Nixon says he will not bow to protests in Vietnam speech
President Nixon will address the nation about Vietnam in a Nov 3 broadcast, saying he will not be swayed by nationwide protests planned for Wednesday. White House aides stressed no link to the protests and noted no major development is promised, with talks continuing in Paris and inflation statements possible later.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
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Ziewler
INS Home
Gus
Paris
Repub ‘Can
Latin America
Ziegler
Ater
Eather
Nixor
Senate
Larlier
U.S
Robert J. ‘Dole
Kansas
North Vietnam
Dole
Cotton Crop Slumps After Severe Freeze Across Plains
A South Plains area cotton crop suffered heavy losses from a freezing front. Officials estimate more than 20 million in losses with lint production and seed output hit hard. Harvest began early with only about 2100 bales collected. yield and quality decline due to cold, moisture, and bollworms.
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Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Ara
Danage
Tigh
Vladimir Shatalov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Soviet ‘Union
Panhandle
Early Cold Wave Clings to South Plains
Record cold continues as Arctic air grips the area with freezing temperatures. Weather Bureau issues freeze warnings through morning as an unusually harsh early October frost threatens vegetation.
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Mike Read
South Plains
U.S. Weather Bureau
Old Man Winter
Space Plant Assembly Next Move
Seven cosmonauts aboard three spacecraft orbit Earth as Soyuz 8 blasts off to join Soyuz 6 and 7 in a planned linking to form the first permanent orbiting space station. Tass reported the crew felt well and planned rest after supper as they prepared for docking and checkout.
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Earth
Tass
Fort Worth area braced as drivers strike and cold hits Panhandle
Fort Worths 200 bus drivers join a strike while Panhandle and South Plains farmers report heavy cotton losses from a January freeze. Snow and cold crush the Rockies and northern plains as meteorologists assess damage and farmers await word on crop resilience.
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Fort Worth
Morning Prayer Invokes God's Guarding Power
A devotional reader offers a short morning prayer seeking divine guidance to resist sin and stay close to Jesus as the day begins. The language reflects a traditional faith mindset and calls on Heavenly Father for protection and spiritual strength.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
Mane
Hunger Show protesters endure second starved day
In Hayward a plastic enclosure hosts about 100 anti population protesters taking part in a week long Hunger Show. Organizers led by Stewart Brand report about equal numbers of men and women aged 1 to 52 remain with many volunteers tiring but hopeful for the finale next Saturday.
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Hayward
Stewart Brand
Brand
Drv
Page
Teenagers Raise Funds to Save Westbury Senior Citizens Program
Hundreds of Westbury youths rally to fund a one year old senior citizens program after a budget cut. About 170 older residents benefit from art, education and social activities, with $5,500 needed to continue through July 1970. A spaghetti dinner and a November concert are planned to raise more. Kenneth Franklin, 17, helps lead the effort and cites community service value.
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Westbury
Long Island
Oldsters
Westbury High School
Thomas A. Haranne Sura Rice
New York City
Kennethy Franklin
Franklin
Stock market rally amid peace hopes and wartime concerns
The Dow Jones average rose 22.34 points to 819.30 on active trading. Analysts cited Viet Nam moratorium plans and technical factors as fueling optimism, while reports noted a large underground arsenal near Saigon and ongoing U S military pullbacks and cautious fighting in Vietnam.
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Ivery
Vietnam
New York Stock
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Saigon
Mfchials
U.S. Sind J Airbone Division
Ron Triangle
U.S
Vietnomg
U.S. Command
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Nn U
Dmz
South Korean Forces Sink North Korean Spy Ship
South Korean navy ships destroyed a North Korean spy vessel during a chase near the Huksan Islands about 280 miles southwest of Seoul. The Defense Ministry said two casualties or damage occurred in the battle.
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Seoul
Tursday
Huksan Islands
Witnesses clash over perjury claim at Army corruption hearing
At a Senate probe into Army corruption former provost marshal Maj. Gen. Turner and Chicago police Supt. Conlish faced questions about 39 guns and missing receipts. Turner insisted Conlish knew the weapons were for Army use while noting he signed receipts, prompting Sen. Percy to call it either perjury or memory lapse.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Carl © Turner
Chicago
James B. Conlisk Jr
Senate
Charles H. Percy
Raul
Turner
Conlish
Lubbock County Commission Delays Voting Machine Action
Eugene Smith reports residential development plans filed with the county amid a four hour session. Commissioners defer voting machine bids while weighing outsourcing, and discuss a blue ribbon committee. A Wednesday session also defers approval of minimum street standards for unincorporated areas and reviews bids for eight new sheriff's department cars.
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al Fernoon
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff Blanchard Bids Recommend Bypass of Low Caprock Bid
The sheriff recommends passing over Caprock American Inv for a bid on auto equipment. A subdivision street measure was delayed until Wednesday to consult the enemy engineering office on technical specifications. The resolution would require any substituted or unincorporated property to be sold.
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C. H. (Choe
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