Israel Says Red Crews Manning Missile Sites
A military spokesman in Tel Aviv said definite proof exists that Soviet crews man antiaircraft missiles on the Egyptian side of the Suez Canal. He cited photographic and other evidence for SAM3 missiles, while noting other evidence is not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Tel Aviv
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
United States
Middle East
Beirut
al Hayat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Goldwater Sees Cease-Fire Within 10 Days
Senator Barry Goldwater told a Palo Alto news conference that a Vietnam cease fire should be agreed within ten days. He suggested President Nixon’s televised speech indicated an advance peace deal and said Washington had suspected progress for weeks. Goldwater spoke at a GOP fundraiser with Bob Hope attending a $100 plate dinner.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Vietnam
Nixon
Bob Hope
Goldwater
Washington
Packard Sees Hanoi Acceptance of Nixon Peace Plan
Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard predicted that North Vietnam and the Viet Cong will accept President Nixon's cease fire proposal and move toward a negotiated settlement because they are losing ground militarily. He credited Vietnamization and Cambodian operations with progress and said the peace initiative offers a better alternative than continued warfare.
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Washington
David Packard
Nixon
Pentagon
Packard
Defense Orientation Conference Association
U.S
Southeast Asia
Mathias Seeks Alliance Parley On U S NATO Ties
Sen Charles Mathias Jr a Republican from Maryland said he will introduce in the U S Senate a resolution urging frank talks with European allies about the Atlantic Alliance. He reports European leaders are confused by mixed signals on American force reductions while seeking reassurance of shared burden.
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Warrenton
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Loyalty oath removed from federal job forms
The Civil Service Commission ordered agencies to delete the loyalty oath from Standard Form 61, the appointment affidavit. Supreme Court rulings have made the loyalty and no strike clauses unconstitutional, with revised forms to be printed within three months. Applicants will still pledge not to strike against the government.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Supreme Court
Civil Service
Agnew Attacks Democrats Over Panthers Ties
Fort Smith Ark AP Vice President Spiro Agnew during a Southern campaign swing accused Northern and Western Democrats of sympathy with the Black Panthers or their allies. He cited California candidate Dellums as an outspoken Panther backer and noted fundraisers with several named Democrats. Agnew urged cleansing the party and framed the 1970 race as a choice between radical liberal blocs and moderates backing the President. He also backed Gov Winthrop Rockefeller and Rep John Hammerschmidt at a televised Fort Smith rally.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Spiro T. Agnew
Arkansas
Agnew
Ronald Dellums
Congress
California
Berkeley-Oakland
Black Panther Party
Black Panthers
United States
Senate
House
America
Fort Smith
Winthrop Rockefeller
John Hammerschmidt
Asteroids Found Beyond Mars and Jupiter Belt
Since the discovery of Ceres the first asteroid, more than 2,000 have been found all located in a belt between Mars and Jupiter.
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Ceres
Mars
Jupiter
New Cambodian Republic Declared Amid War Celebrations
In Phnom Penh thousands celebrated the proclamation of Cambodia as a republic on October 9, 1970 after leaders ousted Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Premier Lon Nol was named four star general, Sisowath Sirik Matak lieutenant general, and Im Tam major general. The flag of the republic was raised at the former royal palace, with the blue field and white stars symbolizing nationhood and justice.
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Cambodia
Kingdom of
Norodom Sihanouk
Lon Nol
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Im Tam
National Assembly
Sihanouk
Peking
Sirk Matak
Cheng Heng
The
Republic
San Diego Mayor Among Officials Indicted in Bribery Case
San Diego mayor Frank Curran and seven other public officials were indicted on bribery conspiracy charges over a 22 percent fare increase approved by the 1967 City Council for Yellow Cab Co. A ninth person was named as the indictments returned by the county grand jury.
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Calif
Frank Curran
National League of Cities
Yellow Cab Co
Yellow Cab
Beenal
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