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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1969

Page

13

GOP Proposes Ban On Gas War In Congress

Sixteen Republican House members urged President Nixon to end chemical and biological weapons. They released a 43 page study arguing CBW weapons undermine security and could trigger nuclear escalation. Authors include Dellenback Mosher Robison and Schwengel.

Washington House of Representatives Nixon U.S United States John Dellenback Oregon Charles A. Mosher Ohio Howard W. Robison Upstate New York Fred Schwengel Iowa National Security Council

Yale Students Hold Sit In Over Dismissed Worker

Yale students and aides occupied Wright Hall offices for nearly four hours protesting the dismissal of cafeteria worker Mrs Colin Williams at Jonathan Edwards College. They framed the action as a protest against racism, with about 15 news coeds and an equal number of Black students joining the demonstration before releasing officials.

YALE Wright Hall New Haven Students For Democratic Society Yale University Charles Henry Taylor Jr Emhersuts Colin Williams Jonathan Edwards College Williams

Seale gag lifted as lawyers clash in Chicago trial

The court removed the gag and shackles from Bobby Seale during the Chicago conspiracy trial. Seale resisted assurances he would not speak, arguing for the right to defend himself. Defense attorney Weinglass cited Garry's absence due to illness, urging dismissal of the case as prejudiced.

New York Times News Service Chicago Bobby G. Seale Seale Black Panther Party Julius J. Hoffman California Charles R. Garry Leonard I. Weinglass Garry Weinglass Bobby Seaie Hoffman Mr. Seale Richard Schultz U.S

Pat Cancels College Tour

Mrs. Richard M. Nixon, ill with flu, cancels a four day college tour planned next week. The White House said the decision followed advice from Dr. Walter Tkach. She was to visit student volunteer projects in Colorado Michigan Kentucky and Missouri and greet Apollo 13 astronauts at a White House dinner upon their return.

Washington Richard M. Nixon White House Walter Tkach Nixon Colorado Michigan Kentucky Missouri

Doctors Defend Greed Charge Against Medicredit Plan

AMA spokesman Dr. Russell B. Roth told the Ways and Means Committee that greed is least evident in medicine, defending the Medicredit plan for tax credits to finance private health insurance. The plan would cost the U.S. government about 8 to 9 billion dollars annually, replacing Medicaid but not Medicare. Whitney M. Young Jr. backed a modified guaranteed annual income for the poor, urging broader health, nutrition, safety needs and public service jobs with training guarantees.

Washington American Medical Association House Russell B. Roth AMA House of Delegates Ways and Means Association Roth James A. Burke D-Mass Burke Internal Revenue Service Senate Gerald D. Dorman The Medical Association Bernard P. Harrison Department of Legislation Harrison Whitney M. Young Jr National Urban League National Association of Social Workers Young

Guard Asked To Back War With Lights On

Washington AP The nations 500000 national guards men are being asked to participate in a counter demonstration against antiwar activities scheduled for mid November. Maj Gen Winston P Wilson chief of the National Guard Bureau sent the appeal to state adjutants general asking that between Nov 1 and 16 guardsmen drive with automobile headlights on during the day, display American flags at their homes and leave porchlights burning around the clock. Wilson said the counter demonstration would show North Vietnam the nation is determined to follow a prudent course in Vietnam.

Washington Winston P. Wilson National Guard Bureau Wilson North Vietnam Vietnam

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