Seale it gagged and chained to hit chair at judge's order after Seale repeatedly shouts accusations and insults at judge and prosecution; earlier in day, Fed marshals twice wrestle Seale into his seat; adhesive tape used over Seale's gag; Seale continues to appeal to be allowed to cross-examine witness; his contention that he is being deprived of right to counsel of his choice because judge has declined to postpone trial until Seale's lawyer recovers from operation noted; undercover Chicago policeman testifies Seale gave incendiary s in pk during conv; other details on trial; Dr B Spock backs defendants, news conf; drawing of Seale

Seale Put in Chains At Chicago 8 Trial; Judge Has Seale Chained and Gagged at Trial of the Chicago 8

Pres Nixon sees crime major campaign issue and Cahill best man to deal with problem, s, Hackensack

NIXON CAMPAIGNS ON CAHILL BEHALF; President Asserts G.O.P. Gubernatorial Candidate Can Deal With Crime Nixon Campaigns in Jersey on Behalf of Cahill

Large segments of the city's Democratic organization are making only a half-hearted effort on behalf of Mario A. Procaccino, the party's candidate for Mayor.  

Democrats Languid In Procaccino Race; Democratic Organization Languid in Procaccino Race 

HR com has ordered addition to foreign aid bill authorizing grants of $3-million to inst

HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES AID BILL OF $2.19-BILLION; $390-Million Trimmed From Nixon's Original Request on Foreign Assistance House Foreign Affairs Committee Approves $2.19-Billion Aid Authorization

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Sec Rogers reptdly asks Sen Foreign Relations Com not to press resolution calling for moratorium; Sen Fulbright says com will study request but that Rogers 'didn't talk us out of it'

ROGERS DISPUTES FULBRIGHT ON LAOS; Asserts Congress Receives Full Information on U.S. Role in Secret Warfare Fulbright Is Disputed by Rogers on Blackout in Laos

Estimate Bd approves $200-million plan to develop 2 new towns on island despite angry charges of steamroller tactics; approves 99-yr lease, putting development of most of island in hands of NYS Urban Development Corp; community planning bd members plead for more time to study complicated terms of lease or to offer possible alternative proposals; say their main concern is that city would be abdicating its right of review of detailed designs still to come; this results in bd voting to amend lease, increasing influence of elected city officials on 18-member subsidiary corp that will be in charge of design, construction and management of new community; main aspects of plan include 5,000 housing units that will be in 4-to-12-story bldgs with 30% low-income, 24% moderate-income, 20% middle-income and 25% luxury-income; other aspects listed; Urban Development Corp head Logue says that up to 1,000 units of new housing would be for persons associated with hospitals on island; lease agreement requires start on construction of new towns within 18 mos and completion within 8 yrs; Repr Koch and Dem-Liberal City Council candidate Burden accuse bd and development corp of undue haste

BOARD VOTES PLAN FOR WELFARE ISLE; Critics Charge Undue Haste on Plan to Construct 5,000 Housing Units There Board Votes Plan for Welfare Island

US Sup Ct rules unanimously that 33 school dists must end segregation 'at once' and operate integrated systems 'now and hereafter,' (Alexander v Holmes County Educ Bd); holds all requests for additional time to present desegregation plans should be denied because continued operation of segregated schools under standard of 'all deliberate speed' for desegregation is no longer constitutionally permissible; dists, when operating on integrated basis under order which US Appeals Ct must now issue, may offer objections and amendments in Fed Dist Ct providing Appeals Ct order has been complied with in all respects; steps required of dists as result of Ct's decision noted; decision, 1st by Burger, Nixon's 1st appointee to Ct, seen as stinging setback for Adm; NAACP Legal Defense and Educ Fund hails decision

SCHOOL INTEGRATION 'AT ONCE' IS ORDERED BY SUPREME COURT; NIXON BID FOR DELAY REJECTED; FIRST BURGER CASE ' All Deliberate Speed' Decision Voided in Mississippi Action Supreme Court Orders School Integration at Once

al-Kholy repts UAR has agreed to undertake full-scale mediation; Lebanese negotiators, led by Bustani, reptdly offered specific measures for ending dispute in talks with UAR officials; al-Kholy apparently took part in talks; repts Arafat has been invited to Cairo to represent guerrillas; Govt reptdly seeks accord committing guerrillas to inform Army of operations across border and restricting them to sparsely settled areas; reptdly assured UAR of 'goodwill to cooperate with the commandos'; Karami does not arrive in Cairo, as had been expected; Fatah radio repts guerrillas and Army have agreed to 24-hr cease-fire, which began at noon; Govt sources confirm rept; charge Fatah builds up its forces in Yanta area in preparation for drive to link up with guerrillas in SE; expect major battle for Rasheiya unless mediation succeeds; say Arafat is more flexible than his news conf statement barring talks suggested; rept machine-gun and small-arms duels between Army and guerrillas at Rasheiya continue; bomb explodes near Phoenicia Hotel, Beirut, causing no damage; right-wing students illus after subduing guerrilla sympathizers who held Amer Univ bldg, Beirut

U.A.R. TO MEDIATE LEBANESE DISPUTE WITH GUERRILLAS; Beirut Negotiators in Cairo Are Reported Amenable to Loosening Controls A CEASE-FIRE ARRANGED Arafat Is Invited to Egypt to Represent Palestinians in the Discussions Cairo Agrees to Mediate Rift Between Beirut and Guerrillas

Brandt's Foes Say His Stand On East Germany Perils Bonn; Brandt Stand on East Germany Termed Peril to Regime in Bonn

