Showdown at United Nations over China representation
In New York the General Assembly begins debate on replacing Nationalist China with the People's Republic of China. Albania and the United States lead opposing positions with rival resolutions seeking single PRC representation or dual representation with NORC seats in the Security Council.
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Woman fights tax code for singles break in federal court
Vivian Kellems of East Haddam Connecticut seeks 83 000 in tax refunds and a new break for single filers arguing exemptions for married taxpayers violate the 14th and 16th amendments She refuses to pay income taxes for three years and plans to escalate the case from the federal tax court to the Supreme Court while selling her plant and enjoying televised appearances.
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Nixon Orders Clarification On Lunches
President Nixon ordered the Agriculture Department to immediately clarify new federal lunch regulations after 59 senators voiced protests. The controversy centers on cutting meals funding from up to 1 million needy children and shifting support from 60 cents to 95 cents per lunch.
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Terrorist Bomb Hits Belfast Store Hurting Three
A Belfast store was hit by a terrorist bomb wounding three bystanders as weekend violence added to the toll of four to five dead in clashes between British security forces and the IRA. The blast at Universal Furnishing Co. on New York Street followed a day with three British soldiers and an IRA sniper killed and three policemen wounded. Authorities reported possible new arms shipments from Eastern Europe and London debated torture accusations against the army.
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Agnew Presses Greek Ties Amid NATO Security Talks
Vice President Spiro Agnew concludes a Athens visit with Premier Papadopoulos and Greek armed forces leaders focusing on NATO security and Greece as the southern anchor. He praises mutual NATO dedication and receives honors from Regent Lt. Gen. George Zoitakis.
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