NY Times survey of NYS voters shows 13.8% listed drug addiction as main issue; graph

Survey Indicates Voters In State Drift to the Right

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A federally commissioned study has found that 85 per cent of nearly 700 urban high schools recently surveyed had experienced some type of dis ruption during the last three years and that racial factors figured in a large number of the incidents.

Unrest in Urban Schools Linked to Race

Nixon arrives, Shannon Airport; illus; rides through Limerick, Tipperary and Hospital, to home of J Mulcahey, an old friend

PRESIDENT STOPS 5 HOURS IN BRITAIN

umpires set up pickets outside Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh, in 1st strike by umpires in baseball history; 4 minor league umpires assigned to opening game; they comment; no pickets set up at AL play-off in Bloomington, Minn, but improvised umpire crew is on job

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Pres adviser Dr David says Adm will send bill to Cong providing for Govt control over power plant and transmission line sites as step toward curbing pollution, news conf; makes pub study detailing impact of power plant on pollution problem and need for govt agencies to coordinate pollution standards with power plant construction

U.S. TO ASK CURBS ON POWER PLANTS IN POLLUTION STEP

Kosygin and interim UAR leadership agree to continue efforts towards pol settlement; communique on confs, issued after Kosygin's return to Moscow, affirms continuation of policies agreed to between Nasser and USSR; stresses that USSR and UAR delegations agreed to eliminate consequences of Israeli aggression by achieving permanent peace in area; Cairo Al Ahram repts Kosygin made 3 main points in meeting with Sadat and other leaders; 3 detailed; Kosygin illus with Sadat

Egypt and Soviet Assert They Seek Peace in Mideast

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 3&#8212;Capitalism has failed in Latin America, according to Dr. Salvador Allende Gossens, and Chile under the government he expects to head for the next six years is to search out a new, independent way to socialism.

Allende Sees Chile Finding Her Own Way to Socialism

Govt says dual exch rate system will go into effect next wk; will set rate at 275 piasters to dollar for US servicemen but will not change rate for L'S Govt; Vietnamese seen opposed to change; Mins Pham Kim Ngoc and Nguyen Bich Hue plead for pub understanding, TV ss; cite econ gains from move

Saigon Takes Steps To Fight Inflation

Nixon Adm officials, in listing assumptions on which fiscal '72 defense budget request is based, include possible base closings in Ger

Defense Rise of $1‐Billion, First in 3 Years, Is Due

RIOTING SPREADS TO A FOURTH JAIL; 5 HOSTAGES FREED

light and scattered ground action reptd; S Vietnamese troops kill 12 enemy near O'Reilly base

Adm. McCain Visits Pnompenh

Cambodian mil spokesman says enemy forces appear to be massing for new attacks on outer defense ring of Pnompenh; Govt troops strike at enemy concentrations 14 mi N of capital; Govt bn sent to break roadblock on Route 4; Adm McCain, comdr of US forces in Pacific, arrives, Pnompenh; confs with Lon Nol; Min Koun Wick says US aircraft are flying support missions for Cambodian ground troops, news conf, San Francisco; map

New Drive on Pnompenh Is Predicted

Maj Am Rong confirms repts that Cambodian planes bombed region around Vietnamese refugee village in NW Cambodia on Sept 14; says bombing came during skirmishes in area 'infested by Vietcong and N Vietnamese'; says Govt troops suffered some losses; declines to identify planes that had participated in bombing; says he cannot confirm repts that S Vietnamese Govt is calling for probe; refugees describe bombings; some say there were no enemy troops in area; illus of victim of grenade explosion in Pnompenh mkt

CAMBODIA BOMBS ‘AROUND’ REFUGEES

some guerrillas withdraw from Irbid but remaining score Govt troops stationed at city's outskirts; Al Fatah leader A Khaled says if soldiers enter city, they will not leave alive; repts over 400 persons killed or wounded in city during repeated attacks by Govt troops attempting to penetrate town; does not specify how many guerrillas have withdrawn or remain but confirms repts that they are being reinforced by Palestine Liberation Army troops; denies Govt repts that Syrian troops are in area; says Irbid is being ruled by council representing masses but that guerrillas do not want to rule Irbid and that they would prefer to fight against Israel; Irbid's sts contain roadblocks and armed guards despite Amman radio statement that guerrilla leaders agreed that their men should not carry arms in towns; scene in Irbid described; illus of Red Cross convoy entering city; Hussein's forces control only short segments of route from Irbid to Amman with guerrillas controlling remainder; map; small number of guerrillas in Amman seen sign that truce comm has persuaded them to give up arms after army's withdrawal from city

Commandos Hold Sway in Irbid

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3&#8212;The interim leaders of the United Arab Republic have privately informed President Nixon that they intend to continue Presi dent Nasser's policy of seeking a peaceful settlement to the Arab&#8208;Israeli conflict, State De partment officials disclosed to day.

U.S. Discloses Assurances

Cong of Groups of Solidarity, RC orgn, backs Papal intervention on behalf of Palestinians, who it claims are victims of genocide; calls for establishment of dem state where Christians, Jews and Mohammedans can live with equal rights

PRIESTS' PARLEY OPPOSES CELIBACY

Article on 25 sites worked on by teams of volunteers and experts from Israeli, Eur and US univs this summer in Israel, most intense period of exploration ever in area; map

INTENSE DIGGING PAUSES IN ISRAEL

Nigerians accept announcement calmly; development program discussed

NIGERIANS CALM ON MILITARY RULE

expelled from Malaysian state of Sabah; no reason given

Times Writer Expelled From 2d Malaysian State

Major pol changes in southern Pacific, one of last colonial areas, revealed in South Pacific Conf; reprs of islands hold key positions, make effective decision in internatl talks and are now demanding further advancement in their status; comment on impact on US and other Western countries of these developments in their territories

POWER SHIFTING IN SOUTH PACIFIC

Govt repts of econ growth believed to be more solidly based in '70 than they have been for many yrs, reflect state of gen recovery from disruptive effects of cultural revolution; Hsinhua press repts say indus output has already surpassed '70 output quotas, agr output has improved and prices are stable

PEKING REPORTS ECONOMIC GAINS

FAO repts forests' production rose 2% in '69; graph shows increase in output of forests, fisheries and farms and in population, '58-69

WORLD FOOD CROP SAID TO STAGNATE

Communist party newspaper says scientists are defying demands to purge their ranks of reformists; repts 107 union units in educ and scientific units have been dissolved or recalled apparently because they refused to consent to dismissal of reformists

PRAGUE IS PURGING SCIENTISTS' UNIONS

Premier Karami Resigns With Cabinet in Lebanon

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October 4, 1970

Headlines from October 4, 1970

Survey Indicates Voters In State Drift to the Right

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Unrest in Urban Schools Linked to Race

PRESIDENT STOPS 5 HOURS IN BRITAIN

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Billboard 200

Cosmo's Factory

Woodstock

Mad Dogs & Englishmen

Chicago II

Stage Fright

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for October 4, 1970