Arabs Won’t Negotiate Direct Talks With Israel
U N S G Thant will meet Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir as Arab rejection of direct talks persists. Meir favors immediate negotiations with Arab foreign ministers at the U N, while Arabs cite Egyptian Foreign Minister Riad s stance that direct talks would justify aggression. Thant may propose arbiter Gunnar Jarring to push a political settlement per 1967 Security Council resolution. U N observers report Israeli air attacks on Egypt with U S made jets and ongoing arms deliveries to Israel amid White House indecision.
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Intercept To Go On Indefinitely At U S Border
U S border searches to deter drug smuggling from Mexico will continue, despite a large Tijuana traffic jam. The Intercept program, checking every car boat and plane, cut delays to about two hours yet cut American tourist numbers by around 70 percent. Government figures show 2,384,079 people searched in the first week with 26 drug seizures and 4051 units seized.
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Haynsworth tied to 1958 South Carolina land deal
New York Daily News reports Judge Clement Haynsworth Jr. and Bobby Baker invested with 20 other South Carolinians in a 190 acre tract near Greenville in 1958. The land later became Greenville Memorial Gardens cemetery after a transfer for token consideration. Baker says he did not know Haynsworth was connected. the deal details show Haynsworth and Baker held fractional shares.
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Bobby” Baker
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Nixon to announce new Latin policy after Rockefeller report
President Nixon will unveil a new Americas policy on October 31 based on Nelson Rockefeller’s Latin American tour report. White House aide J Bruce Whelihan said the policy will be outlined in a speech to the Inter American Press Association in Washington. Rockefeller’s findings will be released after the speech.
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Bayh Attacks Haynsworth Nomination In Ohio Speech
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana criticized Judge Clement Haynsworths Supreme Court nomination in Columbus at a Franklin County Democratic fundraiser. He alleged two standards for judges based on ethnicity and politics, while saying Haynsworth would pass if voted today. Bayh accused the Nixon administration of cutting higher education funds and reducing three major programs by 66 million dollars.
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