Trio Held In $100,000 Bond In Nixon Death Plot
A 4 minute Brooklyn night in which Ahmed Rageh Namer B Sirhan and Hussein Namer were arraigned on charges of conspiracy to murder President elect Nixon and related counts They face $100000 bail each The trio, Yemen and Jordanian immigrants aged 13 years connected to an alleged plot to assassinate Nixon, were arrested after police found rifles knives and ammunition at the Namer apartment in Brooklyn Investigators noted no motive yet and Secret Service cautioned against speculation The men worked as shipping clerks and had trips across the country. one interpreter suggested possible foreign ties while a Yemen envoy urged caution and said Yemenis commonly armed at home
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GOP Aims to seize Senate from Democrats in 1970
Washington AP reports GOP strategists see 1970 as favorable for taking control of the Senate with 25 Democratic seats up versus eight for Republicans. Democrats defended 23 seats last year, Republicans 11, yielding a 58 to 42 minority. Key vulnerable seats include Dodd in Connecticut, Hartke in Indiana, Symington in Missouri, Montoya in New Mexico, Moss in Utah, and McGee in Wyoming, among others as McCarthy vows not to run in Minnesota.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Edmund S. Muskle
Four Teams Share SWC Lead in Football Standings
Texas, Texas Tech, SMU and Arkansas still top the Southwest Conference with 4-1 records as results from Saturday shake up the race. Arkansas and SMU square off in Little Rock while Texas faces TCU in Fort Worth and Tech meets Baylor. Richardson leads SMU’s ground game and Montgomery shines for Arkansas.
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TV Show Canceled as My Friend Tony Moves In
TV schedule notes NBC will drop The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show from Sunday nights in January. It will be replaced by My Friend Tony a police drama with James Whitmore. Diller’s series struggled with low ratings and lack of memorable comedy. Also noted are the Smothers Brothers CBS satire and a theater piece recommendation Now You See It Now You Dont. The 1968 New Mexico State Fair set a record with 642 298 attendees and 105 600 rodeo fans over 11 days.
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McCarthy Presses Reform of Democratic Nomination Rules
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy vows to push for reform of the Democratic presidential nominating process to ensure proportional representation of all viewpoints. He cites five delegations from Minnesota, New Mexico, Missouri, Pennsylvania and Connecticut that denied him representation. Supporters of Robert F. Kennedy plan to join at a November 24 meeting in St. Louis to craft a new formula, while Humphrey had earlier suggested possible rule changes.
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Top Catholics Face Pope s Birth Issue
Washington AP report on the National Conference of Catholic Bishops opening amid dispute over Pope Paul VI s ban on artificial birth control. McCarthy backed priests penalized for dissent, France and Canada favor individual conscience. bishops to hammer a formal stance. Cardinal O Boyle to attend. meetings closed. major Hoople.
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