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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1969

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Haynsworth Senate Vote Looms as Nominations Battle Rages

The fight over Clement Haynsworth's Supreme Court nomination moved from committee to Senate floor with about two dozen wavering senators undecided. AP surveys show 33 for and 21 undecided, while Mathias abstained in committee and signaled possible opposition. Key drama centers on changes by the ASA and awaited majority and minority reports before floor debate begins within weeks.

Washington Clement FL HursWorth Supreme Court Serate Judiciary Committee Alee Associated Press Senate American Car Association Masynsworth Ath US Court of Appeals Richmond ASA Maryland Charles McC. Mathias Mathias Judiciary James O. Eastland Miss Mathas Mathiss Aster

Red China accuses U.S. aggression over Gulf of Tonkin clash

Peking’s Xinhua News Agency quoted a Foreign Ministry spokesman protesting alleged U.S. naval and air assaults on Chinese fishing fleets in the Gulf of Tonkin in September and October. The Chinese claimed ships fired on eight boats with unknown casualties, while Washington replied it had no statement yet.

Tokyo China Gulf of Tonkin U.S Gulf Peking Hsinhua New China Foreign Ministry Nixon Washington State Department

Democrats Ready For Nixon Blast

In Washington Democrats in Congress prepare a counterattack to President Nixon as he moves to speed up legislation. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield says he is checking records of messages and bills to keep the record straight while House leaders press chairmen to report attempts to obtain the administration’s recommended bills. Mansfield’s rebuttal may arrive before Nixon’s Saturday night statement is delivered for Monday reception.

Washington Congress Nixon Senate Mike Mansfield House John McCormack Carl Albert Manstfield

Congress Sees Flood of Vietnam War Resolutions

Washington AP reports President Mixon urges unity behind the war while Congress faces a blizzard of Vietnam resolutions. Lawmakers push debates, withdrawals, and oversight committees, with several proposals calling for U.S. troop withdrawal and timetables by late 1970. Names include Williams, Anderson, Jacobs, Rosenthal, Lowenstein, Edwards, Wolff, Findley, Reigle, McCloskey, and Goodell, plus senators Church, Hatfield, Angleton, and Juches.

Washington Mixon United Front Vietnam Congress Lawrence G. Williams Rpa Nixon Hanoi Senate Gop Hugh Scott House Benjamin Rosenthal New York Andrews Jacobs Indiana U.S John B. Anderson Bill Jacobs Allard Lowenstein Dny Don Edwards D-Calif Lester Wolff D-Ny Paul Findley R-Nl Donald W. Reigle Michigan Paul N. MoCloskey California Wold Tonkin Gulf Sens Thomas F. Angleton D. Mo Warold T. Juches D-lown Seas Frank Church Didaho Mark Hatfield R-Ore Sen Charles E. Goodell

46th Plane Hijacked To Havana

An unnamed small man hijacked National Airlines Flight 42 from Los Angeles to Miami near Texas, diverting to Havana. Passengers included four major league players and a pitching coach Roger Craig. crew of seven and 63 passengers. Flight ended four hours six minutes late after an unscheduled Havana stop. hijacker demanded Havana cockpit with a gun.

Miami Cuba National Airlines Los Angeles Texas Roger Craig San Diego Padres Mel Queen Cincinnati Reds Dave Marshall San Francisco Giants Dick Corkins Padres Dennis Paepke Kansas City Royals Ann Baker Havana Cockpit Miss Baker

Kidnap Victims Sought in Western Pa Timberlands

FBI says Stanley B. Hoss confessed to kidnapping Linda Mae Peugeot of Cumberland Md and her 2 year old daughter Lori Mae after abducting them from a shopping center on Sept 22. He was sentenced to 10 to 20 years for the rape of a 17 year old girl and was moved to a maximum security cell as search teams again comb the woods north of Brookville for the missing mother and child.

Pittsburgh Cap Pennsylvania FBI Stanley B. Hoss Hoss Kiler Hogs Western Penitentiary Brookville Linda Mae Peugeot Cumberland Hass Peugeot Lori Mae Raymond Lantz Idlewood Lantz Tiffin Ohio Fairberry Ill Pittsburgh Waterloo Iowa Peugeots

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