Wartime Moratorium Echoes Across Cities in Protest
Across New York Chicago and St Louis massive gatherings urged peace as Dr Spock Coretta King and Ernest Gruening condemned the war. Senators Thurmond Goodell and others warned against protests while Lyndsay praised nonviolent dissent. In Idaho Texas and Nevada students staged marches and armbands, signaling broad opposition to Vietnam actions.
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New York
Jom V. Lindgay
Lindsay
SL Louis
Coretta King
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Washington
International Communist Movement
William, Jennings ‘Bryan Torn
DSC
Charles E. Goodell
R-Nav
Long Island
Ralph
David Aber‘nathy
Em. Christian
University of
Gil
Potatelto
Idaho
Idaho’ State
University
Agnew Charges Bias by TV Newscasters
Vice President Agnew argues that television news is biased and controlled by a few corporate owners. He cites ABC, Mutual, and NBC figures, calls for viewer complaints to networks, and urges citizens to defend themselves against perceived editorial prejudice.
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Agnew
NBC
David Brinkley
Televiewers
War Protesters Rally Across California and San Francisco
Protesters gathered from downtown San Diego to Balboa Naval Hospital where the wounded are hospitalized. Los Angeles city buildings stayed lit as a unity demonstration while California officials warned against confrontations and urged peaceful marches in San Francisco and other cities.
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Sion
San Diego
Balboa
Naval Hospital
Foster
Los Angeles
President Nixon Watches Apollo 12 Blastoff in Rain
President Nixon, the first U.S. president to attend a space launch, sat bareheaded under an umbrella as Apollo 12 lifted off at Cape Kennedy. He said the space program should be a national priority and pledged future announcements on plans.
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Cape’ Kennedy
Fla
Nixon
U.S
Faunch
Space Agency
Spi- Agnew
Apollo 12 Ready for Moon Landing After Transient Dropout
Apollo 12 sped from Earth to orbit after a transient electrical dropout risked damage to Saturn V components. Astronauts Conrad Gordon and Bean checked 14% globe circs in 242 hours to ensure no further harm before blastoff. They aimed for a Monday night lunar orbit and a guided descent to the Ocean of Storms, with TV expected to show first color lunar footage.
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Kapryan
Earth Orbit
Gonrad
Gordon
Bean
Globe
Sir Sine
Claus
Conrad
Lunar
Moon
Nixon
Atlantic Ocean
Manned’ Spacecraft Center
Houston
Postal Toll? Daily Carrier Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a daily and Sunday carrier schedule. Mentions Merat Post Office, Ling Btott, and Monin Foor. Reads like a list of routes or times with carrier entries but details are unreadable.
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DEI
Idaho GOP Senator Opposes Haynsworth Nomination
Idaho Republican senator B. Jordan announced he will oppose the Haynsworth Supreme Court nomination. He cited concerns about impropriety in outside business activity and warned that public confidence in the courts could be undermined. The Associated Press tally showed about 40 senators opposing and 87 supporting. Mansfield urged a timely vote as debate continued.
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Jordan
Nixon
Associated Press
Haynsworth
Marlow W. Cook
F-Ky
Snowbound Regions Feel Early Winter Across Midwest and East
A potent early season snowstorm sweeps the Appalachian and Eastern Great Lakes regions, crippling Michigan towns with up to 18 inches of snow near Walhalla and 14 inches near Noland. Roads close, highways block, schools shuttered, and power outages reported as Arctic air settles in.
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Valoris
Michigan
Applachians
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Walhalla
Mich
Noland, Mich
Ottawa County
Fennville
Borealo
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Mitch* Miller
Si Tley MacLaine
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Leonard Bernestein
Goodman
Leonard H. Goldenson
ABC
ABC News
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NTE
W. Averell Harriman
Arriman
United States
Hartiman
America
Paris
Breales
Abe
Tater
Harriman
Ney
TV. News
Agnews
S.F
UCI JA
San Francisco
University ‘of Southern California
Mathers
Fullerton
San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
First Presbyterian Churen
Marin County
Women’s “League For Peace
Fort Cronkite
John Wines
Grace” “Cathedral
National Association of Episcopal Schools
Episcopal Seminary
Gene Horn
Southeast Asia
Downtown Peace Coalition
Pacific Coast
Embarcadero
Golden Gate Park
Apollo
UPI
Wells Fargo Armored Car Co
Charles A. Gribbon
Wells Fargo
Plymouth
Mass
Press-Telegram
Mike Mansfield
Midwest
United Press International
Long Beach
Park Free Victoria
Walker
Imperial
Streby
Orlon
S.M.L
General Electric
Fieldcrest
Calloway
Victoria
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