Coast to coast protests mark day of action
War protesters gathered nationwide with tens of thousands in cities like New York Chicago and Detroit. In Washington 15 Republican congressmen signed a letter urging a sudden major escalation of the war and Rep Sam Steiger predicted more signers. Antiinoratorium events occurred in various locales including a Loyalty Day at Erwin Tennessee. Ronald Reagan condemned the protests in a Washington broadcast saying some organizers aid the enemy. In California rallies drew thousands while San Francisco planted crude crosses and San Diego saw a student burn his Air Force ID card. Major campus rallies and campus speeches followed with politicians and activists linking the demonstrations to lasting pressure on policy.
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Sinatra Warrant Issued Contempt charge for entertainer
A New Jersey arrest warrant was issued for Frank Sinatra after he failed to heed a subpoena in a state organized crime probe. The warrant, enforceable in New Jersey, followed Sinatra being served June 25 and ordered to a private Aug. 19 hearing. Sinatra’s Los Angeles attorney sought a delay. the state court judge issued the contempt warrant.
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Mets Edge Orioles To Claim Third World Series Victory
The Mets defeated the Orioles in a hard fought game to win their third World Series title. Seaver dominated on the mound with pivotal hits and timely defense as New York built a lead and held off late Orioles charges, capping a tense fall classic with strong pitching, error-free defense, and key offensive blows.
Sheen Quits Diocese to Talk Write and Regenerate
News conference notes Archbishop Sheen resigns the diocese marking a renewal, saying health is perfect and plans include preaching, lecturing, writing, retreat work, and TV and radio appearances. He aims to return to New York after Bishop elect Hogan is installed and will keep his syndicated newspaper column.
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Spacecraft Rendezvous Between Two Russian Soyuz Shown
Tass reports two of Russia’s three orbiting Soyuz ships, Soyuz 7 and Soyuz 8, performed close maneuvers and passed within 500 yards while a third craft watched. The event lasted several hours with solar panels waved in approach, leaving questions about a possible linkup. An unmanned Intercosmos 4 craft was launched under broad space investigation efforts.
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Wife gets five years to life for slaying husband
Barbara Nyland, 42, was sentenced to five years to life in state prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the June 6 gunshot slaying of her husband Jack Nyland, a 46 year old plumbing contractor, as he walked on Ocean Boulevard in Belmont Shore. The crime occurred after a quarrel, and authorities note she fired three shots from a pistol into his back. The couple resided at 283 Park Ave. in Belmont Shore. In Milan, Italy, a general strike disrupted transit services for one hour as protests over rising living costs affected the city, part of two major city actions.
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Silent Viet Nam War Protest Among Troops In Vietnam
American soldiers in Vietnam wore black armbands during patrols to show sympathy with U.S. Moratorium Day protests. General Abrams said U.S. efforts would continue despite demonstrations. A Mississippi delegation presented a resolution supporting troops. Twenty civilians petitioned for total withdrawal, delivered to the U.S. Embassy in Saigon by Les Dorsey and others. Ellsworth Bunker to relay to Nixon.
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Kidnapping Alert After Nursery School Abduction
A statewide search is underway for a white male 25 to 30 years old who abducted Kristine Anderson from Peter Pan Nursery School in Arroyo Grande. Anderson, 17, was taken at knifepoint with two workers tied up. she remains missing as police link the suspect to an FBI wanted man.
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National orders DC-10 jets in milestone fleet plan
National announces a large DC-10 order after a year of evaluation, with two Super 80 DC-8s displaced. The carrier will retire 24 long body 727s and 13 standard 727s, replacing them with DC-10s and 747s on order for 1970 delivery. The fleet will have 263 seats per aircraft with 46 first class and 222 coach. Maintenance will be at Miami, a new 17 million hangar for DC-10s and 747s opens in 1972.
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