Queen Elizabeth II and Philip Celebrate Public Silver Anniversary
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip marked a historic silver wedding with a public 25th anniversary in London. Crowds, bells, and a royal walkabout at Westminster Abbey and a Buckingham Palace dinner highlighted the day as the monarchs received cheers from tens of thousands and millions of viewers.
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Associated Press
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Prince Philip
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William Hamilton
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Edward Heath
Harold Wilson
Britain
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Buckingham Palace
Prince Charles
Throne
Princess Anne
Psychics Debate Ordinance With ESP Believers
Orr, a clairvoyance follower, supports ESP classes while residents protest limits on occult practices. Goodman and Simon draft wording to appease genuine interests and expel harmful influences, aiming for a constitutional, balanced ordinance.
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Orr
Josseph Rhine
Duke University
Alvin Good Man
Goodman
Simon
Secret talks push toward Paris peace breakthrough
Kissinger opened sporadic secret contacts with Hanoi leading to an Oct 8 breakthrough. Hanoi agreed to separate military cease fire and prisoner release from South Vietnam's political future. Thieu denounced the draft as a sellout while Hanoi was lukewarm on some provisions. Officials hoped for final agreement before year end.
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White House
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Thien
Council of National Reconciliation
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Laos
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Vietnam
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Paris
U.S
Neuyen van Thieu
SALT II opening secrecy mirrors SALT I pace
Officials insist on strict confidentiality for SALT II negotiations similar to SALT I. With less than a day to go before the first meeting no ceremony decision had been made. The venue shifts from Helsinki to Geneva with the Soviet mission chosen for the opener near the U.N. European office.
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U.S
Helsinki
U.N. European Office
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1972
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column the East West vulnerable deal features a rare dummy reversal. South sacrifices a trump trick to reach a six spades contract and uses careful ruffs and discards to gain two tricks, leveraging dummy’s long diamonds for the final entry.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
Zaitse
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West
Declarer
East
Women's Lobby, Inc. forms in Washington to push women rights
A new national capital group named Women's Lobby, Inc. plans to lobby solely on women's legislation. President Carol Burris said the nonprofit will press child care, pension, Social Security and tax reform, welfare and health care for women, and abortion rights, aiming to reach every congressional district with regional correspondents and a quarterly newsletter. The group seeks $10 gifts from volunteers and will monitor both state and national legislation affecting women.
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Women’s Lobby, Inc
Congress
Carol Burris
Organi Wation
Miss Burtis
Suit Seeks Reapportionment of Lee County Jury
A class action filed in U S District Court seeks to halt trials in Lee County until a new jury box reflects proportional numbers of Blacks and women. Plaintiffs Frances S Chavis and Richard Lloyd accuse county commissioners of excluding qualified Black and female citizens from jury service. The suit cites 1970 census figures showing 10 964 Negroes and 7 356 whites, and 9 997 females to 8 926 males, asking the judge to enjoin discrimination and redraw the jury pool before the next term.
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Columbia
U.S
Lee County
Frances S. Chavis
Richard Lloyd
Robert F. Chapman
Seven Die In Collision In Quebec
Police said seven people died in a two car head on collision near Les Escoumins Quebec 140 miles northeast of Quebec City on Sunday The victims included Gerard Chamberland 43 and his wife 40 and their daughter Danielle Remi Gagnon 22 Pierre Tremblay 20 Michel Jourdain 10 and Michel Perron 20 all from nearby communities The cars burst into flames upon impact according to police
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Quebec City
Gerard Chamberland
Danielle
Remi Gagnon
Bergeronnes
Pierre Tremblay
Hauterive
Michel Jourdain
Michel Per
Peace agreement stance backed by South Vietnam Senate
The South Vietnamese Senate approved Thieu’s basic terms by a 36-8 vote. The plan requires a complete pullout of North Vietnamese troops from South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos, restoration of the demilitarized zone, and no coalition government. The next move is up to Hanoi.
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Thieu
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Canada and United States Seek North Vietnam Ceasefire Role
Washington reports Rogers and Sharp discuss Canada’s role among four nations to supervise a ceasefire near the demilitarized zone. Talks touch on North Vietnam assent, with U.S. and allies pressing for inspectors to monitor the truce. Meanwhile 1,800 American troops left Vietnam last week as equipment and forces shift for Saigon’s bargaining position.
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Panhandle
Henry Kissinger
North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Paris
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State Department
Charles W. Bray
United States
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Demilitarized Zone
Bray
United
States
Quang Tri Province
Sharp
Rogers
Cers
Brandt and Barzel face policy clashes after election setback
The article notes Brandt and Scheel's cooperation over three years but unresolved differences on the Brandt Plan for worker representation and factory arbitration councils. It cites Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung blaming Barzel for defeat, Barzel seeking talks to improve ties with Brandt, and a cease-fire context delaying military gear deliveries to both sides.
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Scheel
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zietung
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Supreme Court bars patents on computer programming software
The Supreme Court, in a 6-9 decision by Justice Douglas, ruled software ideas cannot be patented, affecting Benson and Tabbott of Bell Labs. The ruling says general purpose computer programming is a mathematical process not patentable unless Congress acts, with broad industry implications and debates over who owns such innovations.
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Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Gary R. Benson
Arthur C. Tabbott
Congress
U.S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Benson and Tabbott
International Business Machines Corp
Honeywell Inc
Xerox Corp
Bell Telephone
Dallas
Roderick Oliver
H.S. Griffin
War updates from Saigon and Newport News incidents
The first in a series of accidents hit the heavy cruiser Newport News on Oct 1, killing 20 crewmen and injuring 37. Ground fighting near Saigon reported scattered action as Communist-led forces attempt to seize hamlets and cut roads. South Vietnamese infantrymen said they killed 14 North Vietnamese near Phu Hoa, while two government soldiers died and 38 wounded southeast of Ben Cat after discovering a North Vietnamese mortar position.
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Saigon
Phu Hoa
Ben Cat
Saisan
Navy Race Issues to Be Probed on California Flight
House subcommittee leaders plan a five hour flight to California to gather facts on two carrier incidents and probe whether racial discrimination and permissiveness signal a broader decline in Navy discipline. They will question 38 police and witnesses about the Constellation and Kitty Hawk episodes, amid calls for firm discipline and equal treatment.
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California
U.S. Navy
Guste
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Navy
Hicks
House
Armed Services Committee
Constellation
San Diego
Vietnam
Vic named assistant at torney general in May
Hearing weeks ago, Vic became an assistant at attorney general in May. He had been an attorney in New Orleans.
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Vic
New Orleans
Campus violence in Baton Rouge prompts board study panel
Edwards said students likely sparked clashes by missing a tear gas canister at officers as authorities flushed the administration building. The board committee met informally to address grievances fueling protests across Baton Rouge and Southern University New Orleans. University officials report two faculty members were fired for encouraging protests. President Netterville reportedly drafted six dismissal letters, with two delivered.
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Jesse Bankston
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Netterville
Joseph Johnson
Schoool
George W. Bakier Jr
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