Chou Enlai Visit at UN Fueled by Nixon China Drive
AP analysis outlines speculation that Premier Chou Enlai may visit the United Nations in New York before Nixon travels to Beijing as Peking’s U N membership and Security Council seat gain momentum. It notes U Thant’s possible retirement delay and predicts China’s seat likely to shift from Chiang Kai-shek’s regime, with U S abstention possible.
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Chou
Nixon
China
William L. Ryan
Peking
Security Council
U.N
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Showdown Tuesday Over Greek Aid Cutoff in Congress
In Washington a House showdown looms on halting all U S aid to Greece with the junta in power. The Foreign Affairs Committee has voted to end the 118 million dollar package until democracy returns while a $3 3 billion foreign aid authorization bill faces debate.
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Washington
Congress
Greece
U.S
Henry J. Tasca
Athens
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
NATO
Ray Blanton
Dtenn
George Papadopoulous
Nixon
City Republicans Elect Delegates To State Meeting
Winchester Republicans chose five delegates and five alternates for the GOP State Convention to be held August 20 in Norfolk at 3 p.m. Delegates are Wayne A. Whitham Robert H. Horn Dr. William Pifer William M. Mote and James Butcher Alternates are Ben B. Dutton Jr Mrs Wayne Whitham Dr George White Mrs William Pifer and Mrs Bob Horn The delegation goes "uninstructed" and may vote as a block under a full-vote rule.
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Winchester
Norfolk
Wayne A. Whitham
Robert H. Horn
GOP
William Pifer
William M. Mote
James Butcher
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Wayne Whitham
George White
Bob Horn
Frederick County
Hampton
American Colonel Killed At Vietnam Farewell Party
Col Ed Cavanaugh, 48, West Point graduate from Fairfax, Va., was killed when a rocket struck near a farewell party for him south of Da Nang. Three U.S. officers and four South Vietnamese were wounded during the attack as Hill 55 batteries returned fire.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Ed Cavanaugh
da Nang
U.S
Cavanaugh
Alabama backs Byrd proposal to limit federal judges
Senator Byrd praises Alabama Legislature for a resolution endorsing his plan to require Senate confirmation of federal judges every eight years. He argues courts abuse powers and should be accountable to the people. Alabama accuses courts of usurping powers and supports restoring balance with term limits.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Alabama
Sen. Byrd
U.S
Byrd
Senate
Alamo Name Traces to Cottonwood Trees
The Alamo, originally named San Antonio de Valero, earned its nickname from the cottonwood trees that surrounded the mission. Alamo is the Spanish word for this tree.
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Alamo
San Antonio de Valero
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