Western diplomatic sources rept that Soviet pol leaders, in effort to allay fears of mil about possible arms control accord with US, have given go-ahead for new weapons systems, including multiple warheads and antimissile systems, that later can be cut back if accord materializes

Soviet Leaders Held Split Over Strategic Arms Talks; Soviet Leaders Held Split on Arms Talks

ALBANY, Oct. 26 -- A year in advance of the 1970 election, in which Governor Rockefeller has said he will seek a fourth term, the Governor is campaigning as though the election were next week.  

Rockefeller Campaigning Year Before Election Day; Rockefeller Opens Campaign for Fourth Term a Year Before Election Day to Bind Up Party Wounds 

couple and Mrs Nixon attend dedication of Juilliard School, Lincoln Center, NYC; illus; they are stuck briefly in elevator while inspecting facilities

Juilliard School Dedication Marks Completion of Lincoln Center; The Juilliard School Is Dedicated

LISBON, Monday, Oct. 27 -- The Portuguese opposition failed to win a single seat in the election yesterday to the 130-seat National Assembly in the first significantly contested election in the country in 43 years.

GOVERNING PARTY IN PORTUGAL WINS ALL SEATS IN VOTE; Opposition Gets Only 11% of Ballots in First Significant Contest in 43 Years CAETANO'S PARTY SWEEPS ELECTION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 -- There is both hope and trepidation among knowledgeable officials here as they prepare for talks with the Russians next month on the life-and-death issues of how to control the nuclear arms race.

New Arms Talks: Risk and Opportunity; U.S. Prepares for Arms Talks With Mixed Feelings

Procaccino debates Lindsay and Marchi on TV; illus

PROCACCINO VOWS TO PUT POLICEMEN IN CITY'S SCHOOLS; Makes Pledge in TV Debate With Mayoral Rivals on Law and Order Issue LINDSAY OPPOSES PLAN Marchi Accuses Mayor of Dealing With Racketeers in Brooklyn in 1966 Procaccino Pledges to Assign Policemen to Schools

coalition of 13 unions representing 147,000 GE workers begin nationwide strike; critical effects seen on bargaining in other indus and for Nixon Adm anti-inflation campaign; IUE pres Jennings says his union's conf bd votes unanimously for strike; UE pres Fitzgerald also calls strike; some unions, whose contracts do not expire, strike over unresolved grievances; failure of mediation efforts, led by W A Maggiolo, noted; GE rejects last minute-effort by both electrical unions to submit outstanding differences to arbitration; spokesmen say neither co nor unions want or expect White House intervention; issues in strike and co offer detailed; proposal by unions noted; police arrest 4 pickets in Schenectady shortly before strike begins; P O'Dwyer, seeking Dem nomination for US Sen, joins pickets there; unions cooperating in negotiations listed

General Electric Struck By 13 Unions Across U. S.; Critical Effects Seen on Bargaining and Nixon's Drive Against Inflation if Walkout Is Prolonged One General Electric Struck by 13 Unions Across Nation

rising controversy over adm of Natl Alliance of Businessmen program discussed; program's critics charge almost 50% of hard-core unemployed placed in jobs have left, 15% above normal indus turnover rate; hold Negroes are not given large enough role in program, too many of jobs obtained are low-level with few promotional opportunities; Chicago Alliance of Businessmen bd member D Grisham holds more black cos should participate as employers and consultants, more Negroes should be hired as staff members; urges Nixon to call conf of top 100 black business leaders to advise white businessmen on hiring slum residents; Battelle Memorial Inst repts many Negroes have become disenchanted because false hopes of good jobs have been raised but not fulfilled; Columbus, Ohio, alliance branch chmn Lazarus, Admr Lovell comment; alliance vice chmn Kayser says alliance will establish monitoring system to check job placement figures, which have been criticized as misleading; some local alliance officials deplore loss of enthusiasm among top local businessmen

Dissidence Mounts in Job Aid Alliance; Dissidence Rises in Job Aid Alliance as a Bigger Role Is Sought for Blacks

Nasser, responding to Helou appeal, sends H S al-Kholy to Jordan and Syria as mediator; gets Al Fatah message bitterly denouncing Zionist and imperialist agents in Govt; settlement along lines of 1 made earlier this yr, in which Lebanon agreed to let commandos remain in nation for training and commandos agreed not to raid Israel from Lebanon, seen possible if Govt makes greater commitment to Arab cause; Cairo Al Ahram repts temporary cease-fire between Army and commandos may be reached soon, pending outcome of Nasser efforts; lull in fighting occurs as word of Nasser intervention spreads; high commando source says cease-fire is in effect; says Govt has put out feelers for direct talks between Army high command and guerrilla leaders; Govt repts commandos at Yanta tried to occupy village of Niha but were forced to retreat by Govt forces; al-Kholy meets with Jordanian King Hussein, al-Attassi and Palestine Liberation Orgn head Y Arafat; Govt hails Nasser mediation effort, hints at settlement terms

