McGovern Versus Nixon Ramps Up Campaign Duel
Sen George McGovern urged Nixon to campaign openly while Nixon aides defend a bipartisan approach. McGregor cited a Vandenberg tradition of bipartisanship on security and foreign policy. Nixon vetoed a railroad retirement bill later overridden by Congress. Agnew accused McGovern of pork barrelling and announced nearly 150 million for Urban Renewal in Rapid City and Sturgis. Shriver blasted Nixon on peace, while Mrs McGovern and Mrs Nixon spoke on Vietnam and arthritis aid. Three Texas Democrats reimbursed Nixon jet fares.
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Sturgis
Sargent Shriver
Philadelphia
Temple University
National Labor Federation
Meany
Texas
White House
Scientific Panel Urges U S Hand on Resource Use
A panel under government contract urged the United States to curb population and consumption to avoid a looming minerals crisis. It called for shifting to domestically plentiful materials, tightening demand, and guiding a long term no-growth stability while expanding domestic production.
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Washington
United States
National Commission On Materials Policy
Americans assess Soviet pollution efforts during Baikal visit
AP reported Russell E. Train, head of the U.S. Council on Environmental Quality, completed a 9,000‑mile Soviet tour. He criticized limited environmental standards, noted Baikal pulp plant pollution, and said joint U.S.–Soviet projects on water pollution and earthquake forecasting may begin soon. Train met with Nikolai Podgorny and stressed the agreement could improve relations and foster a new political climate.
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U.S. Council On Environmental Quality
Russell E. Train
Soviet Union
United States
Train
Baikalsk
Lake Baikal
Icks
Siberia
Russia
Makat
Baikal
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Employment Office Closed Next Monday
The Indiana Employment Office at 206 E Ninth St will be closed Monday Oct 9 in observance of Columbus Day. Manager J O Armstrong said normal hours resume Tuesday Oct 10.
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Indiana
E. Ninth St
J. O. Armstrong
New Mexico Holds Vast Gypsum Resources
New Mexico is estimated to possess 176000 acres of gypsum, reflecting substantial mineral wealth. The figure highlights the state's extensive mineral deposits and potential for ongoing development.
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New Mexico
Dagger Deanee's Open Hours Show Sparks Nighttime Excitement
Dagger Deanee's presents a new dancing schedule featuring six girls and two exotics. Evening hours run from 6 p.m. to midnight with a Friday matinee from 4 p.m. to 3 a.m. The club advertises colorful performances and nightlife entertainment.
Odrinex Promises Fat Loss Without Exercise Or Starvation
A weight loss aid advertises Odrinex as a tiny tablet that requires no dangerous drugs or special exercise. It claims thousands used it nationwide for 14 years, offers a plan for $3.25 and a larger option for $5.25, and guarantees money back if ugly fat isn’t lost.
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