Tito Arrives For Six Day State Visit
President Tito of Yugoslavia arrived in Washington for a six day state visit. He was greeted at Andrews Air Force Base and will participate in White House ceremonies, discussions with President Nixon, and a formal state dinner. The trip comes amid East crisis concerns and reflects Yugoslavia's role in regional diplomacy.
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Blount Expected To Quit Friday As Postal Chief
Washington AP reported Vinlence Friday that Blount will resign as postmaster general and head the Postal Service transition. Blount, 50, has served since January 1969 and may announce a Senate bid with Nixon by his side, facing Democrat John Sparkman of Alabama.
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Connally Agnew Calls Reevaluation of U N Contributions
Connally Agnew says the United States should reassess its payments to the United Nations, citing a need for a fairer balance and fairness among nations. He notes the reappraisal should have occurred years ago, and questions why the U S bears a predominant share amid conservative calls for cuts.
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Cuban talks and US economy loom in Kosygin visit coverage
The report describes Connally's optimism on a leaner economy by 1972 and Cuba pushing for visa changes amid Kosygin's Cuba visit. It notes a 0.3% September drop in leading business indicators, stock declines, and US response to Cuban technicians’ visa refusals while Agnew comments on Nixon's China outreach and UN policy.
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Education bill stalls after long debate on UNC board plan
The Senate recessed in the late afternoon without voting on the measure after an amendment by Sen. Lamar Gudger to have the 32 governing board elected by the General Assembly. The House defeated the Allen amendment reducing the initial 226-member board to 108 and rejected other proposals. Debate featured warnings the amendments would kill the bill, with leaders like Sen. J.P. McLendon and Sen. George Wea opposing Allen. House discussions included proposals to bar eight gubernatorial appointees and to halt the East Carolina medical school closure, while calls for a study group and budget constraints surfaced.
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