Wallace calls war protesters treasonous in Saigon visit
George Wallace, on a foreign trip, urged jailing Vietnam War protesters he labeled treasonous. He backed Nixon's policy and criticized Oct 15 moratorium as aiding the North Vietnamese, saying speechmakers calling for Communist victory should be indicted and jailed. He distinguished humanitarian groups from those aiding Hanoi.
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David Mason
Saigon
George Wallace
Alabama
Nixon
Wallace
Justice Department
Niton
Pentagon On Spot Over AF Firing
Washington Air Force backs away from hiring private cost expert tied to Lockheed and the C5A program amid backlash. Senate foe Proxmire demands hearings into the firing of cost analyst A. Fitzgerald, alleging retaliation for CSA testimony and urging inquiry into conflicts of interest and whistleblower protection.
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Air Force
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A. EB. Fitzgerald
William Proxmire
Dwis
CSA
Fitzgerald
Dyment
Houe
Arthur Young Co
New York
Lockheed Co
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Harvard University
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Early California Democrats test 1970 gubernatorial bid
Fresno witnesses a campaign kickoff as San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto and Assembly Minority Leader Jesse Unruh display gubernatorial ambitions against Governor Ronald Reagan. A Democratic Central Committee meeting marks the launch, with volunteers and campaign materials present. Reagan expected to seek a second term.
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Joseph Alioto
Assembly
Jesse Unmih
California
Democrats Today
Ronald Reagan
Democratic State Central Committee
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Unret
Fresio
Reagan
Paris Police Gang Leaders Join Manhunt
Paris police and underworld forces chase a 26 year old gangster who escaped jail four years ago after he shot a bar maid and her boyfriend at a Montmartre bar. He then abducted and released the daughter of a former gang leader before fleeing.
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Attica
Nicole
Ann
Shotgun Shell Kills Child In West Virginia House Fire
State Police report a year old boy Jas David Stiles was killed when a shotgun shell tossed into a hearth fire exploded at the Stiles home in Wadestown near Morgantown. Neighbors say six children were in the chase. an older boy 12 or 13 told the caller to summon an ambulance.
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Ean
Jas David Stiles
James Siliex
Stiles
Wadestown
Here
Henry Yost
Hijacker Surrenders In Uruguay After Flight Delays
In Montevideo a 20 year old hijacker who seized a BAC111 during a Cordoba to Buenos Aires domestic flight surrendered after authorities said technical difficulties would prevent a Cuba bound trip. The aircraft with 63 passengers and four crew returned to Buenos Aires twelve hours late.
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Uruguay
Cuba
Ag Aaman
Austral S.A
Argentine
Buenos Aires
Cordoba
Austral
Santiago
Chile
Gordaba
Hemanded
Lawyers Quit Hijack Case In Italy
In Rome two Italian lawyers for Raphael Minichiello quit over the basis of his defense. They signaled the possible temporary suspension of services while remaining engaged with Minichiello’s father. An American attorney, Marvin Mitchelson, seeks to speak with Minichiello but awaits approval. Italian officials doubt extradition to the United States, noting Italy prohibits capital punishment and normally refuses to extradite for unrelated offenses. Minichiello, 20, is held on seven charges tied to last week’s hijacking of a Trans World Airlines jet to Rome.
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Nicola Lombard
Enzo Sinisealdi
Naples
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Queen of Heaven
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Astralian
Domenico Martelli
Polices
Marvin Mitchelson
Beverly Hills
Calif
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Mitchelson
Minichiella
United States
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Italy
U. S
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Queen of Heaven Sal
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California
Bible Thought on Iniquity and Pardon
A reflective archaic verse notes that all have strayed from the Lord's path and urges turning to Christ for pardon. The text emphasizes collective sin and divine forgiveness upon yielding to divine grace.
Moon Mission Era Geologist Talks With Apollo 12 Pilot
Navy pilot Charles Conrad Jr. will land Apollo 12 in the Ocean of Storms, with NASA scientists noting his terrain knowledge surpasses many geologists. If rocks are found of interest, mission scientists will guide Conrad or Bean to collect them, as the crew aims to confirm lunar formation theories and perhaps new ideas.
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Paul Recer
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Charles Conrad Jr
Manned Spacecraft Center
Conrad
Robin Brett
NASA
Alan Ben
Mission Centre Center
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Brett
Earth
Meir Loses Bid to Ban Sabbath TV Broadcast
Jerusalem AP Golda Meir bows to pressure from the National Religious party and delays Friday night telecasting but a court overrules her, 30 day window to show cause for Sabbath TV ban. TV Authority proceeds as the station airs at 9 10 p.m. Meir also faces Middle East tensions Dayan threatens Egypt and Jordan clashes with soldiers killed and prisoners taken. US Secretary Rogers rejects Nasser claims of US involvement in Middle East actions.
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Associated Press
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Golda Mir
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Tel Aviv
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Television Authority
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Sinai Peninsula
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Free
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Jordan River
Allenby Ridge
Washington
William F. Rogers
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
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Nasser
Natiional Assembly
Testore Peset
Middle East
Is‘lyael
TV Networks Defend 1968 Democratic Convention Coverage
New York AP reports spokesmen for CBS and NBC rejected aides 3 House Commerce subcommittees charges that coverage of the Chicago 1968 Democratic National Convention was one sided The aides report dated July 24 to Chairman Hartley O Staggers alleged substantial evidence of antipathy to the Democratic party in TV news reporting The networks defended their fairness and objectivity noting FCC and Walker Report support
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3 House
Commerce
Chicago
Columbia Broadcasting System
FCC
Walker
National Broadcasting Co
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Democratic Party
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Rogers Denies Nasser Charge in Middle East Row
Secretary of State William P. Rogers rejected Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s claim that the United States fights in the Middle East on Israel’s side. Rogers called Nasser’s description mistaken and said the speech was a setback to peace efforts under UN Security Council Resolution of November 1967.
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Willian P. Rogers
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Middle East
Nasser
Fegypt
Rogers
Abrams Says South Vietnamese Troops Progress
Gen. Creighton Abrams, commander of 495000 American troops in Vietnam, praised South Vietnamese forces as prepared for defense against a likely takeover, while North Vietnamese attacks along the Cambodian border hit four U.S. bases near Saigon. Casualties included one American and one South Vietnamese civilian dead, with 24 Americans and seven ARVN regulars wounded. American air and artillery responded, including B52 bombing and Cobra helicopter losses, as enemy raids continued on bases and Mekong Delta targets. Three U.S. prisoners freed by the Viet Cong will fly home to the United States Monday.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Abram
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Mekong Delta
U Minh Forest
Mekong
United States
Americal
Willie A. Watkins
Summter
D.C
James H. Strickland Jr
Duan
N.C
Pie
Coy R. Tinsley
Cleveland
Tenn
Tau Son N But
16-Year-Old Masquerades As Marine For Two Weeks
Ledell Parker of Anderson Indiana posed as Marine Pvt Jenkins for two weeks at Camp Pendleton. He signed Jenkins name to vouchers and the unit punishment book, was paid, and wore a Marine bag. Parker claimed he was shanghaied after arrest by police for lacking proper ID.
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Calif
Robert A. Jenkins
Marine Corps
Ledell Parker
Anderson
Ind
Los Angeles
Pvt
Jenkins
Todiana
Parker
Marines
Jenking
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