Mindszenty ends exile and meets Pope at the Vatican
Mindszenty, aged 73, leaves the Budapest U.S. Embassy after 15 years in exile and flies to Rome for a reunion with Pope Paul VI. The cardinal, once condemned by Hungary’s communist regime, accepted sacrifice for life in exile and spoke of prayers as he prepares for several days in Vatican City.
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U S and Russia propose global disarmament treaty
Combined dispatches describe a joint proposal by the United States, Russia and NATO and Warsaw Pact allies to abolish all biological weapons and ban future production. The plan seeks a permanent disarmament conference and marks a milestone in arms control efforts amid regional tensions.
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Nixon signs bill extends draft and freezes pay
President Nixon signed a measure extending the military draft to June 1978 and freezing pay until November. The bill includes a $2.4 billion military pay raise, ends undergraduate student deferments effective for entering freshmen, and was passed Sept. 21 after a five month battle. The act also allows Nixon to end deferments for college students. The raise was slated to take effect Oct. 1.
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Hurricane Ginger Aims For Mainland United States
The hurricane center warned Ginger could threaten parts of the U S mainland if its motion continues Wednesday. Navy and Air Force planes dispersing silver iodide in attempts to weaken the storm were unsuccessful. Inter coastal areas south of Cape Satteras N C were urged to monitor advisories as severe weather loomed. Meanwhile a 45 mile swath of Wisconsin suffered tornadoes and high winds injuring several people and causing structural damage.
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Black buried at Arlington after simple Washington service
Hugo Lafayette Black 85, a Supreme Court justice, was buried at Arlington National Cemetery following services in Washington Cathedral. The Alabama native died Saturday and was laid to rest beside his first wife Josephine Foster Black with his second wife Elizabeth Demeritt Black receiving the flag. President Nixon ordered flags at half staff as officials joined a national tribute to the longtime defender of the Bill of Rights.
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