Reds bid for ratio troop cuts across Central Europe
Negotiations open with East German envoy Ingo Ceser urging equal percentage reductions on both sides while preserving the overall balance of power. West German delegate Wolfgang Bernds pushes for a common ceiling on ground forces, highlighting Soviet advantages in numbers and proximity.
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Europe
Ingo Ceser
East Germany
United States
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Oeser
Central Europe
America
Wolfgang Behrends
Germany
Canada
Douglas longest serving justice says no retirement plan
Justice Douglas, 75, announced no plans to retire after becoming the court’s longest serving member, noting he wears an electronic pacemaker and aims to continue. He praised America’s conscience and warned that law must govern, not men, amid fierce ideological battles.
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Williams
Stephen Field
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Cathleen
Washington
America
Saxbe Considered for Attorney General by Nixon
Senator William B. Saxbe of Ohio is reportedly being considered by President Nixon for the attorney general post, risking his Senate seat as Democrats would pick a successor. Saxbe would accept if nominated with suitable conditions, and resigning could lead Gov. Gilligan to appoint a Democratic interim. The move signals a bid for justice department stability amid presidential turmoil.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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James Thompson
Thompson
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Ohio
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Enquirer
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the Enquirer
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UPI
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Senate
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Saxbe
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White House
John J. Gilligan
Alout
Medal of Honor GI arraigned in cocaine case
Viet Medal of Honor recipient Richard A. Penry, 24, arraigned on four counts of selling cocaine in Petaluma. He and co-defendant David B. Lane faced a Nov. 5 hearing before Municipal Court Judge Alexander McMahon. Penry earned the Medal of Honor on July 15, 1971 for conspicuous gallantry in Biên Tuy Province.
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Richard A. Penry
Alexander McMahon
Penry
Bihn Tuy
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