Past Is Past As Hickel Nixon Get Together
Former Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel hosted a lavish Anchorage dinner for President Nixon and wife. Secretary Morton and Joan Ehelichman attended as tens of thousands cheered along the motorcade route. Burl Ives performed as Nixon praised Hickel and unity was stressed in the Alaska gathering.
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Hickel Hosts Nixon and Family at Ice Sculpted Feast
Mrs. Hickel, in a beige outfit, discusses entertaining the President and his wife while the Hickels showcase a banquet featuring king crab legs, dolphin ice carving, poached king salmon, Alaskan shrimp, moose pate, Japanese chicken winglets, and roast baron of heel. Nixon leads greetings at the Hickel home. he celebrates with photographers and neighbors as Wally Hickel’s new book arrives.
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Nixon Signals Support for Trans Alaska Pipeline
President Nixon hinted he would approve the controversial trans Alaska oil pipeline while delaying concrete assurances. He noted Interior Secretary Morton is finalizing the environmental impact statement examining ecological and economic effects, Alaskan natives, and alternative transport options.
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Heart Specialists Deny They Treated Chairman Mao Visit
Two American heart specialists on a 12 day China trip denied reports they treated Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Dr. Paul Dudley White and Dr. Edmunds Grey Dimond said their visit focused on hospitals, a medical college, research institute, and a factory. They met Vice Chairman Kuo Mo-fo but avoided political talks.
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Chile Won’t Oust UPI Says Allende in Santiago
President Salvador Allende of Chile announced the government will not close United Press International operations in Chile. He said UPI bureau chief Martin Houseman cannot continue due to conduct unacceptable to the government.
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Demonstrations Grow Across South Vietnam Over Thien Re election
Anti Thien protests spread in five major cities including Can Tho Da Nang Qui Nhon and Bien Hoa with firebombing of U S vehicles. Police use tear gas as veterans students and war widows rally against Thien bid for a one man reelection while Ky supporters are dispersed.
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POW Families Worry Officials At Nixon Vietnam Policy Meeting
Washington relatives of prisoners of war gather for the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia. Debates include Sen. Robert Dole versus Rep. Robert Leggett on deadlines for withdrawal, with divisions over pressuring administration policy and calls for possible criticisms in resolutions. Leaders voiced disappointment over Nixon’s response to a Viet Cong prisoner exchange offer and its conditions for total withdrawal.
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Young Virginia voters face chance in lieutenant governor race
Virginia election officials report only a small portion of newly enfranchised 1840-2 year olds have registered. They estimate 25,000 to 50,000 of about 280,000 may register by the October 2 deadline. Attention centers on how registrants will vote in the lieutenant governor special election, with Norfolk Senator Henry Howell rallying college campuses and criticizing VA Electric and Power Co. and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.
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Ginger Rates Long Life Miame Hurricane Ginger's Longevity Milestone
Hurricane Ginger has reached the No 2 all time longevity for hurricanes with 17 days of hurricane force, while spinning 625 miles northeast of Miami. Only Hurricane Inga in 1989 lasted longer from Sept 20 to Oct 24, according to Ray Kraft in Miami.
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Quiet Weekend In Ireland
In Belfast Northern Ireland the weekend passed with scattered violence but was the quietest in a month according to a British army spokesman. He cited a calmer 24 hour period since internment of suspected IRA members began a month earlier. The policy aims to curb violence amid Catholic Protestant tensions.
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Weekend Mishaps Carry 12 Deaths Across Tennessee
United Press International reports at least 12 deaths from accidents across Tennessee this weekend. Victims include Steven Joel Carson 23 of Gleason Jeff Kendrix 62 of Memphis Javies Poynter 18 of Columbia Joyce Kits 19 of Rutledge and a Morristown family of three burned at a service station. Two servicemen Michael Carter 19 and Lawrence Dega 18 died in a Memphis crash. Other victims were Robert Bean 26 of Dayton and Douglas McConkey 54 with Harry Hicks 10 of Athens in separate crashes. The Kingsport Times News records editorial notices and service details across editions.
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