Tuesday, September 11, 1973
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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THE ICHGAN AIL
'Seagull' soars into
ideological brouhaha
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Vol. LXXXIV, No. 5
Tuesday, September 11, 1973
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HONG KONG - When I bought
my copy of "Johnathan Livingstonj
Seagull" in one of Taipei's book-!
shops a few months ago I never1
dreamed the best-selling American
changes which have taken place in
recent years in the international.
arena. The Taiwan compatriots are
all the more discontented with thes
Chiang' gang's dark rule;" the army1
radio said in answer to its own
question.
Bring your I.D.
632 PACKARD
novel would be involved in a pro - - -
p a g a n d a w a r b e tw e e n th e C h in e s e !'m u s s a n N a i o al i t s . 9
Communists and Nationalists.
But it is. l)
THE FEATHERED HERO of one
of the instantly popular AmericanEV
novel is caught up in a cold warE7
confrontation between the rival 316 S. STATE
Chinese governments.
The Communists accuse the gov-4
ernment of Generalissimo Chiang 4U0'
Kai-shek of popularizing the novel,0 0 il
in Taiwan as a means of counter- *i0
ing Peking's propaganda and at- in StOC k
tempts to establish contacts.
"The Chiang gang has made an I
all-out effort to disseminate the 1DISCOUNT
translated version of the American 10 / 4
fiction, 'Johnathan Livingston Sea-
gull'," the Red Chinese Army radio ! onnew hardcovers
said in a broadcast beamed to
Taiwan.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL Elliot Richardson talks to newsmen yesterday
Foreign Relations Committee a summary of national security wiretap
requested.
KISSINGER NOMINATION:
Senate committee bl
ef fort to get wiretap
- I"IN ADVOCATING the seagull's
character, it is urging the young
AP Photo students to pursue an ideal, a kind
after refusing to give the Senate of pleasure, like the seagull in the
s some committee members had book. The purpose is to lead the
young students to the tether of the
-- -so-called principle of 'pursuing
one's ideal and doing hard work
individually' and to divorce them
from the just struggle for the uni-
fication of the Motherland," the
/- 5 / i 7 broadcast said.
r clked in "It is said that as many as
100000 copies have thus far come
off the press and that they are
rep o rtdistributed at a nominal price
rep o rt schools in Taiwan," the army
for a second day, but left the wire- broadcast said.
tap issue for the next closed ses- "This work has also been made
sion. into a film by the puppet National-
In that open session, Kissinger ist central motion picture studio
revealed to the foreign relations so that itecanbepopularized on a
committee that he was chairman!more extensive scale."
of a White House committee that "WHY IS THE Chiang gang so
approved convert operations by the earnest in popularizing this fic-
Central Intelligence Agency,sbut tion?" the broadcast asked.
he said he could give no details of "As everyone knows, people of
this so-called committee of 40 in all strata on Taiwan are feeling
public, restless in view of the drastic
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WASHINGTON (Reuter) - The anxious to have Kissinger approved
nomination of Henry Kissinger asi as quickly as possible as Secretary
secretary of state faced a delay of State because it has a number
yesterday when the Senate Foreign of important diplomatic initiatives
Relations Committee refused to awaiting him.
accept only a partial explanation Kissinger is due to address theI
of his role in wiretapping. United National General Assemblyl
The committee is interested in on the Middle East and has delay-
the part Kissinger played in the ed another visit to Peking.
1969 bugging of a number of gov-
ernment officials and journalists THE WIRETAPPING issue has,
who were suspected of leaking also overshadowed Kissinger's at-
secret government information. tempt to outline to the committee
his plans to keep Congress more
THE COMMITTEE'demanded to closely informed of U.S. foreign
see a copy of a justice department policies.
report that would detail Kissinger's Sen. J. William Fulbright (D-
role in that bugging. Ark.), chairman of the Senate
Thp et in closed sessionIcommittee. told reporters the panel
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son, who gave the co1> .ttee only members of the President's Na-
a summary of the repot saying tional Security Staff, directed by
that "as best can be determined Henry Kissinger, were wiretapped
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THE COMMITTEE, dissatisfied
with Richardson's explanation, call-
ed another closed door meeting
later today to discuss the wire-,
tapping affair again.{
The administration is said to be
SEN. FRANK CHURCH (D-
Idaho), a committee member, told;
reporters he was not satisfied with
the summary, but "I hope some
way can be found to work this
out."
The committee then called a
public session to question Kissinger
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