Allies Abandon Three Outposts Along the Cambodian Frontier
North Vietnamese artillery forced Allied forces to abandon three U.S. fire bases Kate Annie and Susan on the Cambodian frontier. Soldiers blew up their guns and retreated to Bu Prang while Bu Prang faced shelling. Four U.S. helicopters were shot down and 11 Americans died or were wounded in weekend fighting.
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Senate Turns To Appropriation Bills This Week
The Senate moves to voting on government funding as 136 regular money bills remain unpassed. Spending continues under temporary resolutions while Nixon cautions about next year’s budget. The Finance Committee reported tax reform but faces possible quick action if no major amendments. The House plans to debate a bill reining in nonbanking activities by banks.
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Lebanese Guerrilla Cease Fire in Second Day Talks
In Cairo, Arab guerrilla leaders enter a second day of peace talks with Lebanese officials optimistic for a settlement after a weekend cease-fire. Arafat, Bustani, and Fawzi join discussions while Egyptian involvement signals broad regional backing. A single guerrilla bombing damaged a Saudi oil pipeline, with repairs expected within 36 hours and a 9 PM to 3 AM curfew in Beirut.
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Violence Panel Urges Limits on Public Campaign Appearances
The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence warns of rising risk of political assassinations and urges presidents and leaders to cut back mass public appearances. It favors more TV outreach, expanded Secret Service protection for imperiled officials, handgun restrictions, and electronic weapon screening at events.
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Off Year Voting Signals Nixon Policy Support Across Regions
Off year elections Tuesday may indicate how well Nixon policies are received in the Northeast and South. Gubernatorial contests in New Jersey and Virginia spotlight the president’s influence as Cahill and Holton vie while Meyner and Battle challenge in close races. Mayor races in New York Cleveland and Detroit test party fortunes amid racial and urban concerns.
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Griffin Warns of Harm To Court By Haynsworth Vote
Senate Republican Robert Griffin warned a mid November showdown vote on Clement Haynsworth's nomination could harm the Supreme Court. He said Nixon will not withdraw the nomination, and noted 12 to 14 of 43 Republicans are undecided. An updated poll showed 48 oppose, 37 support, 20 undecided or unpledged.
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FBI Criticized by Plane Crew For Jeopardizing Their Safety
Four original crew members of TWA Flight 85 returned to the United States with sympathy for hijacker Raffaele Minichiello and criticism of the FBI over actions at Kennedy Airport. Captain Donald J. Cook Jr. said FBI agents crowded the aircraft. the crew described danger during refueling and a hostage incident, while FBI officials offered no comment.
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Absent Attorney Declares Seale A Kind Humble Man
California attorney Charles R. Garry planned to file a suit Tuesday seeking to bar the shackling and gagging of Black Panther Bobby Seale. Seale, in Chicago for the trial of eight men on riot conspiracy charges, had demanded to cross examine witnesses while Garry is recovering from gall bladder surgery.
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