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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1969

Page

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Veterans Day flag raising at Lorain County Community College

A subdued ceremony at LCCC honored fallen and returning veterans. About a hundred people gathered as two rows of veterans stood at attention while Taps echoed. Rev Rankin of LaGrange delivered a prayer noting Americans owe rights to those who defended them and hopeful service members do not see their efforts as in vain.

Munster Lorain County Community College Donald D Rankin LaGrange Methodist Church Buglers Orville Butler Lorain Joseph Gartman Elyria

Silent majority marches on Veterans Day rallies nationwide

Thousands joined Veterans Day ceremonies from Washington to Boston and Tallahassee in support of Nixon administration Vietnam policy. Boston saw 11,000 marchers led by Gov Sargent, while Washington officials touted turnout at the Freedom Rally near the Washington Monument as crowds filled the autumn day. May readers hear speakers pivot against war protesters as Ed Butler and Rep Donald Lukens spurred controversy. Meanwhile Senator Kennedy signaled support for the draft lottery bill, while pressuring renewal of broader draft reform to ensure fairness and minimize disruption.

Nixon America Washington Boston Tallahassee Fla Massachusetts Francis W Sargent Vietnam Washington Monument Freedom Argu Kennedy UPI Edward M Kennedy Senate John C Stennis Senate Armed Services Committee Stennis D-Miss Judiciary Hearigs Robert H Finch Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare HEW House

Apollo 12 crew ready for second moon landing mission

Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Pete Conrad Richard F Gordon and Alan L Bean relaxed at Cape Kennedy quarters and reviewed trip plans as a Friday launch neared two days away. The crew said they were ready for the mission amid smooth preparations and sunny weather.

Cape Kennedy UPI

Budget revisions foreseen as UF drive falls short

After a 12 day extension ending last night the United Fund campaign closed $156000 below its $1465000 goal. This marks the third consecutive year of shortfalls and officials foresee revisions in agency budgets and a possible reorganization of the agency structure.

United Fund Final Report Alfred Parkoab United Community Services of Greater Lorain County Porkolab UCS

Ad Hoc Committee Calls Moratorium on Moratorium

Three New York city firemen form the Ad Hoc Committee to Declare a Moratorium aiming to reduce attendance at Vietnam protest events in Washington Saturday. They urge bus drivers of 650 buses chartered by moratorium supporters not to make the run, parading outside transit offices to persuade drivers.

New York Washington Transport Union Workers

Israeli patrol crosses into Jordan and shoots up guerrilla squad

TEL AVIV AP An Israeli patrol crossed into Jordan north of Elat and shot up a guerrilla unit, wounding an Israeli soldier. Officials say several guerrillas were hit and casualties may have occurred on both sides. In Amman a Jordanian post came under fire with one Jordanian soldier wounded. Jordanian court sentenced nine Palestinian guerrillas to death for fomenting trouble against King Hussein.

Tel Aviv Jordan Red Sea Elat Jordan-Israel Israel Amman Aqaba King Hussein

Weather forecast notes colder spell with lake snow likely

Readable weather note shows a colder trend with snow flurries and possible heavier lake snows near Lake Erie. Night lows near 34s and day highs around the mid 50s. Precipitation probability about 66 percent tonight and tomorrow. Sunset at 5 11 p m and sunrise at 7 12 a m.

Lake Erie

Protests win route rights for big Washington march

About 9 000 Army and federal troops prepared in Washington for possible disorder as Vietnam protesters win access to march down Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol toward the Washington Monument. The march was cleared to run past the White House but would turn at 15th Street toward the monument. The dispute ends with a plan for a massive peaceful demonstration led by the New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam.

Washington UPI Defense Department Jerry W. Friedheim Justice Department District of Columbia Vietnam Pennsylvania Avenue White House Ron Young Mitchell March New Mobilization Committee Capitol Washington Monument Broad Avenue 15Th Street Monument

Indira Gandhi Ousted From ruling Congress Party

The Congress Working Committee expelled Prime Minister Indira Gandhi amid a party split and discipline claims. Parliament members were to elect a new prime minister, with a confidence vote expected tomorrow and Parliament set to convene for the winter session. Her supporters dispute the expulsion and expect large support among Congress MPs.

New Delhi India Congress Party Indira Gandhi Congress Congress Working Committee Gandhi Siddavanall Nijalingappa Cleim

House group OKs ABM test funds

The House Appropriations Committee approved a 145 billion military construction bill allocating funds for the Safeguard ABM system. It provides 16 million to begin deployment and 25 million for an underground command center in the Rocky Mountains, plus 14% million to prepare Kwajalein Island for full scale tests next year. Tests would fire intercontinental missiles from California to Kwajalein by mid-1970 and use Safeguard radars and Spartan interceptors deployed at sites in Vienna and North Dakota.

Washington Kwajalein California Appropriations Starbird Vientana North Dakota

Safeguard ABM needs $25 billion boost, general says

A Pentagon general told Congress that completing the Safeguard antiballistic missile system would require about 25 billion more dollars to counter a potential enemy upgrade in submarine launched missiles. Army Lt Gen D Starbird said the system ordered for full deployment under Nixon would shield against weapons then in development, but would fall short against precise submarine launched missiles. Russian subs currently lack accuracy to threaten US Minuteman forces, according to Pentagon experts.

Washington United States Nixon D Starbird Congress Starbird Pentagon

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