Canada to Recognize Peking as sole China government
Canada announces establishment of diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China and recognizes Beijing as the sole legal government of China. External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp disclosed in the House of Commons that ties would begin October 13 1970 with mutual recognition and ambassador exchanges. Taiwan’s status remains opposed by China.
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Red China
Peking
China
Mitchell Sharp
House of Commons
Government of
People’s Republic of China
People's Republic of China
Taiwan
U.S. Maps New Plan for 40,000 Troop Cutback
The United States begins mapping a 40,000 troop reduction as Nixon orders cuts to 344,000 by year end and 284,000 by May. U.S. forces continue air operations over Laos to curb North Vietnamese Ho Chi Minh trail activity amid withdrawals of several units.
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Nixon
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Hartford
Conn
Elyria Soldier Earns Three Medals For Vietnam Valor
A 21 year old Elyria area soldier Jeffery A Kanuch received three medals for bravery in Vietnam and was nominated for a second Bronze Star. He completed a one year tour, earned two Army Commendation Medals and the Bronze Star, and served with Company C Second Battalion Airmobile 12th Cavalry. He is home on furlough and reported for duty at Fort Carson Colorado.
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Kanuch
Chestnut Ridge Road
Elyria
Elyria Catholic High School
Ft. Carson
Colo
Ome
Song Be
Republic of Vietnam
Co. C. Second Battalion
12Th Cavalry
Quebec negotiates with FLQ kidnappers as troops guard Ottawa
The Quebec government opened night talks with FLQ kidnappers holding British trade official James Cross and Quebec Labour Minister Pierre Laporte as hundreds of armed troops joined police protecting politicians diplomats and other prominent figures in Ottawa. The FLQ sought the release of 23 prisoners plus other demands including ransom and propaganda exposure while warning of hostages' possible execution if deadlines were missed.
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Quebec
Ottawa
Robert Lemieux
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
James Richard Cross
Pierre Laporte
Robert Demers
Lemieux
Justice
Jerome Choquette
Cross
Laporte
Canada
Trois- Rivieres
Democratic Chairman Sues Over $4 Million State Loans
Columbus Ohio Eugene OGrady state Democratic chairman files suit to recover 4 million lent through the state treasurer to Four Leasers Nursing Homes Inc He says two high ranking Republican office holders breached statutory duties in approving the loans The suit names state Treasurer John D Herbert Auditor Roger Clead and Attorney General Paul W Brown in Franklin County court
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UPI
Eugene O'Grady
Nursing Homes Inc
Oklahoma
Franklin Common
Roger Clead
John D. Herbert
Paul W. Brown
Offi
Weather Update Shows Rain Through Tomorrow
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional rain tonight and tomorrow. Lows dip to the upper 30s to near 40 while highs reach the mid 60s. Thursday brings a cooler turn with a chance of showers. Sunset is at 6:30 p.m. and sunrise at 7:38 a.m.
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Soviet denies Cuba submarine base plans
Moscow says reports of a nuclear submarine base in Cuba are a concoction and that the USSR has not built or planned any military base on Cuba. The statement follows U.S. defense briefings and tensions over Cuban missile crisis history and Middle East cease fire issues.
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Nixon
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Pentagon
Cienfuegos
U.N. Guard Sick Call Ahead of 25th Anniversary
An undeclared sickout by 69 of 230 U.N. guards and 16 of 29 telephone operators raises security and communications worries as 45 heads of state arrive for the United Nations birthday events. Demonstrations outside the building push police to tighten security.
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Fidel Castro
New York
U.N. Secretariat
U S security tightens after string of bomb blasts
The government says federal buildings will have restricted access and 24 hour patrols after eight explosions in Rochester and New York City plus Orlando. Weatherman warnings loom as three people are injured. A pipe bomb set off near the New York Hilton. other blasts target churches and a union official home. Police suspect random, juvenile style acts.
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Rochester
N.Y
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Orlando
Fla
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New York Hilton Hotel
Mid - Manhattan
Scavenger clue sparks Fort Dodge bridge alert
A young woman jumped from a car without Minnesota plates and taped something to a plaque on Fort Dodge Iowa’s Karl King Bridge prompting police to respond. An officer found an envelope inside the plaque with a clue for the scavenger hunt.
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Karl King Bridge
Ex-fire chief Nickley arraignment delayed for attorney
Lorain former fire chief Alfred G Nickley faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge. The arraignment was postponed to Friday so he can obtain counsel as accuser David Wallick of Elyria asks that an out of county prosecutor handle the case. Wallick says police were reluctant to take his report and claims local prosecutors are biased.
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Nickley
David Wallick
Brookvalley
Elyria
Biased
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Ue Evens
Henry T Webber
Wallick
Lorain County
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