Kremlin Hardline Could Wreck Arms Curb Talks
An administration source warns SALT talks may fail if the Kremlin adopts a hardline stance. Officials noted Nixon optimistic earlier but now cautious, with Helsinki talks set for Nov 2 and Soviet responses during Vienna rounds described as limited and not indicating progress.
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Retired Judge Dies at 67 in Newport News
In Newport News the 67 year old Conway H Shield of Yorktown died unexpectedly from a cerebral hemorrhage. He will be buried Tuesday after a funeral at Grace Episcopal Church. Shield, son of a Yorktown lawyer, studied at William and Mary and UVA Law School and served as commonwealth's attorney and circuit judge before leading the Hastings Court from 1962. He also sat on the Virginia Episcopal School board at Lynchburg.
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Virginia Campaigners Rally Across State in Tight Senate Race
Republican Ray L Garland urged U N channeling of Middle East aid to promote disarmament and Suez Canal control while Democrat George C Rawlings Jr campaigned in Hopewell and Petersburg. incumbent Democrat independent Sen Harry Byrd Jr highlighted law enforcement and Supreme Court criticism at a Carson fire house dedication with Ford supporting Robinson in the 7th District.
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UAW and GM to Resume Talks as Strike Continues
UAW president Leonard Woodcock and Irving Bluestone return to Detroit to prepare for talks with General Motors next Tuesday, aiming to resolve local issues at 155 bargaining units before a national settlement. The strike by about 344,000 GM workers began after contract expiry last Monday.
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