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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1971
Page
5
A 16 year old Santa Ana resident Thurman was wounded when two men entered a shop on West NL Harper Street and shot him. He died Tuesday night at Riverview Hospital as detectives said the assailants offered no motive and nothing was taken.
Barbara Tuchman argues Nixon administration forced reconciliation with Communist China, expelling Nationalist China from the United Nations. She criticizes U S Asia policy, calls the move a humiliation, and notes Chiang Kai-shek era consequences and possible talks with Beijing to shape a larger China.
California senators Tunney and Cranston criticized the expulsion of Nationalist China from the United Nations while opposing Congress aimed retaliation. Cranston called seating of mainland China overdue and regretted the loss of Taiwan representation. Tunney urged continued US support and UN participation despite the move.
Geneva reports Mainland China though admitted to the U N is expected to stay out of specialized U N agencies where the Chinese Nationalists are entrenched. Officials from agencies like WHO and ITU say they would welcome Beijing membership for wider universality but China would need to accept a two Chinas policy to join now.
UN officials delayed raising Peking's flag while deciding whether to list as the People's Republic or China. The flags fly in English order before UN headquarters with Taiwan listed as China in all matters.
The Sacramento report says the Senate on Tuesday passed legislation to create an open all star presidential primary or allow each party to run its own Oregon style election. The measures by Sen. Alfred G. Alquist of San Jose went to the Assembly where fate remains uncertain.
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