Dockmen Ordered To Work
A federal judge in New Orleans ordered 6,000 dockworkers back to work, ruling their strike a secondary boycott linked to a New York dock strike. Meanwhile 32,000 other East and Gulf Coast longshoremen and 100,000 coal miners continued walkouts as layoffs hit rail service and a $23 million loss tally grew.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Jack Gordon
New York
West Virginia
Washington
Norfolk & Western Railway
Peking's Veto Power In The United Nations Question
A Chinese Communist source discusses Peking's influence over the UN and Taiwan policy. The piece suggests Chou En-lai may assert control with a major speech in New York, while Huang Hua could interim as ambassador. It notes Taiwan may remain nonmember and seek a future settlement with Beijing.
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Chou En-lai
New York
General Assembly
Security Council
Huang Hua
Canada
Peking
Administrations Sees Taiwan Ouster as Unfortunate Vote
The article reports mixed reactions to Taiwan's expulsion from the United Nations. Senators Case and others criticize retaliation, while Secretary Rogers cautions about UN financial strain and defends US commitments to Taiwan. House speakers critique UN while Kissinger policy cited as failing to preserve two China stance.
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Taiwan
U.N
Peking
United Nations
Clifford P. Case
Nations react to Red China joining United Nations
Global officials assess Beijing's UN admission with mixed tones. Vatican and Yugoslavia voiced support for the move and its legal standing, while Taiwan and several allies lamented Nationalist China's ouster. Asian leaders welcomed change but urged peace and universality in the world body.
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Vatican
China
Paul VI
Yugoslavia
Tanjug
United Nations
Asia
Philippine
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Taiwan
Japan
Eisaku Sato
House of Representatives
U.N
Sato
South Korea
South Vietnam
Peking
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Ceylon
Red China
Security Council
Robert L. F. Sikes
Dfla
O. C. Fisher
D-Tex
Samuel L. Devine
Ohio
United States
Devine
Donald M. Fraser
Dmina
Duryea Split Over Full State School Aid Funding
Syracuse civil education debate features Assembly Speaker Perry B. Duryea opposing full state funding due to budget strain while Sen. Thomas Laverne argues for total public education funding to reduce district inequalities. A related session also rejected a full funding proposal, and Laverne advocated gradual ending of local property tax reliance.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPS
Assembly
Perry B. Duryea
New York State School Boards Association
Thomas Laverne
Rochester
Laverne
Senate Education Committee
Fleischmann Commission
New York
Duryea
Long Island
Association Business Meeting
Mitchell's Trial Reset Thursday in Fogarty Case
Judge Fogarty denied a defense motion to discharge the jury panel. Meyer presided over the August panel drawing and remains commissioner until a successor is appointed. The trial may begin Thursday with the panel seated and each side entitled to ten peremptory challenges.
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Fogarty
Meyer
Shanley
William A. R. Harkness
Cholakis
Mitchell
Earl A. Miller
Gonyea
Capital Division Disposal Inc
Police Stop March On White House
A antiwar march to serve an eviction notice on President Nixon near the White House ended when police halted the crowd. Between 200 and 300 protesters were arrested on minor charges of obstructing a sidewalk or disorderly conduct after sit downs and lines formed along the approach to the White House. The rest dispersed or watched as candles were lit near the cordon.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Washington Monument
Anti-Road Group Hit In Speech
LAKE PLACID N Y John E Moore director of the public support division of the Highway Users Federation described as fiction the claim that highway interests are paving over the country in remarks prepared for a New York State Grange meeting He said critics are myth makers peddling easy activism instant expertise and fashionable conformity The federation contends highway transport is essential to the nations economic and cultural well being Moore warned a danger exists that decision makers may heed myth over reason and challenged charges that the highway lobby spoils the public interest or environment
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Goldwater
Senate
United States
United Nations
Mansfield
U.S
Scott
State Department
Lake Placid
N.Y
UPI
John E. Moore
Highway Users’ Federation
Moore
New York State
U N Clarifies Flag Listing On China At United Nations
U N officials said they will wait for guidance on how to list China at the United Nations. Red China’s flag will not be raised until it is decided whether to call it the People's Republic or China. Flags fly in English alphabetical order with Taiwan listed as China.
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John H. Rousselot
Calif
America
United Nations
Taiwan
Congress
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
United States
Los Angeles
Humphrey
U.N
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Miami Beach
Fla
Mills
Senate
Saxbe
United Nations, N.Y
China
People’s Republic
Chima
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