NASSER AIDE GOES TO SYRIA TO COOL CRISIS IN LEBANON; Meets With the President -- Support for Commandos Is Pledged After Parley A LULL IN THE FIGHTING Egypt, in Mediator's Role at Beirut's Request, Is Said to Strive for Restraint NASSER AIDE ACTS ON LEBANON CRISIS

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Kunstler returns from Paris and says N Vietnamese have agreed to release 'extremely important' information about Amer POWs; says he cannot reveal specific details until he speaks to Dellinger and Davis; says N Vietnamese proposal has nothing to do with release of prisoners

LAWYER PROMISES NEWS ON P.O.W.'S; Says North Vietnamese in Paris Made Agreement

Stenvig personally directed police riot squad as it broke up small crowd of demonstrators on Vietnam Moratorium Day; action widely publicized; his stress on law enforcement during election campaign and moves to improve police force since he took office noted

Stenvig Kept Policeman's Image During Moratorium Day Protest

D Acheson says he believes Nixon tries hard to end war, TV int; says Nov 3 s should be attempt to convince Amer pub that he tries; will withdraw at least 300,000 soldiers; Sec Chafee says by this time next yr S Vietnamese will have assumed control of naval aspects of war

Chafee Cites Naval Change

Vietcong radio announces 3 US soldiers listed as missing in action will be released; men identified

Prisoners May Be Released

Proceedings in the U.N.

Scott predicts Nixon will withdraw 300,000 soldiers

Scott Predicts 300,000

Acheson Cautions on Dates

Meo General Leads Tribesmen in War With Communists in Laos

Agnew defends his statements as calculated use of 'punchy language' to get his points across, int in Newsweek (pub)

Agnew Defends 'Punchy Language'

Shots in Bus Station Hurt 3

Meets concurrently with Union of Amer Hebrew Congregations

Rabbi Assails Nixon's Vietnam Policies

Princeton U trustees bd rejects resolution by 2 newly installed members that bd commit univ to antiwar stand; passes substitute resolution stating individual members have right to express their views, but bd action would be contrary to principles of academic freedom

PRINCETON OPPOSES ANTI-VIETNAM STAND

Amer analysts say Russian has become 2d language in Hanoi, giving USSR subtle long-range influence in N Vietnam that has made even more effective influence gained by aid; say spread of Russian has had some adverse effects

More Hanoi Aides Speaking Russian

Peking fire fighters, called to put out fire at Vietcong's mission, stand in group reading Mao quotations before tackling fire; incident cited as example of continuing stress on Mao thought as inspirational invocation akin to power of prayer; more pragmatic approach to situations in which lives might be endangered indicated recently in statements stressing med treatment

AT FIRE IN PEKING, THOUGHTS OF MAO; But Regime Seems to Shift to More Pragmatic Line

Harris poll shows more than 1/3 of Amers favor immediate, unconditional withdrawal

A HARRIS POLL FINDS MIXED MOOD ON WAR

Marek Napiórkowski is a Polish jazz guitarist and composer.

Marek Napiórkowski, Polish jazz guitarist and composer

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Michael Tarnat is a German former professional footballer, currently employed by Bayern Munich as the leader of the U12–U16 youth teams. A left-footed full-back, he was also employed as a left wingback and occasionally as a defensive midfielder. His nickname is "Tanne", meaning "fir" in English. He ended his career with Hannover 96, having previously played for MSV Duisburg, Karlsruher SC, Bayern Munich and Manchester City. A veteran of 19 caps for Germany, Tarnat also participated in the 1998 FIFA World Cup. He is renowned for his powerful free kicks and similar long-shots with his strong left foot.

October 27, 1969

Headlines from October 27, 1969

Soviet Leaders Held Split Over Strategic Arms Talks; Soviet Leaders Held Split on Arms Talks

Rockefeller Campaigning Year Before Election Day; Rockefeller Opens Campaign for Fourth Term a Year Before Election Day to Bind Up Party Wounds

Juilliard School Dedication Marks Completion of Lincoln Center; The Juilliard School Is Dedicated

GOVERNING PARTY IN PORTUGAL WINS ALL SEATS IN VOTE; Opposition Gets Only 11% of Ballots in First Significant Contest in 43 Years CAETANO'S PARTY SWEEPS ELECTION

New Arms Talks: Risk and Opportunity; U.S. Prepares for Arms Talks With Mixed Feelings

Billboard 200

Green River

Johnny Cash At San Quentin

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

Abbey Road

Blind Faith

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 27, 1969