Vietnam Infiltration: Half as Many North Vietnamese Enter South
The Pentagon said North Vietnam is infiltrating about half as many troops into South Vietnam this year as last year, while replacing combat losses. The State Department and Pentagon offered cautious but differing readings on the significance, as Nixon weighs possible additional troop withdrawals amid a complex situation.
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Signs Indicate Costs Take Small Decline
Top economists say living costs may be cooling with a slower rise in wholesale prices and weaker durable goods orders. President Nixon seeks to extend the income surtax through mid 1970, while nudging Texas politics toward Gov. George Bush in a bid against Sen. Ralph Yarborough. Bush appears at the Western White House with Senators Tower and Hansen.
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Nixon Views Appointments To Positions
The Western White House said former Republican National Chairman Dean Burch was under consideration for FCC chairman as Rosel Hyde’s term expired. White House aide Ron Ziegler called Burch “one of those being considered” with no further names disclosed.
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Court OKs Delay in Mississippi Desegregation Plans
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals approved a three month delay for Mississippi school districts to file desegregation plans. Districts must submit acceptable plans by December 1, with the Dec 30 deadline for court approval and the Education Department to propose desegregation steps if agreement fails by then.
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Three Crewmen Survive Downed Copter Over North Korea
North Korea says all three crewmen from the Aug. 17 U.S. Army OH23 helicopter are alive. Two crewsmen, Capt. David H. Crawford and Spec. 4 Herman E. Hoffstatter, are seriously injured, while Warrant Officer Malcolm Y. Loepke is not seriously hurt. The UNC says the helicopter overran North Korea during a training flight and the pilot reported being fired upon. Ri Choon Sun refused to release the men and demanded U.S. disclosures of military intent.
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Buckley At YAF Convention Voices On Campus Disruption
Conservative columnist William F Buckley Jr ponders a question at a news conference before addressing the Young Americans for Freedom National Convention in St Louis He says faculty members who encourage disruptive students pose a bigger problem than the students themselves AP Wirephoto shows David Keene and Mike Thompson alongside Buckley.
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Soviet Pravda Warns China and U S Against War
A long Pravda editorial titled Peking's Adventurist Course warns Communist China not to provoke war and cautions the United States against hoping for one. The 4,000 word piece spans 13 columns, outlining dangers of escalation and urging restraint.
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Buckley Blasts Pro campus Demonstrations and Aid
William F Buckley Jr criticizes faculty and students on campus as the major problem noting demonstrators and violence reveal a failure of laissez faire governance He argues skeptically that SDS and allied groups have not achieved productive aims amid campus turmoil.
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