China Delivers Firm UN Speech Demands U S Withdrawal
In its first General Assembly address China denounces U S policy, calls for immediate withdrawal from Taiwan Indochina and Korea, and champions revolutionary movements. Chiao Kuan-Hua asserts Taiwan is part of China and pledges support for Arabs and developing nations while rejecting Western diplomacy.
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Japanese businessmen press China trade talks in Peking
A high level Japanese business delegation led by Takeo Shoji opened talks with Communist Chinese authorities in Peking to lay groundwork for expanded exports to China. The mission faces a political hurdle as Beijing links trade growth to Japan severing ties with Taiwan and replacing Prime Minister Eisaku Sato.
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Weather and rainfall update with pollution watch notice
Considerable cloudiness with a high in the upper forties to around fifty. Tonight's low near 30 with a 20 percent precipitation chance and easterly winds under 10 mph. Rainfall totals to date: Middletown 38.71, Monticello 38.74, Newburgh 45.76 inches. 1970 comparisons provided. Pollution watch urges reporting water pollution to the EPA at 201-548-8730 or in writing to Gerald M. Hansler, EPA, 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY 10007.
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Johnson warns of isolationism and world role
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson told New York University graduates that rising isolationist sentiment threatens U S global leadership. He blamed a new coalition of conservatives and liberals for wanting to shrink America’s international role. He warned that retreat risks deepening U S isolation and endangering world order built since World War II.
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Georgia Lt Governor Attacks Communism as Plymouth Example
Lt. Gov. Lester Maddox of Georgia told the Georgia Farm Bureau Federation that Plymouth settlers practiced communism and failed, noting half the community starved before turning to private enterprise. He urged farmers to join the fight against those advocating a return to such a system.
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Local newspaper profile and circulation figures list
The item presents a publication notice for Orange County Publications Division of Otta day Newspapers. It lists address 40 Mulberry St Middletown NY 10940 and pricing details: home delivery 90 cents per week, single daily copy 15 cents, Sunday Record 20 cents. It notes net paid circulation 46 751 in October 1977 and 44 361 in October 1970.
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