Europeans Pleased With U S Apollo Accomplishments
London reports European editors praise Apollo 7 for humanity and humor while noting tensions between Washington and Moscow in space. Headlines across Frankfurt, Stockholm, and Rome celebrate the mission, with observers linking space effort to broader Cold War competition and future moon aims.
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Times of London
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Space Triumph Stirs 1960s Campaign Discourse
Wallace faults party leaders for ignoring citizen voices as student protests grow. LeMay predicts a peace move to sway voters before the election. Muskie and Humphrey share cautious peace messaging. Agnew suggests broad government service to connect with youth. McCarthy declines to endorse Humphrey but advises supporters to think carefully. Financial Times hails Apollo success as a booster for US space expenditure and argues the real battle is securing civilian program survival and rocketry funding.
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America
Earth
Sit-In At Berkeley Leads To 120 Arrests
Berkeley students and supporters clash with campus police as 120 people, mostly students, are arrested during a sit-in at UC Berkeley's administration building over an experimental racism course. About 3,000 spectators gathered as buses moved detainees to Santa Rita. a bonfire and vandalism occurred outside. Eldridge Cleaver, part of the Black Panther Party, spoke to the class, prompting university objections from the Board of Regents.
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Schools Also Closed Firemen Join Police In Slow-Down
NYC residents face a growing municipal labor crisis as teachers strike shuts 900 schools, police patrols slow, and fire units remain on call. The Board of Education seeks an injunction to reinstate 80 teachers in Ocean Hills Brownsville while Mayor Lindsay threatens to close JHS 271 if the walkout continues. Doar says city losses reach millions in state aid and harms seniors seeking colleges.
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University racism course sparks campus sit in at Sproul Hall
Chancellor Heyns offered a room for the racism course but refused credit. Gov. Reagan and Assembly Speaker Unruh criticized the sit in from Sacramento, urging inquiry into promoter ties. 250-300 sat in registrar’s office. arrests began after dusk as demonstrators pledged nonviolence and hunger strike. Campus police issued citations for unlawful assembly and trespassing as arrests proceeded. Major cities report: Sao Paulo 5,685,000 and Rio de Janeiro 4,207,000.
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Brazil
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September Unemployment Low in Erie County
The September unemployment rate in Erie County fell to 2.6 percent with 105,000 employed, up 400 from August and 500 from September last year. Factory jobs were 43,900, down 200 from August, while nonmanufacturing rose 800 from both prior periods. Job openings exceed 1967 levels, with demand for tool and die makers, machine operators, machinists, welders, and clerical staff.
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