Nixon Aims At U.N. Finances After Taiwan Vote
Secretary of State Rogers cites democratic process but warns the United Nations may be spending beyond its resources. He notes U.S. support for the UN could be questioned as Washington weighs aid levels. President Nixon’s stance remains unclear to many officials.
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Nixon
U.N
Taiwan
William P. Rogers
U.S
United Nations
United States
Rogers
White House
Republic of China
Senate
Saxbe
Indochina
United
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
James L. Buckley
Conr-N.y
Campaign events pit Kostel Howell in Winchester area
GOP candidates outline schedules for a busy weekend with a breakfast at the George Washington Hotel and a dinner at the War Memorial Building. Kostel and Howell will headline, joined by Robinson and Virginia Guest, plus local Democratic and Republican contenders and organizers.
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George Kostel
Henry Howell
Winchester Armory
J K. Robinson
War Memorial Building
MR. Kostel
Gov
Mills Godwin
George Washington Hotel
War Memorial
J. Kenneth Robinson
Virginia Guest
Raymond R. Guest, Jr
House of Delegates
William A. Truban
S. Roger Koontz
Frederick
Ben B. Dutton
Two Chinas in UN foiled U S and Japan push
Peking hailed the UN admission of Communist China and rejected Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government. Chou En Lai appeared cheerful at an Iranian reception, while Geneva agencies signaled willingness to work with Peking if seating terms change. Chiang vowed to return and promised to uphold UN principles from Taiwan.
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Peking
United Nations
United States
Japan
Chiang Kaishek
New China
General Assembly
China
Chou En-lai
Asahi Shimbun
Chou
Chi Peng-fei
Asahi
Chiang Kai-shek
U.N
Geneva
World Health Organization
International Telecommunications Union
Chiang
Taiwan
Connally warns extended wage price powers needed for stabilization
Secretary Connally told the House Banking Committee that Nixon’s Phase 2 stabilization plan could fail if Congress does not extend authority over wages and prices. He pushed for a full year to April 30, 1972 and defended standby powers over interest rates, noting falling rates but resisting broader ceilings. Chairman Patman urged congressional executive-branch agreement on credit controls to stabilize the economy.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Congress
Nixon
Connally
Cost of Living Council
House Banking Committee
Treasury
Gunman Escapes With 75 in Boyce Robbery
A dark haired man in his twenties robbed the Shady Grove Gift Shop in Boyce at 11 a.m. yesterday, taking about 75 dollars from the cash register after a brief purchase. He fled in a 1968 or 1969 Plymouth with Virginia plates, driven by a blond man, pursued toward White Post on Route 340. Police seek witnesses to the getaway vehicle.
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Shady Grove
Boyce
D.A. Sheetz
Mary Seacrist
Sheetz
City Treasurer reminds on dog licenses and rabies rule
City Treasurer Harry Carpenter announced 1971 dog licenses expire December 1 and 1972 licenses go on sale next Monday. He urged vaccination for all dogs six months or older as a license condition.
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Harry
Carpenter
France and Soviet Union sign 10 year economic cooperation pact
Paris hosts Brezhnev as France and the Soviet Union sign a 10 year economic cooperation agreement to boost joint production and tech exchange. Renault lands first contract to engineer a large Soviet truck plant on the Kama River valued at 216 million dollars, with annual output target of 250 000 units.
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Paris
France
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Elysee Palace
Georges Pompidou
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Nikolai Patolichev
Renault Auto
Kama River
Moscow
Renault
Brezhnev
Tito Begins 6-Day Visit to the U.S.
President Tito of Yugoslavia arrives for a six day state visit with talks planned with President Nixon and top officials. He stops in Newfoundland briefly en route from Belgrade and is expected to discuss Middle East mediation and reopening the Suez Canal.
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Washington
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nixon
Gander
Newfoundland
Belgrade
U.S
Middle East
William P. Rogers
Belgrade Television
Suez Canal
Rogers
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Indochina
West
Stalin
Moscow Bloc
Winchester Map Details Precincts Polling Places
A full page map on page 12 of today's Star outlines the Winchester election layout. It shows the word map, precinct lines, and polling locations for next Tuesday's vote.
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Winchester
Star
Senate Debates U N Expulsion Plot Faces Foreign Aid Vote
U N expels Nationalist China spurring Senate denunciations as a $3.2 billion foreign aid bill moves forward. Sen. Saxbe urges sending the measure back to committee while leaders warn delaying action could stall adjournment and other legislation.
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Washington
United Nations
China
Senate
William Saxbe
Ohio
Foreign Relations Committee
Saxbe
Frank Church
Idaho
Robinson Named to Appropriations Committee
Rep. J. Kenneth Robinson of Winchester was named to the House Appropriations Committee to fill the vacancy from Rep. Charlotte Reid’s resignation. Virginia gains representation on the panel, with Robinson pledging restraint in federal spending amid the deficit.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
House
Appropriations Committee
Charlotte T. Reid
Illinois
Republican Committee On Committees
Virginia
John O. Marsh, Jr
Robinson
Marsh
J. Vaughn Gary
Agriculture
Reid
Congress
Virginia Weather Clears After Slow Moving System
A low pressure system off the North Carolina coast was expected to drift eastward and bring clearing conditions to most of Virginia today as it weakens.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Virginia
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