Harris Denies War Opposition Affects Party Advantage
Washington United Press International reports Democratic National Chairman Fred M. Mares denied he sought partisan gain from Nixon’s Vietnam policy troubles. Senator Harris said his war stance stemmed from parents’ pleas to spare their sons, not politics, and noted bipartisan congressional talks and Republican support for disengagement. He and labor Democrats backed plans for an Oct 15 campus protest with mixed GOP response and warnings of potential unrest.
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Selectavision: RCA previews home tape system in 1972
RCA unveiled a Selectavision device at its David Sarnoff center enabling viewers to play chosen color TV shows from inexpensive tapes on a home set. It will debut publicly in 1972 with 100 half hour tapes, but will not allow recording from the screen.
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Breil Population to Reach 3.5 Million by Next July
In a fragmented report the official Institute of Statistics Authority projects Breil population growth and rising meat wrapping costs. The discussion mentions Hraatilangs used in supermarkets and the Tennessee Valley Authority, with unclear references to dam sites and regional supply impacts.
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Tape Recorder Advances in Home Video System
Officials unveil a beam flat powered laser based tape recorder that passes through the tape into a television camera, enabling frame by frame study. A similar system exists for black and white home TV recording, but RGA’s Sele jlavision claims to be the first home video recording system.
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Anchorage hearing on island blast sparks quake fears
An Anchorage audience heard testimony about a planned one megaton underground nuclear blast on Amethystka Island scheduled for Thursday. Scientists warned it could alter geologic pressures and trigger a sizable earthquake. State Rep Bill Ray questioned the motives and impact, asking if the blast would truly benefit the world.
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McGovern Slams Nixon Over Token Withdrawals
Hartford AP report notes Senator George McGovern accuses President Nixon of token withdrawals and dithering on Vietnam and domestic issues. He faults administration for avoiding hard choices, urging stronger resolve to address taxes, schools, highways, and unrest while pressuring leadership to fulfill pledges.
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