McGovern adviser warns peace talks unlikely before election
Paul Warnke, a McGovern adviser, said chances for a Vietnam settlement before the November election are very dim, arguing Nixon’s stance on Thieu keeps the status quo. He cited the main obstacle as the American military presence and favored cutting aid under proper conditions. William Rogers said talks are very serious and criticized McGovern’s plan for rapid U.S. withdrawal.
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Belfast clashes as troops disperse mobs with rubber bullets
In east Belfast Protestant mobs armed with hijacked trucks clash with British troops. Rubber bullets end the rampage after a raid at a pharmaceutical firm. A four year old Catholic boy and three other Catholics die from gunshot wounds as UDA recruits allegedly train with American veterans, a claim army sources dispute.
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Kissinger Described as Gunslinger Diplomat in New Book
San Francisco based author Charles Ashman portrays Henry Kissinger as a gunslinger type diplomat hired to block Nixon at the 1968 Republican convention. Ashman says Kissinger rose to power as Nixon’s top adviser and fixer, handling crises from De Gaulle to Vietnam. The book Kissinger The Adventures of Super Kraut Ashman published by Lyle Stuart questions Kissinger’s role and motives.
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Couple in hiding. revolutionary group pursues two fugitives
Palo Alto police seek Benton Bert and Andrea Holman in connection with the ambush escape of Ronald Beaty from the China Institution for Men. Beaty fled after a car rammed his transport on October 6. a prison guard was killed and another wounded. Bert, a former inmate, is described as a revolutionary brother by Katarina Davis Del Val of the Venceremos unit.
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Carson extortion case targets TV host during police protection
In Los Angeles three suspects including a man and his wife were arrested on suspicion of extortion against Johnny Carson and his family. Police note ongoing investigation with possible more arrests, while Carson and relatives remain under protection after an extortion note threatened his life.
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Navy keeps quiet on Kitty Hawk brawl injuries
In Honolulu Navy officials remained silent about a racial clash aboard the Kitty Hawk off Yankee Station Vietnam. 46 sailors were injured, three seriously enough to be ashore. Investigations ongoing.
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Expect motion to free Juan Corona
Defense may file a formal bail motion for Juan Corona in Fairfield. After 17 months in jail the motion could prompt a bail hearing if written submissions satisfy a court standard that the probability of guilt is not great. Special prosecutor Bart Williams has voiced concerns about the investigation.
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Soviet jet crash near Moscow kills 176 on board
Reports say an Aeroflot Ilyushin 62 with 176 aboard from Paris via Leningrad plunged into a pond near Krasnaya Polyana after three final circl es over Sheremetyevo. Soviet silence continued amid Western estimates and scattered nationalities among the dead.
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Activists Questioned Over POW Mail and Hanoi Aims
At the National League of Families convention in Washington, relatives booed antiwar leaders Cora Weiss and David Dellinger as critics claimed they favor Hanoi objectives over freeing POWs. Delegates opened talks on resolutions, challenging mail exchanges with Weiss's group.
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Beached 125-foot schooner draws Santa Cruz crowds
A Pacific coast squall left the 125-foot Shamrock VI stranded on Santa Cruz shore, drawing up to 3000 spectators. Salvage efforts by Coast Guard, tugboats, fishing boats, and firefighters failed as spectators offered crowding advice from the boardwalk over several days. The vessel, owned by Dr. Jeremiah Wollahan of San Rafael, began its saga after a party on October 7, with engine trouble delaying removal.
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Banker's unusual death wish spurred coffin precaution
Harold West, a London bank manager who died at 90, had directed in his will that his coffin not be screwed down and that a surgeon pierce his heart to prove death. His doctor carried out the request, and bequeathed funds to relatives and a church, with a final note that the remainder would fund a car purchase.
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