UN Debate Over Red China Seat Sparks United States Tension
Editorial argues the UN should require Red China to meet conditions for membership, not threaten expulsion of Nationalist China. It notes shifts in recognition by Canada, Italy, Chile and others, questions a two-thirds vote, and warns against compromising UN principles to admit Red China.
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United Nations
Red China
China
Chiang Kaishek
Taiwan
Formosa
United States
U.S
Germany
Canada
Italy
Chile
Organization of American States
Castro
Cuba
Allende
North Korea
North Vietnam
East Germany
Uncle Sam
UN Assembly
Algeria
Soviet TU-154 ad targets global air markets
In Aviation Week & Space Technology a two page Moscow ad introduces the TU-154 as a flexible tri jet airliner for export. It claims capacity from 60 to 160 passengers and ranges from 300 to 3,300 miles, emphasizing profitability for airlines. Contact VO AVIAEXPORT in Moscow for details.
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Aviation Week & Space Technology Magazine
VO Aviaexport
Smolenskaya- Sennaya Sq
Moscow
Ussr
Farm Workers Eligible for Social Security Coverage
Nearly 3 million farm workers exist in the country. Those paid 150 dollars or more in cash wages by one employer or who work 20 days or more per year for one employer are covered by social security and should ensure their wages are reported by their employers.
Boyle's Column assortment of trivia and quotes
HAL BOYLE collects miscellaneous notes from mail about science, health, nature and society. It covers meteoroids star dust earthquakes sea wasp and a quip from Mere dith Nicholson plus cautionary reflections on smoking drinking and waste. The piece ends with a Marcel Proust quote on imagination and suffering.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Oregon
Japan
Pacific Ocean
National Geographic Society
Australia
Meredith Nicholson
United States
San Francisco
Marcel Proust
When to report wages for household workers
During summer hires, report cash wages of 50 or more paid to a maid or gardener. File the social security contribution with the IRS in the first month after the quarter wages were paid. Obtain SSI-21 from Social Security for details and find the nearest office in the telephone directory.
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Internal Revenue Service
Social Security
Social Security Office
Giraffe Stands Tall as World Almanac Notes Neck Length
The giraffe is the tallest living animal at about 19 feet. Its neck length comes from elongated cervical vertebrae, with seven vertebrae in the neck, same as humans and most mammals, per the World Almanac. Copyright 1970 Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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World Almanac
Cuba's Radical Exile: Williams Cold War Odyssey
Robert F Williams, North Carolina NAACP official, fled to Cuba in 1962 to escape a kidnapping charge. In Havana he hosted anti America broadcasts, gained wealth, and helped found radical groups before moving to China and later returning to the United States. His tale spans Castro's cuba, racial politics, and disillusionment with both sides.
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Georgie Anne Geyer
Keyes Beech
Miami Herald-Chicago Daily News Wire
North Carolina
Robert F. Williams
Cuba
Havana
China
Robert Williams
Detroit
Williams
Fidel Castro
South
Castro
Oriente
United States
NAACP
Johnnyboy Kennedy
Slick John
Phillip Abbott Luce
Luce
Americana
Harlem
Radical Revolutionary Action Movement
Liberty
RAM
Young Voters And Impact in '72
Washington report reviews 1970 turnout among 21 to 35 year olds across California New York Minnesota and Tennessee. It notes strong youth support for some Democrats and notable resistance in others, with implications for the 1972 presidential race and ongoing polling challenges.
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Washington
NEA
New York
California
CBS
Minnesota
Tennessee
Census Bureau
John Tunney
George Murphy
Jess Unruh
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Charles Goodell
Richard Ottinger
Ottinger
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Douglas Head
Chicago
William Brock
Albert Gore
Virginia
Harry Byrd Jr
De Gaulle Seen as Right Man for His Time
A longtime confidant recalls Charles de Gaulle as a stubborn but great leader who grew into politics to unite France. He opposed use of his name for gain, resigned in 1946, and dictated a funeral with no official presence or speeches.
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Charles de Gaulle
Free French Movement
de Gaulle
London
France
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