Brezhnev Pompidou widen Franco Soviet policy pledge
Soviet leader Brezhnev and French President Pompidou agreed to sign a public declaration expanding the Franco Soviet protocol on regular world policy consultations. The four hour Elysee session described as thorough on European security set up a Saturday signing and a return to Moscow with a stop in East Germany.
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Halloween Weekend Braced for Trick or Treat Pilgrimage
Authorities prepared for varied Halloween outcomes as residents braced for trick or treat activity. Parents warned to supervise youngsters and inspect collected edibles while schools held parades and shoppers eyed Halloween window paintings at Lompoc centers. Weather outlook called for cool nights with temperatures in the 50s by day and mid to high 30s overnight.
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James D. Smith
Tito foresees Soviet pullout if Middle East peace nears
Yugoslav President Tito told reporters in Washington that the Soviet Union would withdraw its armed forces from the Middle East once Israel and Egypt reach a peace settlement. He cited Brezhnev as saying the USSR plans no staying power in the United Arab Republic and would leave after tensions are resolved.
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City weighs park land purchase at contested rates
City faces a dilemma over 10 acres north of La Canada School with an initial 1700 per acre offer that is now denied by Occidental Petroleum. The firm says minimum is about 3200 per acre. Council may still raise the federal grant but would need about 7500 more city funds or 15000 with no extra grant. The city has 8750 in reserve for the park project. Council meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Council Chambers.
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Saigon expands security for Thieu inauguration weekend
South Vietnamese police and plainclothes agents conducted dawn raids in Saigon as the heavy security net for President Thieu's second term began. U S officials expect John Connally to arrive as Nixon’s representative for the inauguration with 29 foreign attendees. Farther afield, government troops battled a large Communist force near Xuan Loc, claiming 38 enemy dead with light own casualties. Saigon prepares as army patrols, bayonets fixed, guard rooftops around the inauguration stand amid fortressed streets.
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Senate voting to kill foreign aid program shocks Congress
The Senate voted 41 to 27 to kill the 2.9 billion foreign aid bill ending the 23 year program. The measure would have extended aid through June 30 and funded economic development, military assistance to Cambodia Laos and Israel, and emergency refugee relief. President Nixon condemned the move as irresponsible while Mansfield signaled the bill is dead but aid may return in separate actions.
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Red China Accepts UN Seat and Plans Delegation
The United Nations approved Communist China's seat transfer from Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists. A cable from Chi Peng-fei confirms acceptance and hints a delegation, possibly led by Chi, could arrive by next Thursday to assume roles at the General Assembly and Security Council.
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