Dangerous U.N. precedent feared by Rogers and Buckley
Secretary of State William P. Rogers warned on Face the Nation that expelling Nationalist China from the United Nations could trigger expulsions of about 10 other nations and cast doubts on past Security Council actions. Rhode Island Senator Buckley urged Bush to cut U.N. funding if Taiwan is expelled, citing support from a 21-senator group and broad public mood.
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Penn Central to sell 22 NYC properties amid suits
Penn Central Transportation Co says it will proceed with selling 22 valuable Manhattan properties as part of its bankruptcy reorganization. Bids for the Park Avenue assets will open soon in Philadelphia while trustees delay bids on the Pan Am Building and Waldorf Astoria due to rental and legal questions. Fidelity Bank sues as minority holder to block some sales, claiming New York and Harlem Railroad Co. is now part of the reorganization, a view trustees dispute.
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Wite loses race with freight train
ROYS RANCH TEX. UPI Cecil Reynolds his wife and their three sons were crossing a railroad trestle when a freight train approached. Mrs Reynolds was killed and Reynolds and son Mitch were critically injured. The other two boys escaped unharmed by climbing down a trestle ladder.
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Nixon Says Two Weeks Will Be Very Busy At White House
President Nixon said a very busy two weeks lay ahead as he pursues two Supreme Court nominees and seeks labor cooperation for his economic plan. He planned Camp David then a private White House stretch over Columbus Day weekend. Also reported ex-publisher J David Stern, 85, died in Palm Beach Florida.
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Six Mexican American groups oppose Banuelos nomination
A Sacramento rally of about 500 people saw six Mexican American organizations vote to oppose President Nixon’s choice Romana Banuelos as U.S. treasurer amid a raid reporting 36 illegal workers at her Ramona Food Products plant in suburban Los Angeles. The conference urged broader Latino education and advisory initiatives while noting the raid uncovered workers.
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