China warms to United States as bid for UN seat
Washington assesses Beijing moving to win U.N. General Assembly approval by next fall. Peking aims to oust the Nationalists in Taiwan, gain status for the regime, and weaken U.S. allies. Administrations weigh tolerating Nationalist China’s seat while admitting Communist China, risking a delay of the showdown. A thaw in China Russia tensions underpins the shift, highlighted by the April 6 U.S. ping pong team invitation to visit the mainland.
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Nixon outlines five point plan to ease U S China trade
Nixon proposes a five point plan to ease trade and travel with Communist China including Direct trade of non strategic goods, expedited visas, dollar payments, and allowance for U S ships to carry Chinese cargo while avoiding direct calls by American flag carriers. The piece notes shifts in Peking leadership, limited U S diplomatic ties, and UN seating debates.
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Oak Point Road overpass planned for Rt. 2 interchange
Amherst project to build a bridge and four ramps at Oak Point Road to route Rt. 2 traffic, creating a full interchange. Estimated cost 750000, with plans due this fall and contracts let in November. Completion expected by fall 1972, raising Rt. 2 to freeway status with a higher speed limit.
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Highway Department
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Grindle
Economy recovery lag slows Nixon plan for 1971
The Federal Reserve reports March industrial production up only slightly, about 0.2 percent, with February down. Auto output holds near February levels at a 9 million annual rate, dimming hopes for a spring rebound. White House advisers still expect a strong January to March GNP and overall growth for 1971.
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Federal Reserve Board
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General Motors
Lorain Port Authority names E C Brohl executive secretary
Lorain Ohio April 1 1970 Edward C Brohl former Avon Lake city councilman and mayoral candidate named executive secretary of the Lorain Port Authority He will serve as assistant executive secretary until Col R Wilson Neff leaves for private industry Brohl's salary not set Doane said the other candidate was Daniel L Hine of Berlin Heights A third applicant withdrew noting uncertain authority finances The authority delayed naming and CT story influenced the decision Weather and local index details follow on page 4 col 1
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Radio grilling of Nixon set for tomorrow
National Broadcasting Co and Columbia Broadcasting System plan to carry live radio coverage of an hour-long questioning of President Nixon by six editors and newsmen tomorrow night. The White House has ruled out a live television broadcast of the session. Today's chuckle notes that appearances can mislead and the early bird may have been up all night.
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