SDS Convention in Chicago Tightens Security Amid Bomb Scares
The national SDS meeting at the Chicago Coliseum enters its second day with heavy security as police and reporters are kept out. Delegates erupt in chants while two anonymous bomb threats prompt police visits. SDS bars most newsmen, offering limited access for a $25 fee and non-testimony pledges, amid fears of factional clashes between Revolutionary Youth Movement and Progressive Labor Party factions.
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Senators Reach Compromise on Safeguard ABM Plan
A Senate subcommittee negotiates a middle path for Nixon’s Safeguard program by building two ABM sites in North Dakota and Montana as research and development facilities with radars and computers but no missiles. If talks fail, missiles could be added later, cutting costs.
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Nixon Told To Make Bond With Students
Twenty two Republican House members urge President Nixon to engage college students and back reforms. They toured campuses, urge lower voting age, draft reform, a student corps, and a national youth foundation. They call for a 18 year voting age and a lottery based draft while warning against repressive campus legislation.
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Common Law Marriage Bill Stirs Ohio Senate Debates
In Columbus Ohio the Senate stalled a vote on a bill banning common law marriages amid confusion over rights of children from such unions. Senator Ronald Mottl made a compromise in Rules to delete equal rights language, a move defeated 9-21, as party disagreement and a caucus delay sparked informal passage and ongoing talks.
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Pompidou Faces Gaullist Opposition Over Cabinet Moves
Paris sources report internal Gaullist resistance to Georges Pompidou's plan to inject non Gaullist, liberal figures into the cabinet and steer foreign policy. Pompidou becomes president at 5 p.m. today with Poher runoff victory. inauguration set for Friday as De Gaulle shadows loom over cabinet picks.
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