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#10010
(Studio) Hijackers and passengers still abd. Japanese jet in South Korea; after 3 days hijackers agree to exchange hostages for Japanese government official and socialist Parliament mbr.; will then fly to North Korea.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
(Seoul, South Korea) Hijackers allow food, water brought abd.; hijackers growing calmer; passengers all right.
REPORTER: Lou. Cioffi
#10012
(Studio) 2 Senators introduction resolution for international conference to neutralize Indochina; Senator J. William Fulbright says let North Vietnam have Indochina control; Senator For. Relations Committee and Secretary of State William Rogers discuss Cambodia.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(DC) Rogers wants closed session, FuIbright objects; after closed meeting [ROGERS - reports no plans for United States intervention in Cambodia.] [FULBRIGHT - assured that administration only trying to preserve Cambodian neutrality.]
REPORTER: John Scali
#10013
(Studio) Cambodia wants no foreign troops; communist assaults helping government mobilize people against VC, North Vietnam.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
(Phnom Penh, Cambodia) Pol. ntlism. growing on campuses; government says almost 100% students enlisted in Army; students will fight if diplomacy fails.
REPORTER: Steve Bell
#10015
(Studio) Massachusetts Governor Francis Sargent signs bill preventing government from forcing Massachusetts men to fight undeclared war; idea to get Supreme Court ruling on Vietnam war Const.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
(No location given) [Governor SARGENT - says American should know if Vietnam war legal.]
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds (narrates)
#10016
(Studio) Chicago federal grand jury indicts 12 Students for a Democratic Society Weathermen on riot conspiracy charges; Judge Julius Hoffman presides.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
#10018
(Studio) P. O., air controllers 1st to strike against government; strikes seem resolved.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(DC) Postmaster General Winton Blount announces 6% pay raise retroactive to December 27 for all federal employees, additional increase for P. O. workers upon reorg. [BLOUNT - reports 8% post office pay raise when legislature becomes law, new wage scale.] [AFL-CIO President Ceo. MEANY - says collective bargaining now incls. government]
REPORTER: Christine Huneke
(Studio) Govt., air controller leaders meet.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(DC) Pro. Airtraffic Control Org. Attorney F. Lee Bailey and Judge George Hart discuss strike settlement; reach agreement to be announced within 24 hrs.
REPORTER: Stephen Geer
(Studio) Teamsters, truckers tentatively agree on 3 year contract.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
#10020
(Studio) Most intense Mideast fighting since 1967 war; losses reported.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
#10021
(Studio) Athens court jails 5 newspaper execs.; opposition political figure for spreading false rumors; Greek press not free.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
(Athens, Greece) Greek martial law not openly seen; regime provides stability; civil rights don't exist; government won't lift martial law and hold elections; political prisons packed; government denies torture, rumors persist.
REPORTER: Peter Jennings
#10023
(Studio) United States Forest Service cutting 1,000 pine acres; man at fault.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(San Bernardino, California) Smog kills old California trees; photosynthesis ability broken; mount atmosphere polluted.
REPORTER: Bill Wordham
#10024
(Studio) Washington, DC sunny; Chicago cold.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(Chicago, Illinois) Record snow chills Chicago; O'Hare airport closed; baseball exhibition game moved.
REPORTER: Kenneth Gale
#10025
(Studio) Fort Lawton, Washington Indians want land.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(Fort Lawton, WA) Indians camp on Fort Lawton, claim ownership. [Bernie WHITEBEAR - reads claim to land for Indians.] MP's eject 80 from post.
REPORTER: Rodney Chandler
#10027
(Studio) Nixon disputes Senator appointed rejection right.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
(Studio) President claims Senator Const. tradition wrong; 18 of 72 Pres'. Supreme Court noms. have been rejected; Senator rights exist; Nixon got bad legal advice.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
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