United Nations Expels Nationalist China Admits Communist China
In a dramatic 76 to 35 vote with 17 abstentions the United Nations expelled Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist China and recognized the People's Republic of China as the sole legitimate representative. U S Ambassador George Bush called the move a moment of infamy as delegates applauded Chow Shu-kai's exit. The Albanian resolution ended dual representation prospects, reaffirming Peking's UN seat.
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U.N. votes shift as Taiwan ouster bid fails
The U.N. General Assembly rejected a U.S. bid to expel Taiwan by a 61 to 53 vote with 15 abstentions, amid allied defections and chaotic celebration on the floor. China’s seat looms as Beijing’s status grows in a nuclear world, while the U.S. pledges Taiwan security per 1955 accord.
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Senate move to cut U N aid over Taiwan ouster looms
In Washington AP reports a Senate battle forms to drastically reduce U.S. funding to the United Nations after Taiwan's expulsion. Sen. Buckley drafts a major aid cut while allies and foes debate tying the measure to the foreign aid bill.
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Kosygin Leaves Canada for Cuba Amid Cuban Jet Detention
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin departed Canada for Cuba after an eight day tour marked by protests in Ottawa and cheers in Vancouver. In Havana a hijacked Boeing 747 with 221 aboard remained grounded as Cuban authorities weighed letting the plane depart before Kosygin's arrival.
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Index A Grownup Reflects On Age And Generation Shifts
A witty reflection notes that adulthood begins when one stops identifying with the younger generation and starts criticizing it. The quote explores aging as a shift from belonging to a youth cohort toward a critical view of that same era.
Vote hurts Japan natives seek role in Chiang regime
United Nations expulsion of Nationalist China sparks calls for Taiwanese participation in Chiang Kai shek's regime. Japan faces pressure from critics over siding with U S led resolutions, while Tokyo debates a possible no confidence vote against Foreign Minister Takeo Fuku da. Peking silent on UN action as Tass notes restoration of PRC rights.
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Peking calls for world arms control summit
Chinese officials in Geneva demanded a summit level conference on disarmament separate from the Geneva talks and said no instructions exist yet on joining current negotiations. They noted China’s UN admission has not yet altered their stance on a broader summit.
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Kissinger Returns From China With Peking Visit Plans
Kissinger landed at Elmendorf Alaska for a refueling stop after a six day trip to the People's Republic of China. He prepared for President Nixon's forthcoming visit to Red China and was to arrive in Maryland tonight.
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