Albania blocks dual representation plan at UN
United States and Albania clashed as the General Assembly opened its debate on China representation. Albania argued dual representation would keep Peking out while Washington disputed the view. The exchange marked the first debate on Chinese representation since the policy switch.
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United Nations, N.Y
Albania
U.S
China
United Nations
Peking
United States
General Assembly
Nesti Nase
Communist People’s Republic of China
Taiwan
George Bush
Security Council
Bush
Nase
U.N
Rap Brown Under Guard In Hospital
At Roosevelt Hospital H. Rap Brown remained in fair condition after a gun battle with police. About 20 detectives shielded him as he and three others were held on charges of attempted homicide robbery and possession of dangerous weapons following a Red Carpet Bar robbery attempt on West 85th Street.
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New York
H. Rap Brown
Roosevelt Hospital
Brown
West 85Th Street
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Phase 2 shifts into postfreeze controls and trade talks
The Nixon administration moves to activate wage and price controls after the freeze, name the Pay Board and Price Commission, and seek removal of foreign trade barriers. Talks with major partners in Paris address tariffs, exchange rates, and the 10 percent import surcharge as wage pressures persist.
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Washington
U.S
Pay Board
And
Price Commission
Paris
Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
White House
Labor-Management-Public Pay Board
Connally
The
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Organized Labor
Nixon
Pay Board and Price Commission
ABC
Walter Heller
John F. Kennedy
Heller
NBC
Meet the Press
Tion
Japan
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Riotous World Series celebration in Pittsburgh ends in destruction
A Pirates World Series victory celebration in Pittsburgh escalated into a riot with about 100 arrests and extensive property damage. Reports of assaults and rapes circulated, later denied by officials, as crowds damaged cars, looted stores and overturned taxis. Police deployed riot squads to clear downtown.
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Pittsburgh Pa
Point
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Pirates
Joseph Walton
Danny Murtaugh
Liberty Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Man Roughs Up Kosygin On Parliament Hill
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin was assaulted on Parliament Hill as he arrived for talks with Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. A man grabbed Kosygin’s coat before security restrained him. Kosygin was briefly unsettled but uninjured while Trudeau assisted him and bystanders watched.
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Ottawa
Alexei Kosygin
Parliament Hill
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Kosygin
Parliament
Trudeau
Viet War Returns To Saigon Area
Ground fighting flared on the South Vietnamese Cambodian border with a weekend clash 33 miles north of Saigon involving about 400 enemy troops and 700 South Vietnamese. Casualties included 29 enemy and 17 government soldiers killed, with 11 wounded. A separate Thien Ngon clash near Tay Ninh Province left 7 Vietnamese dead and 20 wounded. U.S. base Pace near the border reported eight mortar hits with no casualties as shelling continued daily. The 68th protective reaction strike hit North Vietnam after an Air Force F105 escorted B52s fired on a radar site 52 miles north of the DMZ.
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Saigon
5Th
Thien Ngon
Tay Ninh
Krek
Cambodia
Pace
U.S
North Vietnam
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Weather outlook with scattered storms and cooler turn
Partly cloudy to cloudy and cooler with scattered thunderstorms tonight. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph. Low 50s. Sunny Tuesday with a high in the upper 40s. Precip probabilities 60 percent tonight and 10 percent Tuesday. High 84 Saturday, low 58 Sunday. A year ago high 69, low 44. Records: high 1953, low 1946. 24 hour precipitation 0.00 inch. NEW DELHI AP Prime Minister Indira Gandhi says India does not want war with Pakistan but will defend itself if needed. She met President Tito of Yugoslavia and urged a political settlement to end the fighting in East Pakistan.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
India
Pakistan
Tito
Yugoslavia
Foreign Ministry
East Pakistan
Coal Talks Start Anew In Nationwide Miner Strike
Washington negotiators prepare for new talks to settle an 18 day coal strike affecting about 100000 miners in 20 states. Violence reported in Ohio. dockworkers in Philadelphia ordered back to work. UMW faces pay benefits pressure as talks resume.
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Washington
East
Gulf
Philadelphia
Port of Philadelphia
International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
Local 129
Common Pleas Court
Edmund B. Spaeth Jr
Ohio
Mike Trbovich
UMW
Miners For Democracy
Boyle
United Fund drive kicked off in Franklin County
About 300 volunteers start the 1971 campaign with a $35,000 goal. Rural mailings begin. Ottawa canvassing and Fair Share effort set for midweek. Campaign runs three weeks with drives for small business, professionals, and residents in multiple towns. Donations due by Nov 5 or mailed to Box 233 Ottawa.
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Franklin County United Fund
Boy Scouts of
Franklin County
Robert L. Shields
Ottawa
Princeton
Rantoul
Lane
Richmond
Williamsburg
Pomona
Wellsville
United Fund
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Rap Brown
People's Republic of China
Jon Moore
Jeff Buirk
Moore
Mears Park
Southwest Kaw Council
Tioops
John E. Demko Jr
Cleveland
Demko
al Dam
Res
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers
Magnolia
W. A
Tony" Boyle
United Fund Association
Franklin County Retarded Children
Boy and Girl Scouts
Red Cross
Boy's Club
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Arthritis Foundation
Drive
Franklin County Community Development Office
E. 2Nd
Dorothy Anderson
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