Nixon Kosygin talks urged despite Kremlin rebuff
President Nixon seeks high level talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin on Vietnam and other issues while Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko rejects talks for now. Gromyko’s conditions press troop withdrawal and end to liberational movements, signaling deep divide over Vietnam unification. Inflation and economic policy also loom, with Congress slow to act and signs of slowing investment. Meanwhile District Attorney Dinis seeks exhumation of Mary Jo Kopechne’s body for autopsy, noting blood evidence and ongoing mystery from Martha’s Vineyard incident.
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Election A Test For Democracy
Americans see little at home this November while West Germany faces a pivotal Sept 28 vote. The rise of the National Democratic party, led by Adolpf von Thadden, alarms allies with its neo Nazi leanings and push for stronger police powers. Analysts fear even modest NDP gains could unsettled German democratic institutions and global confidence.
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Nixon Faces Oil Cashed-Up Pressures From Big Backers
Washington reports that financier backers of Richard Nixon are furious over antitrust and tax plans. Oil magnates push to preserve oil depletion allowances while McLaren seeks anti‑trust actions and a cut in oil imports. Attorney General Mitchell signals a broad corporate block on expansion. News nuggets include hopes to raise Social Security, FBI jewelry ring arrests, and hints of troop pullout timing in Vietnam.
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Doctor's Mailbag Health Q and A Highlights
A medical advice column covers left bundle branch block seriousness, non surgical management, palpitations from heart awareness, dropped or extra heartbeats and coronary risk in older adults. It also explains hair transplant grafting for baldness, with grafting process, growth cycle, session length, and recovery details.
Black Builders Seek Change Through Cooperatives and Union Support
In Washington and across major cities, NAACP leaders launch the National Afro-American Builders Corp to unite small black contractors into regional consortia for multimillion dollar public and private projects. The effort faces funding hurdles requiring large bonds, prompting the Carpenters Union to lend 5 million at low interest from the Michigan pension fund to the Freedom Insurance Co in Chicago under Illinois oversight, aiming to hire black workers and curb street protests.
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Physician Denies Drug Firm Bribe Claims in Gazette Letter
Indiana physician K H Sayers, M D, writes to dispute Jack Anderson’s Sept. 18, 1968 Washington column that alleged doctors nationwide accepted gifts from drug firms. He states he has 20 years in practice and knows no local doctors who accepted such bribes. The letter cites the Sept. 24 1969 issue of the Indiana Evening Gazette.
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