March To Move On Pennsylvania Avenue Protesters Win Route
Viet Nam protesters win right to march down Pennsylvania Avenue but will avoid the White House. The New Mobilization Committee plans a peaceful 200000 strong demonstration from the Capitol to the Washington Monument ending near the White House.
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White House
Washington
Vietnam
Justice Department
New Mobilization Committee
Capitol
Washington Monument
Broad Avenue
15Th Street
Monument
Walter E. Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Arlington Cemetery
Constitution Avenue
Kleindienst
Veterans Day protests sweep across the nation
Hundreds of ceremonies drew thousands of flag waving Americans in major cities from Washington to Boston and Tallahassee. Organizers claimed strong turnout at the Washington Monument while speakers attacked the antiwar movement and contrasted veterans with protesters.
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America
Washington
Boston
Tallahassee
Fla
Washington Monument
Donald Lukens
Ohio
Aaron Berzof
Chelsea
New England
Glenn Ready to Seek Senate Seat from Ohio
Space hero John H. Glenn Jr. signals a second run for the U.S. Senate from Ohio. He meets advisers in Washington and moves toward a formal announcement while weighing royal crown status and his New Concord voting residence. Glenn, 48, last ran in 1964 against Sen. Stephen M. Young.
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Senate
Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Sen
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New York
Royal Crown Cola
Columbus
Royal Crown
Stephen M. Young
Young
Tion
New Concord
John Gilligan
Cincinnati
Frank Lausche
Gilligan
William A. Saxbe
Scattered Actions Reported Across South Vietnam Fronts
AP reports scattered clashes across South Vietnam with 69 enemy and three Americans killed plus one militia member dead. Thirteen Americans wounded and two missing. A crash near Qui Nhon killed eight Korean officers, three promoted posthumously. Saigon-area fighting continued with small engagements 28 to 40 miles out.
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South Vietnam
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Astronauts Plan Sunbathing Before Apollo 12 Launch
Apollo 12 crew Charles Conrad Jr Alan Bean and Richard Gordon look to leisure before Friday launch at Cape Kennedy Florida. Conrad tested aerobatics in a T38 jet and all three may hit the beach if weather allows. Saturn V and command ship are prepped for liftoff at 11 22 am EST with a 60 degree forecast and half a million spectators. Steps ease access to Surveyor 3 gear in lunar crater inspection planned post launch.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Weather Bureau
Conrad
Bean
Cleveland Fire Kills 6 Children
A blaze at a 214 story frame house on Cleveland's East Side early today killed six Jackson children aged 3 to 9. Their mother Shirley, 28, escaped with smoke inhalation and shock and was treated at Marymount Hospital. The father was away. firefighters said others on the second floor could not be reached.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Herman Jackson
Shirley
Marymount Hospital
House Appropriations Panel Advances Safeguard Funding
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 1.45 billion military construction bill with seed funds for the Safeguard ABM system. It includes 16.6 million to start Safeguard deployment, 2.5 million for an underground Rocky Mountain command center, and 14.1 million to develop Kwajalein Island tests for next year. Lt. Gen. A. D. Starbird outlined test plans using Safeguard radars and Spartan and Sprint missiles at Montana and North Dakota sites. Most Safeguard funding for 1970 remains in a separate bill awaiting December action.
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Nixon
House Appropriations Committee
Rocky Mountains
Jwajalein Island
Pacific
Kwajalein
California
Appropriations
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Safeguard
Montana
North Dakota
Smallpox Vaccination Seen Worth Continuing Debate
National CDC researchers Dr. J Michael Lane and Dr. J D Millar urged continued routine childhood vaccination citing vaccine reactions risk. Their report to the American Public Health Association noted potential 210 deaths from reactions over 30 years, amid anticipated NEJM and rebuttals from Katz and Krugman.
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National
Communicable Disease Center
J. Michael Lane
J. D. Millar
American Public Health Association
Atlanta, Ga
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lane
Millar
New England Journal of Medicine
Samuel L. Katz
Duke University
Saul J. Krugman
New York University
Katz
Medical World News
Physicians
United States
Chilean Jet Hijacked En Route to South Chile
A LAN twin engine CaraVelle jet carrying 63 aboard was hijacked after takeoff from Santiago on a domestic flight. It was ordered to Cuba and diverted toward Antofagasta and Lima possibly for refueling.
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Cuba
LAN
Gina Lollobrigida to Wed George Kaufman Again
Actress Gina Lollobrigida announces plans to marry George S. Kaufman a New York real estate man in a union described as their second marriages. The wedding would reportedly occur soon and would cause her excommunication from the Roman Catholic Church and possible bigamy charges in Italy where divorce is not recognized.
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Rome
Gina Lollobrigida
George S. Kaufman
New York
White blood cells linked to heart attacks in rabbit study
New York researchers report that certain white blood cells can invade artery walls, become foam cells, and contribute to atherosclerosis in rabbits. The work suggests a potential human connection but calls for further study before conclusions on heart disease risk.
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New York Re
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American Heart Association
Council On
Israelis Hit Arab Guerrillas In Jordan Raid
Israeli patrol crossed into Jordan ten miles north of Elat and engaged an Arab guerrilla squad, causing several casualties. No Israeli casualties were reported, and the force operated east of the Kvourdan cease fire line.
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Jordan
Red Sea
Elat
K vourdan-Israel
Israel
Kennedy Opens Re election Campaign In Massachusetts
Senator Edward M. Kennedy starts his bid for a 1970 reelection with a low key campaign through eastern and central Massachusetts. He faces an inquest over Chappaquiddick, but aims to reassure voters by stressing issues and his legislative record during scheduled state appearances and factory visits.
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Chappaquiddick
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Mary Jo Kopechne
Cal
Kennedy
John
Massachusetts
Chappaquidick
Western Electric Works
North Andover
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