizance in Pearl Harbor
A Pearl Harbor correspondent weighs the China threat and U S resolve in Southeast Asia, stressing credibility over power. The piece notes the Seventh Fleet with 125 ships and 64,000 personnel backed by the Pacific Fleet, and contrasts American air and sea supremacy with Red China and North Vietnam.
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Asia
Hideous Third House Office Building Looms Over Capitol
A 1955 appropriation funded the Rayburn Building, now near completion after billions in cost overruns. The sprawling complex features luxury offices, pools, gyms, and an underground railway, with Architect J. George Stewart facing scrutiny amid a GAO probe into construction and contractor ties.
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Boston Commons
House Office Building Commission
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Oliver Bolton
Ohio
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General Accounting Office
German measles risk and preventive testing for expectant mothers
Rubella threatens fetal heart cataract and hearing defects. Tests detect prior exposure via throat culture and antibody levels. If infection occurred, abortion may be discussed. Post exposure serums offer limited protection. isolation of diseased individuals is advised.
Monroe News-Star Publisher and staff listing
The Monroe News Star features its publisher John D. Ewing and staff including Robert Ewing Jr and executives at the News-Star-World Publishing Corporation. It notes Associated Press use and advertising reps across major cities.
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