Nixon to Unveil Indian Policy Shift at Congress
Washington reports the Nixon administration will reveal a new Indian policy this week at the National Congress of American Indians in Albuquerque. Officials promise continued federal protection with greater Indian self management and reject the 1953 termination stance. The timeline includes remarks by Vice President Agnew and Interior Secretary Hickel, with the possibility of announcing an Indian Advisory Committee.
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Nixon
National Congress of American Indians
Albuquerque
X.M
Spiro T. Apnew
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Indian Affairs
Louis R. Bruce
Wiehel
Ownership and management of The News newspaper in Frederick
Statement of Ownership for The News notes filing on October 1 1969. Published by Great Southern Printing and Mfg Co with editors Robert E Harper Gena T Mills. Owners include George B Delaplaine Sr and heirs Estate of William T Delaplaine plus other Delaplaine custodians. No notable changes in last year. bondholders none.
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Frederick County
Frederick
East Patrick St
Great Southern Printing & Mfg CO
Maryland
Robert E. Harper
Gena T. Mills
Great Southern Ptg. & Aig
C. Frederick
George B. Delaplaine
Edward S. Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
Frances
Ales
Atlal
Mall
Eleven Nations Seek U N Action To Curb Air Hijacks
Eleven nations urge the United Nations General Assembly to outlaw aerial hijacking and study legal measures. They ask for a new international convention against air piracy and adherence to the Tokyo convention, with sponsors including the Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg Canada New Zealand Lesotho Madagascar Republic Philippines Argentina Dominican Republic and Ecuador.
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APF
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Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Canada
New Zealand
Lesotho
Makagasy Republic
Philippines
Argentina
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Soviet Union
International Civil Aviation Organization
Montreal
Photographer and Onassis in dispute outside cinema
New York photographer Mel Finkelstein of the Daily News said Jacqueline Onassis knocked him down as he photographed her outside Cinema 57 Rendezvous while she left a screening of I Am Curious Yellow. Doorman Bernardo Rojas disputed the collision, saying Finkelstein slipped. Onassis wore a zodiac scarf and varied attire during the incident.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Onassis
Grapher
West 57Th Street
New York
Jacqueline Gnassis
Mel Finkelstein
New York Daily News
Aristotle Onassis
John F. Kennedy
Finkelstein
Bernardo Rojas
Wille
Mrs. Onassis
Smogless Day Brightens Los Angeles Skyline
Dry hot winds from the east cleared the air in Los Angeles marking the first smogless day since midsummer. The Los Angeles Times showcased a front page photo of the downtown skyline in today’s editions.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Pope Defends Authority Against Critics in Vatican
Pope Paul VI rejected the idea that bishops and theologians may limit his universal rule of the Church. Speaking before 30 theologians in Rome he said the magisterium’s authority derives from Christ and described critics as enemies. The session began a series of high profile discussions on doctrinal issues.
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Paul VI
Rome
Vatian
Matilde
Paul
Christ
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