Detriot police clash ends in arson and arrests at Panthers HQ
In Detroit, police halted a six to eight hour siege after two officers were shot and a patrolman killed while attempting to disperse Black Panthers literature sellers. Fifteen youths, aged 17 to 22, were arraigned on first degree murder and conspiracy charges as community leaders helped resolve the standoff without further bloodshed.
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Soviet Protest Over US Military Border Violation
The Soviet government protested to the United States over a U.S. military plane crossing the USSR border on October 2 from Turkey. Tass said two American generals a major pilot and a Turkish colonel were aboard and held in Yerevan. The incident followed widespread alleged un lawful airspace violations tied to U.S. military activity near the Soviet Union.
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Nixon rejects smut findings and recommendations
President Nixon rejected the commission’s conclusions and major recommendations to ease pornography restrictions. Speaking during a Baltimore campaign stop, he warned permissiveness toward pornography would foster anarchy and threaten social order and moral principles.
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Foul play suspected in plane diversion claim
The Reverend Paul Lindstrom, chairman of the Remember the Publo Committee, said he learned from military sources that a plane carrying two U.S. generals landing in Soviet Armenia was diverted by deliberate Soviet radio interference with Turkish beacons during inclement flying conditions.
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Nixon orders low lead gas in U S cars
President Nixon ordered the use of low lead or unleaded gasoline in all government cars and urged governors to adopt similar steps to curb air pollution. The measure, effective today, covers about 54 percent of government vehicles including military ones, aiming to boost market for cleaner fuels and improve air quality.
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Nixon Talks With Ceausescu On Eve Of Campaign Week
President Nixon met with Romanian leader Nicolae Ceau sescu at Camp David then in Washington on the eve of a final campaign push for Republicans before the November 3 election. The leaders held talks as heads of state arrived for a Nixon dinner marking the United Nations anniversary.
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Reagan defends women and urges equal pay
HOLLYWOOD Reagan defends women saying they are not second class citizens and may be superior. He backs equal pay for equal work and opposes discrimination, while criticizing gender-liberation rhetoric. He also weighs voting age, college tuition tax credits, welfare reform, and Nixon vetoes on public TV funding.
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Unruh Aims Tax Bills to Sharpen Reagan Focus
California voters will receive their 1970 property tax bills this week as Democrat Jess Unruh argues Ronald Reagan is the captive of special interests. He links rising taxes to oil industry favors and a Malibur Ranch deal, touting a TV ad push and mail campaigns to boost his late campaign.
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Murphy Attacks Tunney Over Crime Bill Opposition
Los Angeles report says Sen George Murphy calls Rep John Tunney’s stance on the 1976 District of Columbia Reform and Criminal Procedures Act ridiculous. Ads in metropolitan papers accuse Tunney of missing a roll call vote and opposing the bill’s core provisions including a five year minimum for violent crimes and evidence seizure powers.
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Senators in standoff as campaigns hinge on apologies
Los Angeles reporters note a mutual standoff between Sen George Murphy and Rep John Tunney as they appeared on a live show. Both urged apologies for campaign attacks while Murphy refused to shake hands until apology is offered. Goodell backs staying in race amid White House disavowal and polls.
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Tunney attacks opposition ads as gutter politics
Riverside Tem oral reports Tunney denounces ads attacking his anti crime bill stance as gutter politics. He argues the DC Reform Act provisions threaten due process and endanger police by raising risks of assassination. He cites his own bills to fund local police and regulate dynamite and drugs.
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Brown says TV ads wrongfully pit him against Flournoy
Ed Mund G Brown Jr a Democratic secretary of state candidate says television commercials create a mistaken impression that he and state controller Houston Flournoy are running against each other. Brown notes the ads blur campaign contrasts and urges voters to focus on each candidate's platform.
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High court to review welfare rule
The Supreme Court agreed to review a lower court ruling barring California from stopping unemployment benefits while employers appeal. The case, brought for Judith Javac and others, argues the plan violates the Social Security Act by denying about 5,000 workers benefits during hearings.
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