White House Admits TV Newsman Considered for Federal Post
Reporter Daniel Schorr was questioned about a federal post and an FBI inquiry followed. Ronald L. Iggler said there was no intent to pursue the case, while Nixon aides noted Schorr had been eyed for a senior 환경 related broadcasting role amid past White House tensions.
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Nixon aide talks of CBS Schorr post amid FBI inquiry
President Nixon aide Ziegler described CBS reporter Schorr as a highly qualified candidate for an administration post while noting the FBI found nothing in the reporter’s background to disqualify him. The White House said no vacancy exists and Malek had sought biographical data, prompting questions about the FBI inquiry.
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Nixon Recalls Arlington Unknowns Tribute and Peace
President Nixon referenced Eisenhower’s 1958 Arlington Unknowns ceremony and outlined policy to return Vietnam War dead to families. He noted plans to honor remains if needed and urged a peace requiring power, perseverance, patience, and courage. Hamilton Fish Sr. and son Hamilton Fish J r attended, linking to the tomb’s founding legislation and its guarded status.
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Aid Debate Stresses Military Aid Levels and Vietnam Withdrawal
Senate debates foreign aid as Ziegler cites 2.9 to 3.0 billion dollars in administration plans while Rogers pledges 85 million in Israel support. Stennis urges modest increases to sustain Vietnam withdrawal, and the chamber rejects cuts to military aid totaling 135 million and a Nelson proposal to lower Cambodia spending from 341 million to 283.5 million.
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Dinner class leads protest themed humor study
Atkins, a former political jokewriter, runs Washington Ave Free University course The Use of Humor in Social Protest. The class plans a National Zoo picket next Saturday led by president Tim Nicholas with members Krepchin Rosenbaum and Hardin. They previously picketed a Nixon biopic with silent majority attire and signs.
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Nixon appoints Hardin Campbell acting Secretary of Agriculture
Hardin Campbell will serve as acting secretary until the Senate confirms Buzz for the post. He faced criticism from farmers over low corn prices amid heavy crop yields. Nixon said he warned Campbell that no one could be a popular Secretary of Agriculture. Butz told reporters that corn prices are too low for comfort as the administration balks at farm discontent.
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Mariner 9 set to orbit Mars as dust storm helps study
Observers note a bright area resembling Hellas on Mars as Mariner 9 sends back the fifth of 21 pictures. The 2,200 pound windmill shaped craft relayed images via Goldstone and IPL for TV display while scientists foresee a rare chance to study Mars atmosphere amid the dust storm, with Soviet probes Mars 2 and 3 remaining silent.
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Tragedy on Gonzaga Campus Ends With Shooter's Death
A gunman killed a church janitor and wounded four others on the Gonzaga University campus before police fatally shot him. Two ROTC members, students, and bystanders reacted as chaos erupted in a Jesuit university setting.
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Two Officers Slain in Belfast Ireland Violence
In Belfast two policemen, a Catholic sergeant and a Protestant constable, were shot dead by guerrilla gunmen after a day of mass protests against a British Labour peace mission. Witnesses said two assailants followed them into a wine shop in the Park district before fleeing into Ardoyne. The toll of police deaths this year rises to eleven and overall violence to 157.
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Government price controls expand to large firms with $100 million in sales
Phase a sets notice rules for large firms and timing for price increases. About 45 percent of sales fall into the high category, with 30 days for commission ruling. A 5 percent group must merely report before effect. Other prices face IRS spot checks, while rents stay frozen.
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Court Continued from Page One
Bayh backs speedy Powell nomination while admin holds Powell for Rehnquist. Scott accuses petty political games. Committee debate continues as hopes rise for combined action before Thanksgiving.
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Chinese Delegation To Move Into Roosevelt Hotel
A Chinese advance party of six arrives in New York with UN and city officials awaiting the full delegation. The group will occupy 72 Roosevelt Hotel rooms at about 2300 dollars a day, with a replaced flag and tea mugs for their tea service amid onlookers’ boos.
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Cambodians fight on as Hanoi troops hold Rumlong
Reports from Phnom Penh and Saigon say the battle near Bamnak continued with uncertain outcome. North Vietnamese 9th Division surrounds Rumlong since Oct 26, while Cambodian casualties rise from a 16 day siege. American airstrikes hit storage depots and bunkers in Cambodia and Vietnam amid continued losses.
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One Labor Member On Pay Board Thinks We Should Stay
One of five labor members on President Nixon's Pay Board says he will remain on the panel despite protests from labor and public members over a 5.5 percent wage hike cap. Lloyd Smith of the Machinists union expects AFL-CIO leaders to agree that Smith and other labor members should stay on the 15-member board, arguing Labor must press its case within the board rather than quit.
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Holton comments on school numbers and Wallace stance
Holton notes more elementary schools than secondary in Holton area and says Governor Wallace lacks the strength he had in Virginia three years ago. He adds governors share a view that Wallace is extreme on race while calling Wallace a nice fellow who gets along with them.
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