Fear in Hanoi and Saigon Shapes Daily Life
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett portrays fear as the shared thread linking Hanoi and Saigon. Bomb warnings, air raid sirens, and rockets create constant tension, while life persists with austere wardrobes and stories of past bombardments shaping Vietnamese resilience and everyday behavior.
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Anderson faces postcharrette shift as Sheldon exits
Redevelopment director David Sheldon resigns effective Oct 27 to take a similar post in Eureka California. The move challenges momentum from Indiana's first charrette conference and prompts questions about sustaining private public cooperation and a five year downtown improvement program totaling about 8.5 million dollars with increased funding hints from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Fatal Crash Near Richmond Kills Man and Injures Teens
A car and pickup collision near Richmond leaves Paul L. Eadler 54 dead and three others, including two 16 year olds, in critical condition. In a separate incident Donald Ray Stevens 21 dies when a weed spraying truck overturns on Interstate 465. A Henry County crash at a junction fatally injures Simeon Haler 67. his son Carl 16 is treated and released.
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Senate Votes to End KP Duty in Armed Forces
The Senate rejected Sen. William Proxmire's amendment to cut 60 million dollars for civilian KP hires, supporting abolition of noncombatant kitchen and cleaning duties to bolster an all volunteer military. House action kept funding, with costs to be offset, and a Senate-House conference to resolve differences.
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Former UAW Local 1384 members allege improper representation
Ex-Cell-O strike fallout widens. Attorney Max Cook says 37 workers not reinstated after a 1970 strike may have lacked proper union representation. He hints potential suits against the United Auto Workers and plans talks with UAW leaders to seek representation for damages. Local 1384 struck Ex-Cell-O in 1970 after protracted recognition disputes.
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Air Force Fill Jet Vanishes on First Combat Mission
SAIGON AP reports a Fill swing wing jet disappeared on its first combat mission since its return to war duty after four years. Confirmation was delayed five days. The aircraft has suffered from political and production problems, and a loss could renew controversy over its reliability.
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Nixon and Gromyko Set to Sign ABM Pact Today
President Nixon and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will sign the anti ballistic missile treaty in the East Room and exchange letters formalizing the interim offensive weapons accord. The signing follows the Moscow summit approvals and includes senior aides at Camp David and the White House.
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Danes weigh joining European Common Market vote
A heavy vote favors the for side as Danes decide whether to join the European Common Market. The Egyptian press renews calls for action against American and German economic interests in the Middle East.
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Unbeatens Yorktown and Alexandria Tigers Lead Week
Midseason check shows Yorktown and Alexandria as the only undefeated area teams. Feature on Page 10 explores reasons behind their surge and remaining schedule pressure for the race. The Canadian election story, page 11, notes Trudeau’s party in western Canada.
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Gandhi relevance debated on his 103rd birth anniversary
Indians question Mohandas K. Gandhi's relevance to modern India on his 103rd birth anniversary. The rest of the edition includes weather, sports, and notices with brief forecasts and page references.
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