France faces two China reads as De Gaulle recognizes Red China
Peking and Taipei warned Charles de Gaulle he must choose one Chinese government as France recognizes Communist China. Peking said formal relations would exist only with the Peiping regime. Taipei questioned the move and urged clarification, signaling a potential split with Nationalist China.
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De Gaulle Shifts France toward Recognition of Red China
French officials said De Gaulle aimed to prove France's independence from the United States by recognizing Mao Zedong's regime. Peking disputed the move and warned it could end decades of Western alignment as France seeks a broader role in Asia.
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Conflicting Chinese Regimes Face Diplomatic Strain
The report notes initial friendly tone with France but no formal break yet as Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government in Formosa warns of serious consequences. Both Nationalist China and the Peking regime reject the two Chinas theory and push for recognition of a single Chinese government.
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Rusk Rules Out Recognizing Peking in Tokyo Talk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the American-Japan Society that the United States will not abandon Nationalist China or recognize a hostile Peking government. He urged against rewarding Maoist China and said no change in Red China policy is expected during his tenure. He added Nationalist China remains the legitimate spokesman for mainland Chinese.
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France Recognizes Red China Amid Mixed Global Reactions
Western Europe mostly reacted calmly to France's recognition of the People's Republic of China, while Asia and NATO members weighed potential shifts. Some officials warned of strains with allies and Taiwan warned of possible cutoffs. Belgium eyed following France, Britain offered no official comment, and Izvestia praised the move as realistic. Japan pledged continued recognition of Formosa but urged prudent policy. Opposition mainly came from smaller anti communist states.
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Circle K robbery and local crimes shaken Phoenix crowd
A heavyset man robbed a Circle K Market of 121 dollars at 3 a.m. near 79th Street and McDowell Road, described as 33 to 35, 5'9\", 210–230 pounds with glasses, fled on foot. In city jail, the Banta brothers face burglary charges and probation. Herring charged after a burglary. a real estate investor reported 982 dollars stolen from a car at the Safari Hotel. fires scorched palm trees at Indian School Road and near Central Camelback. Rural Fire Chief Polchow reported unsuccessful searches.
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Temperatures Around U S
Birth announcements list newborns across Phoenix area hospitals with parent names and birth dates from January. Examples include Baptist Hospital and St. Joseph's with multiple boys and girls born Jan. 22 to Jan. 28. Names include Donald Peter, Roy Lybrook, Charles Simons, William Led beter, Nick Tountas, Herbert Bartlett, Paul Hoffmen, James Huston, Philip Kenerson, James Kuyper, and Herschel Andrews.
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Mesa
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Roy Lybrook
N. 74Th Way
Physicians & Surgeons
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W. Filmore
Phoenix
St. Joseph’s
William Ledbeter
E. Hubbell
Nick Tountas
N. 63Rd PL
Herbert Bartlett
E. Beatrice
Paul
Walter Bicklen
E. Flower
Hoffmen
E. Cypress St
Good Samaritan
James Huston
E. Oak
Philip Kenerson
N. 73Rd St
James Kuyper
E. Parkview Dr
Herschel Andrews
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Scottsdale
Pope Orders Reform Start In Ecumenical Council Edicts
Pope Paul VI ordered parts of the Ecumenical Council liturgical reform to begin February 16. Seminaries, religious schools and faculties must start preparing to teach liturgy. diocesan commissions on liturgy, sacred music and sacred art are to be formed. sermons become compulsory on Sundays and holy days. Latin replacement details to follow after commissions decide.
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