Two China policy in un appears doubtful in united nations
United States support for seating Red China at the United Nations faces practical hurdles amid strong Chinese opposition and possible withdrawal of the Albanian resolution. Diplomats debate whether separating expulsion from seating can command a two thirds majority, with outcomes affecting Formosa and the Security Council stance.
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U S Planes and Sensors Track Infiltration Near Cambodian Border
U S aerial reconnaissance and electronic sensors monitor a 230 mile stretch of the Cambodian border to deter North Vietnamese infil tration ahead of elections. Maj Gen Wagstaff notes intelligence gaps from jungle terrain while sensors trigger signals for possible artillery use. Allied authorities expect disruption by Hanoi and Viet Cong as South Vietnam prepares Aug 2 elections and a presidential vote on Get. 3. In Parrot's Beak eastern Cambodia, South Vietnamese troops clash with enemy forces, 32 enemies killed, two VN soldiers dead, 12 wounded.
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Draft Extension Bill Stalled by Parliamentary Snag
The House faces a snag delaying the draft extension bill as parliamentary issues block action before the upcoming September draft lottery. Conferees must resolve differences with the Senate, with antiwar opposition shaping debate and possible delays during the vacation period.
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Associated Press
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Ellsworth attacks U S defense cuts in Europe
Former U S ambassador to the North Atlantic Council Robert Ellsworth condemned late 1960s cuts in Western Europe defense forces as ill conceived to fund Vietnam. He warned the cuts weakened global confidence in U S ability to defend national interests and noted Nixon era withdrawal from Vietnam.
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American Aid To Laos Shows Little Results
A Senate committee staff report says large U.S. aid, including more than 100 million dollars by the CIA last year, failed to strengthen Laos government. despite 350 million aid last year, observers say the situation worsens with more North Vietnamese and Chinese troops in Laos.
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U.S. Seeks Two-China UN Solution Amid Taiwan Seat Debate
The Nixon administration moves to consult UN members on preventing Taiwan's expulsion while backing a two-China approach to seat Beijing in the world body. State Department officials argue a two-thirds vote could expel the Republic of China from Taiwan, with many nations likely to shift support. Rogers announced policy after talks with Chiang Kai-shek's government, stressing that dual Chinese presence could aid global issues from pollution to disease research.
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Railroads Move Trains After Strike Settles
Railroads resume movement after a nationwide walkout by the United Transportation Union with 190000 trainmen receiving about 1.50 an hour raise over 42 months. Docks and grain shipments face delays on the West Coast while perishable goods begin moving as refrigerator cars are deployed.
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Syria Forces Plane To Land In Damascus
Beirut AP Syria air controllers forced a Lebanese airliner with 105 aboard to land in Damascus briefly but released it unharmed. The jet continued to Amman then Beirut, with 95 passengers not detained. Officials said the Boeing 7208 strayed from its route amid regional tensions after Jordan conflict actions.
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Nixon Backs Lockheed Loan To Protect Jobs
President Nixon urged that a $250 million federal loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp. is in the best interests of the American people as the Senate narrowly approved the measure 49 to 48 after the House passed it 192 to 189. The plan backs a private loan to keep Lockheed solvent, protecting tens of thousands of jobs across 31 states, with Sen. Marlow Cook casting the decisive 43rd vote amid political drama.
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Lockheed Loan Victory Narrowly Passes Senate
In a tense Senate session a 49 to 48 vote approved a 250 million dollar loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp. Senator Marlow Cook cast an aye after a 48 48 tie and Senator Lee Metcalf from Montana switched to support. The move came amid White House lobbying and backing from Lockheed and major banks.
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Associated Press
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