Soviets Propose Plan For Middle East Peace
Washington reports the Soviet Union has outlined a step by step peace plan for the Middle East seeking Israel's withdrawal to pre 1967 borders a UN force for evacuated areas and Arab states declaring belligerence ended The plan involves joint US Britain and France guarantees and aims to allow talks on Jerusalem and the Suez Canal later. UPI sources note U.S. officials study the proposal ahead of UN General Assembly sessions.
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UPD
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
State Department
Israel
United Nations
France
Britain
Moscow
Jerusalem
Suez Canal
Mideast
Czechoslovakia
Dean Rusk
New York
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
U.S
Rusk
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Wallace Urges More Police Power in US Campaign
New York based Wallace, third party candidate for the American Independent Party, in a New York Times interview, calls for increased police force to curb anarchy and violence. He argues civil rights laws failed and claims no police force is lacking, framing stronger policing as the remaining option to restore order.
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New York
UPD
George C. Wallace
New York Times
Wallace
American Independent Party
Air Force Orbits New Field Radio Satellite
The Air Force launched a Titan 3 rocket to place an experimental battlefield radio satellite and three scientific hitchhikers into orbit. One craft entered a long cigar shaped path while the other three moved into stationary orbits about 22,300 miles above the Pacific. The predawn flight marked another step in precision rocketry.
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Cape Kennedy
Defense Department
Earth
Air Force
Titan
Fortas Opponents Claim They Can Block Cloture Vote
In Washington, Fortas opponents claim they still have enough votes to prevent cloture on Abe Fortas and block Senate confirmation. Senate Republican leaders Griffin and Baker say 36 solid votes oppose ending debate, with possible further defections amid pressure and ongoing business including a $71.9 billion defense bill. The dispute may stretch two weeks as debate continues on the nomination.
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Washington
UPI
Abe Fortas
Senate
Robert Griffin
Mich
Howard Baker
Tenn
Fortas
Griffin
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Vietnam
Baker
Caetano Poised to Succeed Salazar in Portugal
Lisbon sources say Antonio Salazar’s 36 year rule nears end as Dr Marcelo Caetano 62, a law professor, is chosen to replace the ailing premier. President Thomaz expected to name Caetano with a new cabinet amid signals he will steer gradual liberalization while preserving core policies. Doctors warn Salazar may not recover much of his mental faculties after a massive brain hemorrhage on Sept. 16.
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UPD
Antonio Salazar
Todey
Americo Thomaz
Marcelo Caetano
Salazar
Caetano
Europe
Thomaz
Portugal
Thomaz Salazar
Hoff’s Help Offer To Humphrey Unanswered In Vermont
Gov. Philip Hoff of Vermont said no reply had come to his offer to aid Hubert Humphrey's presidential campaign. Hoff, in Washington to honor Charles Ross, noted Humphrey staff inaction and said Hoff remains undecided about future plans after January 1969, weighing private law practice or a quasipublic post.
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Washington
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hoff
Federal Power
Charles R. Ross
Humphrey-Muskie
Humphrey
John J. Daley
Deane C. Davis
Ross
Natural Resources and Energy Committee
Consumer Federation of America
Sen
Winston Prouty
Rep. Stafford
R-Vt
Inside Program preview and recollections across pages
Sunday concert preview for On the Inside Program lists Ruggles. Hazel Wills recalls a Vermont Symphony concert from last year. District 32 GOP discusses Wallace strength in Vermont as reported across pages 3 4 and 6.
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Ruggles
Hazel Wills
Vermont Symphony
Gop Ponders Wallace
Vermont
Nuclear Power Debate At Stratton Conference
The Stratton Mountain conference on nuclear power, hosted by the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont, was a landmark citizen effort to question and learn about plant approvals and the role of the Atomic Energy Commission. Attendees complained that regulators and Vermont Nuclear Power Corp did not attend, and urged open public hearings and better democratic procedures for environmental decisions.
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Stratton Mountain
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Conservation Society of
Southern
Vermont
Atomic Energy Commission
Vermont Nuclear Power Corp
Bennington
Catherine O. Foster
Barry Commoner
Washington University
Center For the Biology of
U.S. Public Health Service
AEC
Commoner
Brattleboro
Antipollution League
Connecticut River Valley
Vernon Atomic Plant
Albert A. Cree
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Stratton
Sponsoring
Southern Vermont
John W. Stevens
Society
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MIT Project
Strategic Air Command
HHH
Hoffs
Robert F. Kennedy
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FPC
Vermont Public Service Commission
South Street
Frazier
Sunoco Station
the Nuclear Inquiry
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