Russia reportedly builds new 1,500 mph bomber Backfire
U S intelligence says Russia may have begun quantity production of the Backfire bomber capable of 3,000 mile ranges. About 12 units may be completed, with potential to strike the United States if war occurred. American plans include a similar advanced bomber, not ready before 1977, and debates on new air defense spending.
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Fred Hoffman
Washington
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United States
U.S
Asia
Pentagon
U S Planes Continue North Viet Attacks
U S war planes pressed attacks on North Vietnam amid new restrictions around Hanoi. The Midway raid damaged the French delegate general's residence and Algerian Embassy roof while injuring Pierre Susini and a Cambodian victim. Algerian and Indian buildings sustained minor damage.
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New Delhi
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Pierre Susini
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Senate Finance Committee Votes On Spending Authority
The Senate Finance Committee planned a vote on the Nixon administration request for unconditional authority to cut federal spending to meet a 250 billion dollar ceiling this fiscal year. Chairman Russell Long doubted approval, noting the House supported it while warning against surrendering congressional budgetary power.
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Nixon Administration
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D-La
House
Long
Explosion lists combat casualties on Newport News
In Saigon the Newport News gun explosion raised U S combat losses in Vietnam to their highest in over a year. The U S Command announced 21 Americans killed in action and 53 wounded last week, including 19 killed and 37 wounded on Oct 1 when a shell exploded in a cruiser gun. Navy called it an accident, but the casualty tally was listed as combat due to firing on enemy positions in Quang Tri province.
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Wallace May Back One Of Presidential Candidates
Mobile AP report from Alabama notes former governor Wallace, severely injured, may endorse a candidate after a 41 minute chat with Vice President Agnew. He says he might support one candidate publicly, focusing on his recovery and duties in Alabama while polls show Wallace leading Nixon in the state.
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Soviet Outer Space Proposals Highlight U N Debate
At United Nations General Assembly, two Soviet space plans drew attention. One drafts an outer space treaty for peaceful use and another seeks a moon treaty obliging governments to protect life and health on the moon. The debate, part of a lengthy session, included sharp exchanges over Puerto Rico self determination.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Outer Space
U.N. General Assembly
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U.N
Assembly
Innterspace
Stanislaw J.kepczynski
Poland
Hilardo Alarcon Quesada
John Rivera de Vicenti
U.S
Alarcon
Puerto Rico
United States
Vicenti
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Daily Matl newspaper excerpt with postal and pricing details
The text shows a historic newspaper masthead and publication notes. It lists contact details, licensing, and postage policies, plus subscription pricing for various states and durations. It reflects era formatting and distribution terms rather than a distinct news event.
Diplomacy In Style Rogers Puts Waldorf Suite To Use
Presidentially styled diplomacy unfolds as Secretary Rogers uses a Waldorf Astoria suite for three weeks of private talks with foreign ministers and world leaders during the U.N. General Assembly season. He entertains at lunches and dinners, maintains a separate Bush-led UN delegation apartment, and keeps one room as a waiting area while a large main room hosts visitors and telephones connect to the White House and the U.N. delegation.
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mid-Manhattan
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