United States Faces China Seat at UN Amid China Debate
UPI reports the United States pushes admit China to the UN while supporting Nationalist China’s stay. The 26th General Assembly opens with a 109 item agenda and a mid October decision on the two Chinas. Thant’s successor is likely Finland’s Max Jakobson, with election expected in November.
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Nixon will not follow to Peking after Alaska visit
President Nixon will not continue to Peking after meeting Emperor Hirohito in Alaska this Saturday. White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler dismissed a Japanese report citing sources that Nixon would proceed to China, saying both sources were wrong.
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Israeli Artillery Moves Toward Suez Front Al Ahram Warns
Al Ahram reports Israeli troops shifting artillery to front lines along the Suez Canal and Egyptian forces placed on maximum alert as the Middle East situation worsens. Front-line officers are ordered to prevent the enemy from achieving objectives.
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Duncan Nominated to U S Court of Military Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Robert N. Duncan, 44, was nominated by President Nixon to the U S Court of Military Appeals for a 15 year term. Senator Saxbe said White House notified him. Senate confirmation seen as formality. In Austria, Josef Neubauer, 50, was beaten by village friends for posing with a nude model in a sex magazine.
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Japanese Leader Stabbed in Tokyo
In Tokyo a 29 year old day laborer stabbed opposition leader Yoshikatsu Takeiri of the Komeito Party in the stomach. The assailant Takeo Yajima from Osaka was arrested on the spot and Takeiri was taken to Keio Hospital where doctors said there is no danger to his life.
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Weather and life notices from Norwalk district
Mostly sunny today with a high in the mid to upper 60s and clear cool tonight. Wednesday remains sunny with a high in the upper 60s to low 70s and a near zero to 10 percent chance of rain. Births show a Norwalk boy and a Wakeman girl, a Norwalk marriage license application, and two local deaths.
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Nader Excluded From Nixon Consumer Talk Panel
President Nixon invites 20 consumer representatives to the White House but omits Ralph Nader the best known consumer advocate. White House spokesman says invitees represent consumer membership groups, not individuals. Nader advocates stronger consumer agency bills and class action rights which the administration opposes. In Saigon UPI reports air force strikes exceed 200 against North Vietnam amid DMZ activity and Ho Chi Minh trail operations.
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May Delay School Payments Threaten Ohio Districts
Governor Gilligan warns the Ohio legislature must authorize additional funds by Thursday to avoid halting the first school foundation payments. Auditor Ferguson says districts Findlay Clyde Sidney and Wilmington may close by late fall without extra money, with reopening possible in January.
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General Assembly
Willard Council Faces Fireworks Over Civil Service Test
Mrs. Morgan Jones, wife of a city councilman, challenged the handling of a September civil service exam for a sewage plant laboratory technician. City Manager Michael G. Orenic said Jones placed seventh among 21, with only the top three notified. she claimed the test aimed at a secretarial position. Council members and officials clashed as Orenic defended charter rules and job qualifications.
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Pioneer Rubber Co
Metropolitan Mine Bill Aims to Mine City Garbage
Sen. Gordon Allott proposed a government financed demonstration plant to reclaim minerals from urban waste. He said the plan would test methods already developed by the U S Bureau of Mines at College Park Maryland for recovering metals from incinerator residues including iron glass aluminum brass and copper.
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Power Resolution Revived For $8,500 City Study
A city council plans an $8,500 study of the municipal power system. Councilman Robert Williams led the Sept. 7 tabling and urged a clear plan to eventually phase out the power plant, a majority of members supporting the change.
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