Peking opens UN seat with strong China speech
Chiao Kai-shek announced Communist China would wait and see on UN policy, urge U.S. and Russia to avoid first nuclear use, and demand Taiwan, Korea, and Indochina pull back. He pledged to liberate Taiwan and integrate Nationalist China’s 14 million people, while backing Arab and Latin American causes and opposing superpower manipulation.
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China
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United States
Indochina
Taiwan
Korea
Yakov Malik
Chiao
U.S
George Bush
Malik
Bush
Japan
Russia
Chind
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Kerea
U.N. Korean Commission
North Korea
Soviet spy Abel dies at 68 aged spy veteran
Abel, a Soviet spy, dies at 68. Convicted in 1958 of conspiring to transmit U S defense and atomic secrets to Russia, he did not testify in his defense. The case hinged on Lt Col Reino Hayhanen's testimony. Abel appealed in 1958 and 1959. the U S Court of Appeals upheld the conviction in July 1958. The Soviet press noted in 1969 he received the Order of the Red Banner and taught in Soviet intelligence.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Abel
U.S
Russia
U. S
Canada
Reino Hayhanen
Abe
U- 8 Court of Appeals
Soviet Law Institute
Order of the Red
The
Law Bulletin
Viet black mail tax trial starts in San Francisco
James B. McGinty a 61 year old accountant who worked for a construction firm in Saigon goes on trial in federal court in San Francisco accused of evading 40121 in U S income taxes from 1984 through 1966 The prosecution says his Oakland bank account handled a 14 million flow as he bought Viet namese piasters on the black market for dollars and resold them to company employees for profit
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San Francisco
U.S
Albert C. Wollenberg
McGinty
Gordon Says No Black or Female Astronauts Ready
Cleveland news conference quotes Apollo 12 command module pilot Richard F. Gordon Jr. saying there are no blacks or females in the United States who can compete at the necessary level for entry into the astronaut phase of the space program. He spoke before addressing the Bluecoats of America.
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Cleveland
Richard F. Gordon Jr
United States
Capt
Gordon
Bluecoats of America
Pay Board Eyes Hike to Teacher Pay Rise Push
Pay Board considers raising prices to offset wage hikes for workers including UAW raises. Auto industry plans to 2.5 percent price hike on 72 models, but freeze remains until 72-hole test. Dow hits 11 month low as uncertainty over Phase 1 lingers and the trade balance posts a record July-September deficit. AFL CIO chief Meany cites economic trouble and unemployment while Rep Proxmire urges May 1972 as target for ending controls.
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United Auto Workers
Detroit
Price Commission
Wall Street
Commerce Department
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Rey
William
Proxmire
D-Wis
Oath for state college staff draws fire and vote planned
State colleges face pay oath verification under Horn plan requiring each campus to certify monthly that all employees meet assigned duties. Critics call the method insulting and vague as a faculty meeting at CSLA questions the policy. A Friday vote by the 602 full time faculty will decide whether to back Horn or rescind the order.
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School of Letters and Science
United Professors of California
Sensenbrenner
Accademic School
Dumke
Dudley Swim
Carmel
Swim
Ernest Eckert
Eckert
CSLA
Daniel Ridder
Long Beach
State College
Landlord Tenant Dispute Policy Questioned In Long Beach
A reader asks why police do not intervene when families face physical jeopardy in landlord tenant disputes. Capt Willis Platt notes policy aims to preserve peace, not block landlord entry or damage. Health officials have acted, serving notices to correct city health and building violations or face action.
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Dhis
Long Beach
Willis Platt
U Land
Long Beach Health Department
Arrest in April for drunken public disturbance Long Beach PD
Long Beach resident was arrested in April by the Long Beach Police Department for drunkenness in public. Bond posted by father was 125 dollars and expected to be returned within two weeks, though months passed. Court records show a May 7 check cashing. accounting staff at 415 W Ocean Blvd can verify canceled checks.
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Long Bead
J, L
Long Beach
June Jones
W. Ocean Blvd
Sound Off on Post Office Frustrations at Long Beach
A Long Beach reader reports a morning trip to the main post office at Third Street and Long Beach Boulevard, finding coin and paper money changers out of order and several stamp rows unavailable. The writer condemns the display as inefficient, noting no market remedy will occur.
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Long Beach Boulevard
Tampa
B. B
Long Beach
Solons OK collegians tax break proposal debated
Congress contemplates a tuition tax deduction for college and trade school costs. Parents with income up to 2000 dollars could subtract 225 dollars per dependent student from taxes. Critics call it a subsidy for the wealthy. supporters warn colleges would raise tuition. The plan has stalled in past House Senate conference committees.
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Sen
Russell B. Long
DLI
Beore
Senate
House-Senate Conference Committee
House
UAW Sets Robertshaw Strike Vote
United Auto Workers Local 805 at the Robertshaw Division of Grayson Controls in Long Beach scheduled a strike vote for Thursday after members rejected a company contract proposal. Local president George Ramirez said executive board authority was granted following the rejection. the current contract expires at 12:41 a.m. November 21.
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United Auto Workers
Robertshaw
Grayson Controls
Long Beach
George Ramirez
Ramirez
Mayor Sam Yorty Enters Presidential Ring in 1972 Run
Mayor Sam Yorty announces a possible 1972 presidential bid with a New Hampshire focus and a stance as a moderate Democrat aiming to appeal to both Democrats and Republicans. He signals limited fundraising for primaries, cites past hawkish Vietnam views, and notes support from Manchester Union Leader while outlining his long career in state and city governance and family.
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New Hampshire
Manchester Union Leader
Democratic Party
Nixon
Muskie
McGovern
Vietnam
Detroit
House of Representatives
Elizabeth
Wil- Yam
Van Nuys Airport Rises to Second Busiest in U.S.
The FAA report shows Van Nuys Airport in California ranking second in the nation with 575,784 aircraft operations, while Chicago O'Hare remains the busiest and Los Angeles International drops to third after a drop from 674,472 in 1969 to 641,990 in 1870.
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Federal Aviation Administration
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