Vietnam War Protest Sparks All-Night Session Plans
Congress members push for an all-night House session led by Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal to demand a Vietnam war moratorium. Yale and university leaders back protests while Woody Allen plans to rally and call peers to join. John Laird and Brewster discuss ceasefire and total troop withdrawal within 12 months of the ceasefire.
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Frank
Slusser
United Press
International Defense
Melvin Laird
Woody
Allen
Yale
University
Kingman
U.S
John Laird
Bau
Claire State University
Wisconsin
Laird
Nixon
Sam
Benjamin Rosenthal
Dn.y
House
Plan Vale
Brewster
Judge Bars Autopsy Plea in Kopechne Case
A Pennsylvania judge dismissed parents objections to an autopsy on Mary Jo Kopechne’s body and ordered a hearing Oct. 20 on Massachusetts District Attorney Dinis’s petition to reopen the issue. The ruling allows Massachusetts authorities to pursue an autopsy if a court finds need. The case stems from the 1969 Chappaquiddick incident involving Senator Edward M Kennedy.
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Dinis
Brominksi
Joseph F. Flanagan
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
LLP
Mary Jo .Kopechne
Massachusetts
Miss Kopechne
U.S
Edward M Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Larksville
Bernard C. Brominski
Luzerne
Edmund S
Brominski
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Perkins assails Nixon over antipoverty policy and OEO
Rep. Carl D. Perkins says President Nixon does not push to extend the Office of Economic Opportunity. He criticizes White House inaction after a June proposal to renew the OEO for two years.
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Washington
UPI
House
Nixon
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
House Education and Labor Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Johnson
Donald Rumsfeld
R-Nl
Perkins
Congress
GOP
White House
GOP House
Humphrey backs Nixon on Vietnam policy at White House
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey said the President is proceeding along the right path on Vietnam and expressed support for troop withdrawals. He spoke after talks with Nixon and Henry Kissinger, stressing unity and that there is only one President at a time.
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Daniel
Rapoport
Washington
Hubert ‘H. Humphrey
Nixon
Vietnam
Humphrey
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Bid by Prand E Concrete for UI Twin Falls irrigation project
Idaho’s University of Idaho reported a bid of 8394 from Prand E Concrete of Twin Falls for irrigation improvements at the Twin Falls agricultural experiment station. The firm was the sole bidder and the bid goes to the board of regents for review and approval.
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Mioscow
Idaho
UPI
University of Idaho
Prand E Concréte
Twin Falls
University
Board of Regents
Tortured Boy Pleads Guilty In Oklahoma City Tragedy
Anthony Setari and his wife Dorothy faced the district court as their 16 year old adopted son Stephen pleaded guilty to murder in the stabbing death of his stepmother. The case outlines alleged torture by the boy’s former guardians and his years in foster care before adoption. Captured emotions show the father’s hope for parole and rehabilitation despite the grave act.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Anthony Setari
Dorothy
Stephen
Young Setari
Setari
Steven
State Welfare Department
Differences Persist Amid Partisan Tension
The report notes ongoing partisan contention with clear disagreements that could not be concealed. It emphasizes visible fault lines and divergent views affecting the political climate and public discourse.
Court choice criticized amid confirming debate
Sen Edward W. Brooke says Haynsworth Supreme Court nomination could be national tragedy for Senate if confirmed. Nomination cleared by the Senate Judiciary Committee 10 to 7, but a bitter floor fight is anticipated in about two weeks.
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University
Denver University
Maurice
Mitchell
Washington
Senate
Hught Scott
Nixon
UPI
Edward W. Brooke
Mass
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Judiciary Committee