Nixon to lay out Vietnam future in TV address
President Nixon plans a 7 30 p m live White House broadcast from Washington to outline U S aims in Vietnam and press for unity as McGovern campaigns push higher moral standards The speech follows a day of campaigning in multiple states and commentary on Vietnam peace talks with Agnew criticizing hecklers and campaign disclosures advancing ahead of election day
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Reagan proposes delay on to vote predictions
The FCC may comment on California Governor Reagan's request that radio and TV networks refrain from national presidential predictions while polls in the West are open. Reagan argues such projections bias voters, while networks contend delaying would not alter outcomes as state tallies determine the winner.
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Ezra Pound Dies at 87 in Venice a noted literary giant
Poet Ezra Pound, 87, died in a Venice hospital two days after his 17th birthday. The controversial figure shaped modern English poetry as editor, mentor, and translator, despite treason charges and a long mental hospital confinement in Washington. He spent his final years in Italy with occasional readings at Spoleto.
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Supreme Court Faces Parochial School Payment Case
The U S government asks the Supreme Court to review PA parochial school payments arguing the direct-pay system is constitutional and not entangling church and state. Deputy solicitor general Daniel M Friedman signed the memo. Erwin Griswold declined to participate for personal reasons.
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