U.S. Mulls Halt on MIRV Testing in SALT Talks
U.S. sources in Helsinki say Washington is considering proposing a halt to testing all multiple warhead missiles MIRV in the SALT talks. Nixon hinted at a freeze last June but no formal proposal has been made. The second SALT session extended 10 minutes, with talks scheduled to continue next week.
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Goo protesters oppose Sun Oil platform move off Santa Barbara
Three tug boats haul a drilling platform toward an offshore site as Goo members and row boats block the approach. Sun Oil has Army Corps clearance to drill near the 1969 spill site, while Coast Guard cites Navy jurisdiction but no action planned.
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UCLA Students Charged Over Office Takeover
Twenty nine UCLA students were formally charged with conspiracy and false imprisonment after a demonstration in which they barricaded Adolph Brugger in his office. Brugger, executive director of the student body corporation, said he was held for over two hours and that 14 of the suspects were women.
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Snow belted Great Lakes as snows abate to flurries
United Press International reports heavy snows ease to flurries in the Great Lakes snowbelt with Buffalo up to 14 inches and Gaylord Michigan 12 inches. Buffalo closes schools for first time since 1968. Tonawanda North Tonawanda and Kenmore also shut. Fire risk rises as moorpark brush fire threatens 3000 acres while Southeast freezes in deep cold. A Buffalo man endures a grim day as ambulance breakdowns force him to deliver his own daughter.
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Agnew attacks media over bias and immunity claims
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew blasted The New York Times and The Washington Post as fat and irresponsible in a Montgomery speech. He faulted editorial power concentration and urged vigorous competition while a White House aide noted Nixon had not seen the draft.
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Vice President Defends Speech Amid Monopolization Critique
The vice president argued he is not censoring the news but raising questions to alert the public to the growing monopolization of public opinion. He compared his stance to the moratorium group's opposition to Nixon's Vietnam policy and said it is his right and duty to speak out for his values.
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Space records set as Gordon flies solo 37 hours
Space brief reports Richard F. Gordon setting a new solo spaceflight record of 37 hours 41 minutes aboard the Yankee Clipper, surpassing L Gordon Cooper’s 30 hour 20 minute Mercury record. The piece also notes Intrepid’s lunar crash test and suspicions about lightning during Apollo 12 launch. Patricia Seal declines a $10 traffic fine and faces jail.
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USSR to observe Stalin birthday after years of praise
Soviet officials plan an official observance of Stalin's birthday on December 21 for the first time in 13 years since his body was removed from Lenin's Mausoleum. The move signals recognition of some perceived positive wartime and state contributions while downplaying purges and personality cult abuses.
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Riots described to Chicago Seven trial jury by police photographer
A police photographer testified that during the 1968 Democratic National Convention demonstrators swapped flags at Grant Park and attacked police cars with concrete, cans, and other objects. He recalled Jerry Rubin shouting antipolice slogans as a melee unfolded and noted a film of the scene was admitted over defense objections.
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UPI
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Hale
Jerry Rubin
Irwin Bock
Bock
Leonard I. Weinglass
William Kunstler
Mr. Bock
Cyclamate stays on market with caveat label warnings
The government will allow cyclamate containing foods to remain on sale nonprescription after a scientific panel advised continued availability. Beverages with cyclamate to be banned after January 1, 1970, but foods will carry labels on cyclamate content and buyer caution. The panel said the medical benefits to diabetics and weight control outweigh potential harm.
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UPI
HEW
Robert H. Finch
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