President Nixon gives Indochina speech. Charles DeGaulle writing memoirs.     

President Nixon gives Vietnam speech. My Lai trial begins for Sargent David Mitchell. 

Communist criticism about Nixon Indochina speech. More US casualties in Vietnam. Saigon opposes cease-fire while communists still in South Vietnam. 

Susan Atkins confesses to the killing of Sharon Tate. 

Marlboro Country commercial.        

Fiji gains independence from Britain. Pierre Laporte, Quebec's Vice-Premier and Minister of Labour is kidnapped.                    

The latest news from the CBS radio network.          

CBS radio news with Daniel Schorr.       

New York City Mayor John Lindsay endorses Arthur Goldberg in New York Gubernatorial race vs. Nelson Rockefeller.         

Nine murders in California. Dr. Victor Ohta and family slain.            

Republican Chairperson Rogers Morton says Spiro Agnew will be nominated again for Vice President in 1972 and President in 1976.     

President says he will be happy with two Republican Senator wins in upcoming election. Labor Department reports five US industries with over six percent unemployment.         

Mob stones President Nixon's motorcade as he prepares law and order speech.          

Cleveland Cavaliers lose by 54 points to Philadelphia 76ers 141-87.           

The death of Charles DeGaulle. 

Host: Bill Ryan 

Nixon campaign spending bill voted on soon. In Michigan, a black couple looks for place to park their yacht.    

Host: David Brinkley 

News events for Nov 22nd, 1970. 

Host: David Brinkley    

News events of the day.         

New York City cab drivers and longshoremen go on strike, power strike in Great Britain continues, defense prepares case for Lt. William Calley in My Lai massacre.     

Jack Whitaker reports on the Muhammad Ali-Oscar Bonavena fight.     

Bob Young reports.       

Vietnam casualties light due to holiday ceasefire. Youth music festival in Laguna Beach, California.

Campaign launched to destroy marajuina fields in Vietnam. Fight to control VD in Vietnam.     

Americans have their say in this up-to-the-minute public-opinion survey. 
Some 3,000 of them have been polled by Louis Harris Associates
during the past 36 hours. Tonight, their answers are fed into studio computers for an analysis of views on the economy, crime in the streets, youth and drugs, Vietnam, and recreation interests.
Interpreting the data (in the studio and by cross-country telephone hookup) are pollster Louis Harris; former attorney general Ramsey Clark; former presidential assistants Walt Rostow and Bill Moyers; and John Knowles, general director of Massachusetts General Hospital. Viewers may compare their own opinions to those given in the poll. 
Producer Lester Cooper says the program's aim is to "find out what common goals Americans have and how to make them work."

Frank Reynolds is the host. 
                       

North Vietnam protests at Paris peace talks. Senator Richard Russell in serious condition with respitory condition.

Feedback from State Of The Union address. US transport planes deliver supplies to Cambodia.

President Nixon wants 91st Congress to clean up affairs. Lt. William  Calley to undergo a mental test.

Spiro Agnew speaks about administrative programs. Arizona may lose $37 million dollars in welfare aid if Federal regulations are not complyed with.       

Charges dropped against Major General Samuel Koster in My Lai incident. 1972 budget submitted to Congress.        

Apollo 14 lands on moon despite issue with docking. President Nixon sends economy report to Congress.      

Japan news agency says 5,000 South Vietnamese in attack. Former Texas governor John Connally responds to accusations he illegally received funds while governor.

Apollo 14 in moon orbit. British send another battalion to Northern Ireland after fighting breaks out in Belfast. 

United States ground forces reported in Laos. Former Texas governor John Connally sworn in as new treasury secretary.     

AFL-CIO President George Meany rejects President Nixon's revenue sharing plan. Lt.William Calley trial resumes soon.

President Nixon holds unscheduled briefing on Vietnam. New treasury secretary John Connally asks Congress to raise the debt ceiling by $40 billion dollars.

President Nixon says US will use full air power to defend South Vietnamese troops. Mental professionals testify in William Calley trial.

Decision to proceed with Laos invasion made without major confidence. Lt. William Calley testifies at My Lai massacre trial.  

Report on last night's Muhammad Ali-Joe Frazier fight which Frazier won by unanimous fifteen round decision, knocking Ali down in round fifteen. The fight shown in theaters on closed circuit television around the country, was held at New York City's Madison Square Garden. Ali and Frazier would go on to fight two more times with Ali winning both times.  

Civil war in Pakistan. East Pakistan rebellion crushed, Sest Pakistan Army in control of Dacca. 11% increase in serious crime in 1970 according to Attorney General John Mitchell.     

Lt. William  Calley is found guilty for his role in the Vietnam My Lai massacre, in which 22 unarmed South Vietnamese civilians were killed. 
Charles Manson found guilty of first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder for the deaths of seven people, including film actress Sharon Tate. The prosecution argued that while Manson never directly ordered the murders, his ideology constituted an overt act of conspiracy.  

Lt. William Calley is court- martialed in My Lai massacre incident. 

President Nixon to address the nation on Vietnam and intervenes in case of Lt. William Calley.   

Representative Hale Boggs calls for resignation of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. In William Calley case, half of the jurors struggling with giving him a life sentence.  

The latest news.

Fulton Lewis reporting.         

Defense Secretary Melvin Laird says North Vietnamese unable to mount sustained offensive, US ground combat role ending in Summer. Inflation alert issued by White House. 
        

Senator Muskie comments about FBI spying on American citizens.
ACNE panel will interview President Nixon on radio.    

NBC special on the Chinese table-tennis team and the visit to Communist China by the United States table tennis team. 

President Nixon will address the nation on Vietnam. Lt. William Calley trained at officer training school in Fort Benning Georgia.     

Richard Nixon press conference. Calley released from stockade.

Anti-war demonstrations in Washington. Nixon makes radio speech on high cost of farming.         

Frank McGee in New York filling in for Chet Huntley. 

Anti-war demonstrations continue in Washington. Dr. Martin Luther King assasin James Earl Ray makes escape attempt in Tennessee prison but is caught. 
                 

Anti-war protesters at justice Dept. President Nixon cleared all actions by Washington DC police during demonstrations.