Humphrey accuses Nixon of stifling dissent in U S
In a Dem policy council session led by Hubert H Humphrey, Democrats charge the Nixon administration with polarization aimed at suppressing dissent. They cite Vice President Agnews Des Moines speech and urge equal time for networks to respond.
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White House Adopts Calmer Tone Toward Protesters and Media
The White House under President Nixon signals a conciliatory stance toward Vietnam critics and the press while reaffirming a measured path to peace. Press secretary Ziegler says demonstrations were generally peaceful, but Mitchell disputes that assessment. Agnew criticizes networks. Nixon intends to pursue his Nov. 3 plan for disengagement with public support.
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Haynsworth Delays Seen In Supreme Court Vote
AP report says Senate leaders aim to delay the Clement Haynsworth Jr nomination vote possibly until next week as votes shift. Mansfield prefers Thursday. Hruska hints at postponement due to many senators away and to allow time for House lottery draft bill.
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GE Strike Ties To October Output Slide
The October industrial production fell four tenths of 1 percent marking a third straight monthly decline. The decline was partly due to the General Electric strike and auto industry stoppages, with output in autos down 4 percent from September and household goods also slipping. Despite the dip, overall production remained 4.4 percent higher than a year earlier.
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High Court Denies UK Protesters Appeal
The Supreme Court, in a 7-1 decision, refused to hear four University of Kentucky student protesters who blocked a university office used by the Defense Intelligence Agency for recruiting interviews. They were fined 74 dollars and Kentucky courts dismissed their breach of peace claim as unconstitutional vagueness. Justice Douglas alone would have heard the case.
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