United Nations Expels Nationalist China in Dramatic Vote
The UN admitted Communist China and expelled Nationalist China by a 76 to 35 vote with 17 abstentions. U.S. Ambassador George Bush called it a moment of infamy as Chow Shu kai led the Nationalists to quit the body amid a near pandemonium in the General Assembly.
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United Nations
UPI
China
United States
U.S
George Bush
General Assembly Hall
Chow Shu-kai
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Thant
Peking
Huang Hua
Ottawa
Canada
General Assembly
Chiang Kai-shek
U.N
Phil Newsom
World Organization
Protest bumper sticker hits state park closure crisis
Dan Perkins of Licking County created a protest bumper sticker reading Shut Down Gilligan Not State Parks printed in gold on blue. In Saigon, Viet Cong ambushed an American convoy on Highway 20 wounding two and killing one, prompting helicopter and artillery response.
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Columbus
UPI
Dan B. Perkins
Licking County
John J. Gilligan
Perkins
Johnstown
Gilligan
Saigon
UPS
Highway 20
Hijacked Boeing 747 Lays Ground in Havana En Route to Puerto Rico
A Boeing 747 with 221 people aboard remained on the ground in Havana after being hijacked Monday night en route from New York to San Juan. Three sky marshals and an off duty FBI agent were unable to stop the hijacker and the plane may be released in the afternoon.
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Miami
UPI
Havana
American Airlines
Puerto Rico
American Flight 98
New York
San Juan
Sky
FBI
Brezhnev Visits Paris in Tours and Politics
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev toured Paris on his first France visit in a lively, welcoming mood. He drank whisky with the city council head, greeted French Communist allies, and invited a blonde to Moscow as thousands cheered the jovial diplomat amid heavy police presence.
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Paris
UPI
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Brezhnev
France
Weather and notices from Norwalk area
Clearing and mild today with a high around 72 and a 10 percent rain chance. Lows near 50s tonight and Wednesday a bit warmer with a 20 percent precipitation risk. Marriage license applications list several couples. births and deaths announced for local residents including H. Clark Andrews and Willard Wakefield.
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Norwalk
Trace
H. Clark Andrews
Harry M. Aust
Milan
Willard W. Wakefield
Charles E. Garcia
Adam Garcia
Willard
UN Voted On China Roll Call in General Assembly
The U N General Assembly approved a resolution to seat Communist China and expel the Chinese Nationalists. 76 towns voted for, 35 against, 7 abstained, 3 absent. Notable absentees include Nationalist China, Maldives, Oman. Philip Wylie dies at 69 after heart ailment. famous for Generation of Vipers critique of momism.
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United Nations
UPI
U.N. General Assembly
Albania
China
Afghanistan
Algeria
Austria
Belgium
Bhutan
Botswana
Bulgaria
Burma
Burundi
Byelorussia
Cameroon
Canada
Ceylon
Chile
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Ecuador
Egypt
Equatorial Guinea
Ethiopia
Finland
France
Ghana
Guinea
Guyana
Hungary
Iceland
India
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Isreal
Italy
Kenya
Kuwait
Laos
Libya
Malaysia
Mali
Mauritania
Mexico
Mongolia
Morocco
Nepal
Netherlands
Nigeria
Norway
Pakistan
People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen
People’s Republic of Congo
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Rwanda
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Somalia
Sudan
Sweden
Syria
Togo
Trinidad
Tobaco
Tunisia
Turkey
Uganda
Ukraine
Soviet Union
United
Uruguay
Venezuela
Argentina
Bahrain
Barbados
Colombia
Cyprus
Fiji
Greece
Indonesia
Jamaica
Jordan
Lebanon
Luxembourg
Mauritius
Panama
Qatar
Spain
Thailand
Maldives
Oman
Philip Wylie
Norwalk Introduces Computer Based City Utility Billing
City Auditor Charles Hipp outlined new computer calculated utility bills to Norwalk residents. The plan combines electric water and sewer charges on a single statement with monthly water sewer billing, cycle billing, and staggered due dates to cut costs and speed processing. If needed residents may request separate billing. Billing uses meters read quarterly for water sewer with estimates in month one and two and true charges in month three.
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Norwalk
Charles Hipp
Hipp
Ohio
Energy Costs To Double at Mining Convention
Steward Udall warned 1,200 delegates that energy costs could rise 75 to 100 percent in ten years and demand patterns must change. He said many items now common will become luxuries, recycling aluminum as a future metal, and doubted exotic energy sources can replace dwindling supplies.
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Vancouver
UPI
Steward Udall
U.S
Udall
City Hall Briefs Unveil Civic Center Plans
Norwalk officials hold a 7:30 p m public meeting in the mayor's courtroom to present community center findings and seek council help with locations and funding. Richland Engineering to plan Old State Road improvements at about 19000 dollars. Insurance bids for city vehicles range from 2691 to 4042 dollars. Linwood Bridge plans approved. right of way proceedings begin. Mayor, service director and auditor briefed on a Washington trip about municipal power pricing.
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Norwalk Community Center Corporation
James Ewell
Herbert Krogh
Richland Engineering
Mansfield
Old State Road
Old State
East Main Street
Gallup Road
Washington, D.C
Harold Finch
Charles Hipp
Public Power
Federal Power Agency
Norwalk
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Bellevue
Kenneth L. Pelfrey
Lorain
Maria E. Ward
New London
Burshel Kidd
Penny Campbell
Gerald Baker
Virginia Griffith
Michael J. Brooks
U.S. Navy
Martha A. George
Donald J. Wilson
Marilyn K. Sprowl
Monroeville
David Kerepesi
Berlin Heights
Carol Loyer
Collins
Thomas Uhl
Wellington
James Horning
Thomas Beesing
By Janet Conway
Pleasant Street
Ontario
Williams Avenue
Haskins & Sells
George T. Saxton Associates
Sandusky
City Hall
Unveil Civic Center
Norwalk Insurance
Board of Control
Bache, Furey and Myers
Paul Sommer
Mack Insurance
Linwood Bridge
Linwood
Ohio State Highway Department
Norman Caris
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