UN fashion show opens 26th General Assembly session
Delegates from royal palaces to South Sea islands arrive for the United Nations General Assembly 26th session in New York. African contingents provide color with Angies Brooks of Liberia and Swazi land in robes and feathers. Jamil Baroody, Saudi envoy, remains a volatile presence amid decades of lively debates.
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Shirley Christian
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y AP
U.N. General Assembly
Liberia
Angie Brooks
Assembly
New York
U.S
Paul Barnela Engo
Cameroon
Jamil Baroody
Koran
Attica reexamination confirms gunshot deaths
Two pathologists conclude the nine slain hostages at Attica State Prison died of gunshot wounds reversing earlier throat-slash theories. The report aligns with statements by Gov. Rockefeller and officials while noting other deaths in the Sept. 9 takeover involving prisoners and staff.
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Bernard Cohen
Associated Press
Attica
N.Y
Attica State Prison
Henry Siegel
Westchester County
Iner
John Edland
Monroe County
Edland
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Russell G. Oswald
Sievel
Organized Crime
Edward Moran
Pame
Moran
New York Times
Michael Baden
New York City
The
Dr. Baden
Daniel Alterman
Joshua Roth
National Lawyers’ Guild
Rogers to Talk with Gromyko at United Nations
Secretary of State Rogers heads to New York for talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and other ministers as the General Assembly weighs seating Nationalist China and reforms. He plans discussions on SALT progress, European security, and potential troop reductions while aiming to avert a broader East West confrontation. He will also discuss the U N budget and Middle East issues.
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Washington
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United Nations
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General Assembly
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Bush
CBS
the Nations
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NBC
Meet the Press
Red Ching
School officials seek ways around Nixon busing ban
Southern school officials press Congress to permit federal aid for desegregation busing. HEW grants may cover busing costs if funded locally, as districts seek to use the 1.5 billion desegregation fund despite Nixon’s ban. Ed committee members push amendments to loosen the restriction. A separate Santa Fe item notes non profit incorporation for MASH by UNM medical students.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington ( AP
Congress
Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Austin
Tex
House Education and Labor Committee
Education and Labor Committee
H.W
Edith Green
Dore
Santa FE
University of New Mexico
Nixon economic program tested by Congress and ministers
Global finance ministers led by John Connally failed to lock a new world monetary footing after the dollar's break from gold and a 10 percent import charge. In Washington the Ways and Means Committee moves on Nixon tax proposals with major changes expected. military pay raise postponement shifts $2.4 billion.
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Associated Press
Washington Cap
Congress
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
John B Connally
London
World Monetary System
United States
Ways and Means Committee
Decision May Test 1969 Act in Tennessee Tombigbee Case
federal judge to rule this week on Environ mental Defense Fund suit against the Corps of Engineers over a 387 million Tennessee Tombigbee waterway project The case tests whether environmental impact statements can follow decisions and how complete such statements must be The project aims to create a nine foot deep 300 foot wide canal with nine years of work and five dams and 10 locks
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Jay Perkins
Associated Press
Washington
Corps of Engineers
Environmental Defense Fund
Tennessee
Tombigbee
John Lewis Smith Jr
Tennessee Canal
Environmental Protection Agency
Bureau of Sport Fisheries
Interior Department
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Corps
Council On Environmental Quality
Nixon
Mississippi
Tombigbee River
Ohio River
Gulf of Mexico
Cambodian fuel tanks blaze as Vietcong sapper raid hits Phnom Penh
About 30 North Vietnamese sapper troops attacked fuel tank complexes at Phnom Penh on the Tonle River, destroying 15 tanks and igniting millions of gallons of gasoline and diesel. The attack coincided with heavy fighting near Tay Ninh and Siagon, with reported Viet Cong and North Vietnamese losses and U.S. helicopter support in the U Minh forest.
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Shell Oil Companies
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Prek Phnoen
U.S
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