Nixon to speak November 3 on Vietnam policy
President Nixon announced a nationwide address for November 3 to discuss the Vietnam situation and said he would not be swayed by ongoing antiwar protests. White House aides noted the speech may reveal a major shift, timing tied to negotiations in Paris and upcoming elections.
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Paris
Latin America
Soviet plan to assemble space station crews loose in orbit
Moscow reports a seven-cosmonaut mission as Soyuz 6 7 and 8 heads spaceward to form a permanent orbiting station. Veterans Shatalov and Yeliseyev command Soyuz 8 while welding gear on Soyuz 6 hints at construction aims. Officials stress limited public detail amid pursuit of a multi-launch, in-orbit platform.
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Yeliseyev
Soyuz 6
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United’States
Anatoli Blagonravov
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Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N.kosygin
Nikolai V. ‘Podgorny
Catholic prelates seek more power and curia liberalization
Vatican synod opens with liberal and conservative factions arguing over papal authority and bishops powers. Liberal prelates urge relinquishing some papal powers while conservatives press for continued monarch style control. Cardinals McCann Doepfner and Alfrink challenge the synod agenda, urging genuine collegiality and a broader role for bishops.
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Paul VI
Vatican
Owen Cardinal McCann
South Africa
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Paul
Julius Doepfner
West Germany
Bernard Jan Alfrink
Netherlands
Alfrink
Doepfner
Second ABA Endorsement Of Haynsworth Debated
Washington AP report notes mixed reaction to the American Bar Association endorsement of Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. as Senate debates the nomination. Republicans warn of undecided votes, while ABA reaffirmation is described as not unanimous. Senate leaders and critics weigh in on the judiciary fight, with praise for a lengthy Republican speech challenging opponents.
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Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
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Bar, Association
Robert P. Griffin
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Senate ‘Judiciary Committee
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Indiana
South Carolina
4Th Circuit Court
Judiciary
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Griffin
Marlow
W. Cook
Kentucky
Haynsworth
Cook
Administration
Unemployment Rise Forecast by Lyndon Johnson Adviser
Washington AP former President Lyndon B Johnsons top economic adviser predicts unemployment will rise somewhat above 4 percent during the coming winter. Okun of the Brookings Institution cites 73.7 percent third quarter unemployment and warns against overdoing restraint while noting the administration aims to curb inflation. Novia Merselman and Warren L. Smith back steps toward easing monetary policy, signaling possible 2 to 3 percent money stock growth for a planned future revival. See ECONOMIC Page 2-A.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
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Storm Kara Threat to Southeast Mainland Coast
Tropical Storm Kara posed a danger to the southeastern mainland as it churned at 60 mph with swells extending 200 miles west and 100 miles offshore. The National Hurricane Center reported Kara near 32.6N 73.5W, drifting southwest about eight mph, with warnings from Ocean City Maryland to Cape Kennedy. Forecasters noted cold air reducing tropical features but cautioned an extended sea presence could sharpen its threat. Inga drifted 500 miles southeast of Bermuda with 45 mph winds and was downgraded to a low.
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Cape Kennedy
Raymond Kraft
Hurricane Center
Teenagers Save Westbury Senior Citizens Program
Westbury New York teens rally to fund a 13 year old senior citizens program facing loss after $5,500 was cut from the budget. About 170 seniors benefit from arts education and social activities. The 1970 senior class led the drive with involvement from the Student Council and younger students.
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Long Island
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Westbury High School
Record 35 000 Enemy Have Defected To South Vietnam Side This Year
South Vietnam says 35,000 enemy soldiers cadres and sympathizers joined government ranks this year under the Chieu Hoi program and handed over more than 2,200 weapons. Since Feb. 18, 1968, 125,437 defectors have been counted, with most low rank. officers and professionals few. Page 2-A.
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South Vietnam
South
Chieu Hoi
Incredible Case Of Perjury Debate At Senate Hearing
At a Senate hearing on Army corruption retired Maj. Gen. Carl Turner and Chicago police chief James Conlisk faced conflicting accounts over gun transfers. Turner disputed key accusations while Conlisk acknowledged signing receipts for 397 confiscated guns claimed for Army training, prompting senators to question perjury or memory lapses.
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Army
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Charles H. Percy
R-Mi
Turner
Conlisk
North Carolina
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D- Conn
Conslisk
Ribicoff
British Troops Patrolling Belfast After Weekend Violence
British army units patrolled Belfast's Protestant Shankill Road district after a weekend of rioting that left three dead and many wounded. Police searches and barricade clearances followed as machine gun emplacements appeared on rooftops amid tensions dating from demands by Catholics for civil rights and opposition to disarmament measures. Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark faced political pressure as violence surged before his six month tenure.
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Northern Ireland
Shankill Road
Ulster
An. Inquiry
James Chichester- Clark
Irish Republic
Ian. Paisley
Protessants
Prostestant
Chichester-Clark
Court reviews draft law and welfare curbs under term
The Supreme Court opened hearings on a draft law and state welfare restrictions with no sign of retreat under Chief Justice Burger. The term will weigh atheist and poor rights as it expands inquiries, with 29 appeals scheduled. The draft exemption for religious conscientious objectors faces constitutional scrutiny amid cases from Massachusetts, California, and Maryland on welfare aid limits.
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Supreme Court
Warren EB. Burger
Earl Warren
Burger
National Labor Relations Board
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
Boston
John Heffron Sis
Weather outlook for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia cloudy with a chance of rain or drizzle in the east and rain west. Highs mostly in the 70s Tuesday. Wednesday cooler with a chance of rain. North Carolina mostly cloudy Tuesday and Tuesday night with showers mainly west. Temperatures Tue 70 to 77 in the mountains and mid 70s to low 80s elsewhere. Lows Tue night 45 to 65. Cooler Wednesday everywhere except coastal areas.
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