Scott Asks Critics Of Viet Policy To Present United Front
Senator Scott urged critics of Nixon's Vietnam policy to support a 60 day moratorium to present a united front to Hanoi. He argued a pause would give the administration time to persuade opponents that Americans are not deeply divided and to assess negotiations and troop withdrawal plans. Kennedy supported broad debate and welcomed dissent as constructive.
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Scott
United Front
Shington
Hugh
Nixon
Vietnam
Hanoi
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S
Fred ®. Harris
D-Okla
Harris
Senate
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Camp David
Parents Seek to Bar Autopsy in Mary Case
In Wilkes Barre Pa the latest motion by Mary’s parents to bar an autopsy was taken under advisement by Common Pleas Court judge Brominski. The court also considered a separate motion by the Kopechnes to delay any hearing on the petition filed by District Attorney Edmund Dinis of New Bedford Mass until Dinis completes his work.
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Mary
Wilkes
Barre
L ‘Atest
Pss
Jo Ko
C. “Brominski
Common Pleas
Dist
Atty
Edmund
Dinis
New Bedford
Mass
Kopechne
Edward M
Kennedy
D-Mass
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Kopechnes
Brominski
Ais
Burie
Joseph F. Flanagan
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Armand Fernandes Jr
Fernandes
Ogist
Amie Andes
Trial shifts as CIA testimony gaps anger defendants
In Saigon the Army moved to dismiss murder and conspiracy charges against Col Rheault and eight others, saying witnesses from the CIA would not be available. The decision followed a Washington note and sent the Green Berets home for breakfast as celebratory mood gave way to uncertainty about military justice and future service.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Robert
Marasco
Bloomfield
Resor
Saigon
Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Gen. Creighton
W. Abrams
South Korea
Abrams
Korea
Long Binh
Naples
Fla
Robert F. Marasco
N.J
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Pd-Nj
Congress
Rodino
Green Berets
Rheault
West Point
West Point-trained Career Officer From Vineyard Haven, Mass
U.s.army
George L. Mabry
Creighton W. Abrams
Crew
Middleton
Brumley
Williams
Boyle
JC Smith
Chuyen
United States
Brookline
Mass
G. L
Mabry Jr
Col .Rheault
David Crew
Leland J. Brumley
Rudy E. Williams
CWO
Edward M. Boyle
J.C. Alvin L. Smith Jr
Thei
Mabry
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Vietnam Brigade to Return Home as Nixon Plan Unfolds
The 3rd Brigade, about 4,500 soldiers stationed north of Saigon, is slated to return to Fort Bragg by December 15 as part of Nixon's troop withdrawals. Only those with eight months of their year-long tour completed will go home. others will be reassigned in Vietnam. The unit's operations enabled local security and humanitarian work behind the U.S. force line as South Vietnamese airborne units prepare to take over with comparable artillery and U.S. air support.
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Saigon
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Nixon
Dickerson
Vietnam
Warrenton
U.S
Dicklerson
Drapeau Says No Threat Received Despite Host Duties
Mayor Bombardier notes no threat from any source as police surveillance ends. He warns public figures face danger, and accepting public life means accepting risk. Drapeau served as Montreal's Expo 67 official host.
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Drapeau
Pitzer and Seismologist Warn of Pacific Test Dangers
Nuclear policy debate cites Stanford president Kenneth Pitzer and seismologist Oliver as warning that an underground Aletian island test could trigger earthquakes and tidal waves endangering coastal communities around the Pacific. Sen Mike Gravel notes protests in Canada and Japan as the series aims to test more powerful weapons potentially affecting the U S west coast and other regions.
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Kenneth Pitzer
Stanford University
Oliver
Aleutian
Euch
Pacific
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Canada
Japan
U.S West Coast
Russia
Labor unions face rising anti labor tactics, Meany warns
AFL CIO president George Meany warned at the convention that anti labor elements are growing stronger. He cited employer resistance and radical tactics to dodge collective bargaining, noting handbooks guiding anti union campaigns are proliferating as unions remain poised to pursue their goals.
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Meany
Afl-Cio
Controversy Over Eight Green Berets Case Deepens
The article details alleged CIA and Pentagon involvement in the Green Berets murder case at Long Binh Vietnam. It cites claims of assassination orders, political pressure from Gen Abrams, and later attempts to free the accused while Mabry directs non death penalties. Resor defends due process and innocence until proven guilty.
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Saigon
Washington
ICIA
Chuyen
George W. Gregory
South Carolina
CIA
Army
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Abrams
Nixon
Itt
Green Berets
Laird
Long Binh
South Vietnam
Meir Enjoys Good Humor After Private UN Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir emerged in good humor after an 80 minute private talk with UN Secretary General Thant on Arab-Israeli peace hurdles. The meeting appeared not to yield immediate progress. Meir’s New York visit included a Thant luncheon. Meir reportedly asked Nixon for 1 billion dollars in aid over five years, a claim Jerusalem officials denied. Mahmoud Riad urged Meir to withdraw from Egyptian territory and restore Palestinian rights. Sisco and Dobrynin held third private talks ahead of Rogers Gromyko meeting, underscoring the Middle East focus of U.S.-Soviet diplomacy.
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United © “ Nations
N.Y
Golda ‘Meir
Wu: Thant
Thant
U.N
Middle East
New York
Nix Washington
Tel ‘Aviv
Meir
Nixon
Israel
Jerusalem
Mahmoud Riad
Riad
Germany to free mark as IMF limits kept
West Germany's Central Bank will suspend exchange interventions to keep the mark within IMF bounds of 3.9700 to 4.0300 per dollar. The move, described as temporary, aims for the currency to find its level while spectators pull funds from marks. Markets reopen Tuesday likely raise the mark's value as official quotes dip to 3.9250. Bank absorbed over $500 million at the official support level.
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West Germany
International Monetary
Central ‘Bank
Pricing Test Prompts Safeway to Run Longer Trial
Safeway extended its price testing after backing by two congressmen and consumer adviser Virginia Knauer. William Haupt, the project director, said the test may run two months to let customers settle in, while Rosenthal and Nelson plan assessments and seek a broader unit pricing bill. Rosenthal calls it useful and hopes it saves money for housewives.
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Safeway
Congress
Virginia Knauer
Toni
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Monroe Friedman
Eastern Michigan University
Rosenthal
Nelson
Capitol Hill
Virginia Campaigner Presses For Safer Law Enforcement
Reynolds outlined a plan to certify police services while Richard D Obenshain urged stronger law enforcement in Virginia. He pressed for higher salaries retirement benefits statewide training investigative and laboratory facilities and modern communications networks. Miller urged tax incentives to back political contributions and public service advertising to curb drug abuse and boost enforcement.
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Reynolds
Richard ‘D. Obenshain
IGOP
Roanoke
Virginia
Miller
Waynesboro
Staunton
Norfolk
H. D. Dawbarn
Hampton
Virginia Petroleum Information Committee
Hippies target uninhabited Irish island off Skerries
American hippie leader Marriott plans to acquire a small resort island off Skerries north of Dublin. He envisions a love and tolerance society and seeks trustees including Alan Ginsberg. Dublin delays demand state consent and possible Irish act compliance before any transfer.
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Skerries
Dublin
Marriott
Harris
Sid Rawle
London
Harvey Matusowe
Swami
Vishnudananda
Alan
Ginsberg
Cas
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