Pugwash Conf (meeting in Sochi, USSR) gets concluding repts which include proposals to narrow gap between rich and poor nations through plan for 'internatl science foundation' that would support research applicable primarily to developing nations

PUGWASH EXPERTS OFFER ARMS PLAN; Scientists of East and West Seek to Avert Atomic War PUGWASH EXPERTS OFFER ARMS PLAN

Sen com votes to reduce taxes of single persons, regardless of ago, so that none will have to pay more than 20% more in taxes than married couple with same income; proposal would save single persons $445-million a yr, compared with $650-million relief in HR bill; com discusses different forms of relief, including increase in personal exemption, tax credit as substitute for personal exemption and cut in rates; Long says com will vote 'at the minimum' to cut taxes on individuals as much as HR did; doubts corp tax-rate cut sought by Adm has chance; earlier, com completed consideration of reform; accepted rapid amortization plan agreed to in negotiations between rr indus and Treas in lieu of continuing investment tax credit for rrs; plan detailed; com also restricted, essentially along lines of Treas proposal, HR bill sec granting fast write-offs for antipollution equipment installed in old business facilities; set termination date of Dec 31, '74 for both incentives for modernization given rrs and incentives for insulting antipollution equipment

SENATE UNIT VOTES TO REDUCE TAXES OF SINGLE PERSONS; None Would Pay Over 20% Above Levy on Married With the Same Income Senate Unit Votes a Reduction In the Taxes of Single Persons

Nguyen Van Thieu orders release from prison of militant Buddhist monk Thich Thien Minh; Govt spokesman says he is 1st of more than 300 pol prisoners who will be released or whose sentences will be reduced as part of S Vietnam's Natl Day observance; Govt frees 88 Vietcong prisoners, apparently as Natl Day gesture; Buddhist spokesman says release of Thien Minh comes as no surprise; Thien Minh illus

Thieu Frees Monk; 300 Political Foes Will Get Clemency; Thieu to Free Monk and Grant Clemency to 300 Political Foes

Educ Bd informally approves Lachman resolution, 1st of kind ever formulated for system; resolution also frees school newspapers from official censorship and upholds student's right to wear armbands and buttons, and distribute pol leaflets and other pub 'at locations adjacent to school,' provided they get authorization and distribute information at specific locations at designated times; allows students to elect reprs to hs student govt in departure from traditional setup where only students belonging to 'Gen Orgn' were permitted to vote; bd drops term 'bill of rights' from resolution and eliminates preamble in which Lachman discussed 'profound soc changes' taking place throughout world,' which was intended to set stage for specific points in statement

Right of Peaceful Student Dissent Is Affirmed by City School Board; Right of Peaceful Student Dissent Is Affirmed by City School Board

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HR, 389-4, approves Fed Coal Mine Health and Safety Act; provisions

Mine Health and Safety Bill Is Passed by House, 389-4; Mine Health and Safety Bill Voted by House, 389-4

Young Falangists Demonstrate Against Franco's Cabinet Shuffle

Balaguer forbids Dominican Revolutionary party to meet, radio and TV s; says party violated law at recent meeting during which it called for 'dictatorship with approval of people'

Balaguer Forbids Meetings Of Dominican Political Party

MOSCOW, Oct. 29 -- The manager of the American Express Company here said tonight that he had been ordered to leave the Soviet union "as soon as possible." He is Michael S. Jelisavcic, a United States citizen who was born in Yugoslavia and who has been in Moscow for nine years.  

A U.S. TRAVEL AGENT EXPELLED BY SOVIET

Disbanding for budgetary reasons of the Bagad (bagpipe band) of Lann-Bihou, France, naval air station postponed after appeals by Breton leaders

Breton Pipers to Keep Their Skirl for a While

Scarman opens inquiry tribunal, Londonderry, on Aug riots there; Devlin testifies she organized throwing of stones and gasoline bombs at policemen but that she never threw a bomb; given 13 summonses to appear in ct Dec 8 to answer charges she assaulted policemen and incited people to riot

Bernadette Devlin Tells Inquiry She Never Threw a Fire Bomb

article on housing as major issue in parliamentary by-election, Glasgow; Gorbal dwellers comment on slum conditions

Housing Is the Major Issue in By-Election Today in Slum District of Glasgow

Athens special mil tribunal begins series of 14 trials involving 43 defendants charged with trying to subvert regime; 3 persons, accused of belonging to center-leftist 'Free Greeks' orgn, sentenced to jail terms for possessing suitcase full of explosives

Three Sentenced in Athens As Regime Opens Trial

Govt nationalizes Lima phone co by buying control from ITT for $17.9-million

Peru, After Nationalizations, Seeks to Attract Foreign Investment

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October 30, 1969

Headlines from October 30, 1969

Seale Put in Chains At Chicago 8 Trial; Judge Has Seale Chained and Gagged at Trial of the Chicago 8

NIXON CAMPAIGNS ON CAHILL BEHALF; President Asserts G.O.P. Gubernatorial Candidate Can Deal With Crime Nixon Campaigns in Jersey on Behalf of Cahill

Democrats Languid In Procaccino Race; Democratic Organization Languid in Procaccino Race

HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES AID BILL OF $2.19-BILLION; $390-Million Trimmed From Nixon's Original Request on Foreign Assistance House Foreign Affairs Committee Approves $2.19-Billion Aid Authorization

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Billboard 200

Abbey Road

Green River

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

Blind Faith

Johnny Cash At San Quentin

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 30, 1969