Rockefeller vetoes repeal bill on New York abortion law
Governor Nelson Rockefeller vetoed a bill to repeal New York’s liberal abortion statute, arguing the repeal would condemn hundreds of thousands of women to a "dark age" and noting the measure failed to reflect the will of the people. The veto followed pressure from Catholic and right to life groups and after the bill passed the Senate by two votes. The liberal law allows abortion on demand up to the 24th week of pregnancy. Legislative leaders said they would seek to reintroduce the measure in the next session.
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Turkey Premier Dismissed Over Cabinet Choices
In Ankara President Sunay dismissed Premier-designate Suad Hayri Yeguple after rejecting his proposed all party cabinet. Sunay sent a note stating Yeguple was relieved of the post and no successor named yet to form a new government amid ongoing crisis following Nihal Enon’s resignation.
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Agnew Visits Japan Amid Vietnam War Tensions
Vice President Agnew arrived in Tokyo to represent the United States as Nixon presses to curb war aid to North Vietnam. He met with Prime Minister Sato and Emperor Hirohito, with talks noting general agreement on U.S. actions. Japan orders security precautions as protests flare near Okinawa reversion events.
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New York Pornography Shops Labeled National Theater of Passions
French novelist Alain Robbe Grillet calls New York pornographic film houses and bookstores a great national theater of passions in Saturday Review. He argues these venues, though aimed at adults over 18, reveal hidden faces and allow society to confront sexuality openly.
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San Leandro Girl Hit by Car in Seawalk Incident
A 10 year old girl Debra ran from a seawalk and was struck by a car on Marina Boulevard. The vehicle dragged her about 40 feet while bystanders and Margaret Rhodes reported the driver had little chance to stop. Debra was hospitalized with severe injuries including a skull fracture and ankle and hip injuries.
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