Miner dies in second cave-in at Ophir Hi mine
Rescue efforts failed as a second collapse at Ophir Hi mine killed 25 year old Stanley Holtzman who had been trapped since 10 45 p m. Deputy Lauren Dow said Holtzman and Harold Allen were drilling in a secondary shaft when debris caused the shaft to cave in trapping Holtzman and injuring Allen.
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Funding for pier approved in Avalon loan plan
Sacramento lawmakers approved a bill directing the state department of navigation and harbor development to lend Avalon 250000 for a steamer pier under the harbors and watercraft revolving fund. Assemblyman Vincent Thomas sent the measure to the Senate floor without a dissenting vote. The loan funds an inner harbor facility for large and small vessels. Meanwhile in San Antonio doctors at Brooke General Hospital report Mrs Eisenhower is in excellent spirits after an annual physical.
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U N power shifts as China expels Nationalists from UN
The Nationalists walk out as the U N seats go to the mainland Communist regime, leaving Japan led by Prime Minister Eisaku Sato in a tougher position. U S influence is waning after a long era of dominance in the United Nations. President Nixon vows both Chinas will seek settlement by negotiation unless confrontation arises.
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Japan opposition mobilizes to oust Sato amid UN China vote
Three opposition groups in Japan the Socialists Komeito and Democratic Socialists announce plans to unseat Prime Minister Eisaku Sato over his backing of Taiwan and the UN seating of Communist China. They file no confidence motions against two cabinet ministers amid fears of wider protests and campus activism.
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Kissinger Returns From China Trip With Nixon Visit Plans
Kissinger and his party flew from Shanghai to Anchorage then Washington to brief President Nixon on preparations for the upcoming presidential visit. Tanjug reports noted extended stay in Peking sparked speculation about U.N. representation and potential U.S.-China dialogue. White House spokesman Ziegler said there was no hitch and that the stay was to finalize preparations for the Nixon journey.
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Humphrey Calls UN China Move a Diplomatic Defeat
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey described the United Nations' expulsion vote against Nationalist China as a dramatic diplomatic setback for the United States. He warned of congressional cuts to UN funding and noted ongoing efforts to thaw ties with Red China while maintaining relations with the Nationalists.
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