Dual Representation Precedent Discussed for UN Seat
UPI reports discussions in Washington on whether the United States might back dual representation for both the People's Republic of China and Nationalist China in the United Nations. Secretary Rogers notes precedent exists, while Bush argues for keeping both nations represented within the UN.
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Nework
Nixga
Soviet Union
Spytley
United States
Busheid
People’s Republic of China
People's
People's Generalissimo
Chiang Kabl
United Republic of
China
Shek
United Nations
Ukraine
Russia
William P. Rogers
Visdo
The
World Organization
Bush
Thei U. Dt
Chiang Kalshekis
Mem
F Atong
Kremlin
U.N
Peking
Light 1971 Amateur Snapshot Contest Winners Named
The Light announces weekly winners in color and black and white categories with top prizes of five dollars per weekly win. Final grand prizes total forty five thousand dollars, with travel and merchandise awards provided by Fox Photos and Mlappers World.
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Roy Blackstock
Crofton
Venetian Waterway
John Teagle
Ivy Lane
Skitmer
Houston
Gladys R. Updegrove
Kayton Ave
Robert Angele
DI Vance Jackson
Timon E. Halley Jr
Randolph Afb
Angel of
Blanco Rd
Randy Sarsudy
Exeter Rd
Fox Photos
Mlappers World
KODAK
Tures
Sach
Ca-Spon- Xodak International
Nixon Caught Between Civil Rights Push and Wallace Challenge
President Nixon faces pressure from the Civil Rights Commission over desegregation and a bold challenge from Alabama Governor George Wallace who orders local officials to ignore a federal busing order. Wallace seeks to test Nixon’s pledge against busing while Nixon orders federal agencies to probe the Alabama case involving Pamela Davis and a 20 mile bus ride to balance a high school.
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Washington
UPI
Nisin
ILS
Civil Rights Commission
Ifor
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Civil) Rights Commission
Wallace
Congress
The
Justice Department
Health, Education and Welfare Department
John Mitchell
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot Richardson
Jefferson County Board of Education
Pamela Davis
Hel
Dallas Debates Bus Shortage in Desegregation Plan
In Dallas the school board rejects a desegregation plan citing a bus shortage. The plan would affect about 6 000 Black pupils and 7 000 total. officials say only 50 to 105 buses may be used to prioritize students with greatest need. Dr Emmett Conrad criticizes the opposition as hypocritical.
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Emmett Conrad
Dallas
Lvoie
Conrad
Senate Antonin Light Aunt at San Antonin Gicichin Tuy Hent
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions a Senator Antonin Light and a San Antonio area with garbled location data. Reads like a brief local notice or misread public posting with names and addresses.
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Antonin
San Antonin
Monebway
McCullovgl
Sur Anielia
Antowa
Tommy
Stunt Pilot Dies in Crash in Refugio
Refugio authorities report stunt pilot Pat Fancher was killed Thursday night when his light plane crashed near a transmitter tower while spraying mosquitoes inside the northern Refugio city limits. The impact occurred two blocks from his home, and U.S. 77 remained blocked by wreckage for hours.
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Refugio
Pat Fancher
Fancher
Harts
U.S
Filtemol
TEXAN
Daly
Mexico
Centrac Amun
Chico State College to participate in National Park Service environmental program
New York UPI reports Chico State College in California will join a National Park Service program for environmental studies. The project targets students from kindergarten through high school and aims to link outdoor experiences with music art politics and civic engagement through hands on learning.
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New York
UPI
Chico State College
California
National Park
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Nesburgh
Miilasi
George Wallace
San
Ero
Canada
Foren Cout Mits
Val Cody
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