article on maltreatment of recruits, Parris Is, which, despite official ban, has reptdly become widespread and an accepted part of recruit training

Recruit Maltreatment Persisting In Marines Despite Official Ban; Maltreatment of Recruits, Despite Official Ban, Persists in the Marine Corps

Nixon directive, Issued in Aug, transfers control of 82 Concentrated Employment Programs from community antipoverty programs to state employment agencies; programs' dirs, community groups score action; hold employment agencies are not sympathetic to poor; Asst Sec Weber says OEO agreed to shift because of dissatisfaction with operation of programs

82 JOB PROGRAMS SHIFTED TO STATES; Nixon Administration Acts by Directive as Proposal Is Pending in Congress 82 JOB PROGRAMS SHIFTED TO STATES

The American Bar Association committee that last month unanimously endorsed Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr.'s nomination to the Supreme Court reaffirmed that endorsement yesterday, but not by a unanimous vote.

Bar Unit Endorses Haynsworth Again, But Vote Is Divided; Bar Panel Backs Haynsworth Again

Houston Mayoral candidate Repr Graves, Negro, is 'law and order' candidate; he comments

LAW ENFORCEMENT IS KEY VOTE ISSUE IN NATION'S CITIES; Liberals and Conservatives Are Promising to Bolster Strength of the Police Law Enforcement a Key Issue in Cities

Musical expressions of support for Vietnam Moratorium planned by Eastman School of Music students, who plan a 4-hr concert, and by NYC Opera orch members who will play 12-hr chamber music vigil

Day of Observance Here Declared by Lindsay; OBSERVANCE DAY PROCLAIMED HERE

Rogers says rising criticism of Nixon policy eliminates any possibility of negotiated settlement in next few mos, TV int; says 'tremendous progress' has been made by Nixon Adm; cites some developments; Church and Goodell dispute his remarks, radio and TV int

Rogers Says Critics Make Peace Unachievable Soon; Secretary Is Disputed on Policy by 2 Senators

Mets Beat Orioles, 2-1, to Even Series; Weis Drives In Winning Run in Ninth; METS EVEN SERIES WITH 2-1 TRIUMPH

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SOVIET LAUNCHES A SECOND CRAFT; FIVE MEN IN ORBIT; Three Aboard Soyuz 7 Join Two Already in Space -- Third Rocket Expected

MPs use tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators seeking to enter Ft Dix; illus

Tear Gas Routs Demonstrators as 1,000 M.P.'s Face Crowd at Ft. Dix; Tear Gas Routs Ft. Dix Protesters

Columbus Day

Lindsay reiterates proposal for off-track betting, TV int

PROCACCINO GETS SUPPORT OF MOSES; All 3 Candidates for Mayor Take Part in Columbus Parade Up 5th Ave.

Brit Army sends 600 more soldiers to Belfast, orders troops to fire back at any snipers and 'shoot to hit'; soldiers raid homes of working-class Prots in Shankill Rd area, seize gasoline bombs, ammunition, radio transmitter; arrest 3; despite stern measures, 400 Prot extremists gather at army barricade in Shankill Rd; Min Porter denies rumors that disgruntled B Specials were among mobs fighting police and army; Chichester-Clark, in TV s, appeals for calm; speculation increases that he would welcome opportunity to step down; successor seen B Faulkner; Callaghan in Belfast on inspection trip; urges unity against extremists 'wherever they may come from'; Shankill Rd riot described locally as most fierce and most deadly since partition; militant Caths in Londonderry's Bogside area open barricades to mil policemen for 1st time in 2 mos

BRITISH REINFORCE TROOPS IN BELFAST; Order Them to 'Shoot to Hit' Snipers -- 400 Protestants Gather at a Barricade British Reinforce Troops in Belfast After New Riots

Hertzog party reptd ready to place 50 candidates in Apr gen election

South African Rightists Said to Have 50 Candidates

ISTANBUL, Turkey, Monday, Oct. 13 -- Premier Suleyman Demirel and his conservative Justice party appear to have won a vote of continued confidence from an apathetic Turkish electorate.

Party of Turkey's Premier Appears Victor in Elections

2 deserters from units in W Ger seek pol asylum in Denmark; Danish Com for Aiding Amer Deserters says 2 are test cases to determine Govt stand

2 G.I.'s Ask Danes for Asylum

Yugoslav Pres Tito and Austrian Pres Jonas open bridge across Mur River

Tito and Jonas Open Bridge

2 bombs explode in downtown Athens; no injuries reptd

Bombs Explode in Athens

ROME, Oct. 12 -- Pope Paul VI said today that relations between the Vatican and its bishops, the topic of the current Synod of Bishops, was the key problem now confronting the Roman Catholic Church.  

Pope Terms His Relations With Bishops Key Issue

Opposition bloc at Lisbon rally warns of recent rumors of possible mil coup against Premier Caetano; Soares vows group will back regime against any such intervention; denounces Gen V Deslandes recent warning against any electoral disorders; hails Caetano's liberal acts in 1st yr in office; urges end of censorship and 1-party system

Opposition in Portugal Warns of a Military Coup; Candidates Vow to Support Regime Against Rumored Right-Wing Intervention

demonstrators disrupt news conf held by W Ger Book Trade Assn, charging assn had brought charges against one of their leaders; assn denial

Frankfurt Protesters Halt News Parley at Book Fair

Wilson makes 31 changes in jr min posts; replaces 13 mins of state and parliamentary sees by rank-and-file MPs with no previous min experience; avg age of new mins is 38; posts reduced by 8 to 97; Min of State at Treas D Taverne elevated to Financial Sec to Treas; Min of State in Foreign Office G Roberts named Min of State at Trade Bd; Lord Chalfont remains Min of State in Foreign Office but will also act as Min for Disarmament

Wilson Reshuffles Junior Positions In British Cabinet

Ga Gov Maddox calls for nationwide 'lrs to White House' campaign to persuade Pres Nixon to 'turn back Fed control of pub educ' to the states

Maddox Asks School Drive

Pres Caldera plans broadscale attack on Caracas slums

Venezuelan, President Six Months, Shows Strength

Min Strauss renews call for pooling of Brit and French nuclear arms as core of Eur force in 'pact of 2 continents,' s, SC Univ

BONN AIDE RENEWS ATOM MERGER CALL

Nancy Ann Kerrigan is an American former figure skater. She won bronze medals at the 1991 World Championships and the 1992 Winter Olympics, silver medals at the 1992 World Championships and the 1994 Winter Olympics, as well as the 1993 US National Figure Skating Championship. Kerrigan was inducted into the United States Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 2004.

October 13, 1969

Headlines from October 13, 1969

Recruit Maltreatment Persisting In Marines Despite Official Ban; Maltreatment of Recruits, Despite Official Ban, Persists in the Marine Corps

82 JOB PROGRAMS SHIFTED TO STATES; Nixon Administration Acts by Directive as Proposal Is Pending in Congress 82 JOB PROGRAMS SHIFTED TO STATES

Bar Unit Endorses Haynsworth Again, But Vote Is Divided; Bar Panel Backs Haynsworth Again

LAW ENFORCEMENT IS KEY VOTE ISSUE IN NATION'S CITIES; Liberals and Conservatives Are Promising to Bolster Strength of the Police Law Enforcement a Key Issue in Cities

Day of Observance Here Declared by Lindsay; OBSERVANCE DAY PROCLAIMED HERE

Billboard 200

Green River

Through The Past; Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2)

Johnny Cash At San Quentin

Blind Faith

Blood; Sweat & Tears

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 13, 1969