Majority backs Goodell Vietnam pullout plan
A nationwide survey shows 57 percent favor Congress passing Sen Charles Goodell's bill to withdraw all U S troops from Vietnam by end of 1970 with combat turned over to South Vietnam while 42 percent oppose or undecided. Education and party affiliation influence views. broad support exists but no urge for abrupt total withdrawal.
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Parade of Battle Days Highlights Historic Point Pleasant Event
The Battle Days parade in Point Pleasant reenacted events of October 10 1774 with a National Guard unit a Marine platoon and local officials. Some 2000 spectators watched as fire alarms rang cannon fire and floats and drums carried by Daughters of the American Revolution American Legion and Kiwanis members showcased Toys for Christmas Future Homemakers and Liberty Bell themes.
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Cornstalk
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Cal
Charles Lewis
American Legion Post 23 Color Guardas
Robert Johnson
Rotary
Marth
Anne Baily
Kiwanis Club
Mason, Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Charmine Main Walter
Valeria Rainey
United States Opposes Seating China in United Nations
The United States maintains its opposition to seating Communist China in the United Nations and calls for a two thirds vote in the General Assembly. Diplomats said seven countries have agreed to sponsor the resolution.
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N.Y
United States
China
General Assembly
Tingler Must Be Resentenced In Ohio Slaying Case
Richard Lee Tingler, 28, faces re sentencing after a court ruled an error required delaying his death sentence for four counts of first degree murder tied to the October 20 1988 slayings of two teenagers in Franklin County Ohio Judge Henry L Holden had set the execution date but state law allows 120 days for defense motions. In separate dispatches Saigon Viet Cong cadres and 45 children surrendered to U S forces near Saigon northeast of the city.
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Richard Lee Tingler
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Obituary and sports brief from local pages
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Nixon, Top Aides In Viet Meetings
President Nixon conferred with military chiefs on Vietnam then shifted to diplomacy. Henry Cabot Lodge and Philip Habib will meet Nixon Monday, stay in Paris for talks, aiming to advance peace negotiations amid antiwar protests. Laird and Joint Chiefs also attended briefings.
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Astronauts Plan Moonwalk to Retrieve Surveyor Parts
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean intend a 150 foot walk down a ship wall to recover parts of an unmanned Surveyor craft on the moon. Negotiations of the crater wall could be tough and they will test with a 100 foot tether before attempting the pullback if Bean encounters trouble.
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Tex
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Launch Of 2 Man Spaceship Announced By Soviet Union
Soviet Tass reports Soyuz 6 with two cosmonauts began earth orbit at 2 10 p m EDT as part of a plan to build an orbiting space platform for extended experiments and possible future launches. Lt Col Georgy Shonin and Valery Kubasov lead the mission, welding experiments aboard in weightlessness.
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