Democratic governors mum on 1972 preferences
Democratic governors largely avoided committing to a 1972 presidential candidate as a United Press International poll taken at a Miami Beach meeting found Muskie leading in endorsements from three governors with a silent nod from a fourth. Several governors neither preferred a candidate nor ruled out Muskie, while Mills and Melcher backed by their home states. Most declined to choose or wanted to test sentiment after primaries. Scott listed Muskie as first and Jackson as second.
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Miami Beach
UPD
United Press International
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Regkins
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
George S. Mctlovern
South Dakota
Commert
UPI
National Committee
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Preston Smith
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Maskiehy
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dale L. Humpers
North Carolina
Scott
Jackson
One Million Gallon Water Mystery May Be Solved
Valley Community Services District officials report a sudden one million gallon daily surge in sewage flow since July 27 at the Dublin plant. A freeze on new connections is planned to identify the source, with portable meters to isolate homes and businesses while Brown & Caldwell assists the probe.
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Dublin
Paul Ryan
Valley Community Services Disistor
VCSD
Ryan
Brown & Coldwell
Athat
Tom Schueser
Sehweser
Bay Area ‘Regional Water Quality Control Board
Lily
Schweser
Schweier
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Paul van Added
Vosd Public Works Department
Israel Faces Threat of Total Chaos Warns Cabinet Member
Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir warned at a Labor forum that Israel’s unrest and strikes risk dragging the country toward war as the cease fire persists. Former air force chief Ezer Weizman urged Prime Minister Golda Meir to resign or form a new coalition amid looming political crises.
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United Proan
Ezer Weitzman
Golda Meir
Fisnance
Pinhas Sapte
Anwar) Sadat
Sapie
Wellaiian
Rael
Middle East
Gahal
Mrs. Meir
Israel
Tel Aviv
Trade talks with Japan fail to narrow deficit gap
Washington reports two days of talks between the United States and Japan over a 2.8 billion dollar annual U.S. trade deficit. Japan pressed for removal of the 10 percent import surcharge and lessened tariff barriers while the U.S. urged yen revaluation. Both sides said relations remain based on mutual trust but key differences remain unresolved. China UN seating and Nationalist issues discussed. Nixon hosted Fukuda at White House dinner.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Japan
United States
Welliam P. Rogers
Takeo Fukuda
Fukuda
Nixon
White House
China
United Nations
Rogers
General Assembly
FDA may restrict Red No 2 food coloring usage
FDA warned Friday it may limit the common food coloring Red No 2 amid rat study concerns about reproduction. Tests by Russian scientists suggested the color additive impaired pregnancies and caused stillbirths, prompting an order for broader animal testing on all colorings and reporting by October 31. Public use spans 10 to 12 percent of foods with annual sales around 10 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPT
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Federal Register
PDA
Edward J. Pisateri
H. Kohnstammani Co
The
Resateri
Chicago
Usom
Sak Ree
Foot ‘Technology
Fremont church schools open this week
Fremont starts school on Monday at Calvary Baptist Fremont Christian and Prince of Peace Lutheran schools. Mission Hills Seventh Day Adventist begins Tuesday. Holy Spirit, St Joseph and St Leonard Catholic schools start Wednesday in Fremont, with St Edward's Newark and Holy Rosary Union City also noted.
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Fremont
Calvary Baptist School
Roberts Ave
Fremont Christian School
Hansen Ave
Prince of ‘Pence Litheran
Fremont Blvd
Mission Hills
Seventh Day ‘Adventist School
Holy Spiri H
St. Joseph's
St. Jeonard's Catholic
St. Edward's Catholic School
Newark
Holy] Rosary Catholic School
Union City
Fremont girl studies in Costa Rica
Fremont resident Ann Alvarez daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Alvarez of 38673 Farwell Drive is among 12 University of Be Pacific Covell College students studying in Costa Rica This second class visits under the new Covell College program and stays with San Jose Costa Rica families splitting time between University of Costa Rica study and work in their major They departed for Costa Rica this summer and will finish their semester in November in the Latin American country
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San Jose
Costa Rica
University of
Kansas Picnic Set at Fremont Central Park
Fremont hosts the annual Kansas picnic this Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm at Fremont Central Park. All former Kansas residents and families are invited and asked to bring picnic benches. Coffee and punch will be provided.
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Fremont
Kansas
Fremont Sentrall Park
Pasay Padre
Parkway
Parents plead not guilty to child abuse charges
Georgiana Brayton Sandher Irshand Richard 69 pleaded innocent to child abuse in a case tied to a boy named Anthony Gibbons found chained in a packing crate at a commune near Ely. Superior Court Judge Frank Moore set Oct 26 trial and reduced bail to 12500 each. The parents, father James Gibbons and a group of younger followers, were in court for moral support. the two had been fugitives since the boy was found two years ago.
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NDIO
UPI
Georgiana Brayton
Sandher Irshand
Richard
Anthony Gibbons
Superior Court
Frank Moore
James Gibbons
Ely
Gibbons
Hraytons
Richard Walton
Sand Slade Is Cleared In First Cattle Equine Encephalitis Case
Syracuse report says seven weeks old Sand Slade at St Josephs Hospital is in good condition after state records the first human case of horse encephalitis. Doctors expect release in eight days.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPH
Sand Slade
St. Joseph's Hospital
New York State
Tur Arcus Published by The Daily Review
Fragmented OCR text lists publication and distribution details with postal routes and staff roles. Names, dates, and places are unclear. the readable elements indicate a Sunday issue with by mail circulation and mention of a bureau.
Fremeni Travel Js Corbet Big tour packages detailed
Fremeni Travel promotes two two week tours from San Francisco to London Spain Portugal and North Africa with meals, escorted shopping, wine tastings, and a farewell dinner. Prices start at 9 per person. A second Mediterranean Cruise includes meals, beverages, theater in London, hotels, European jets, and ports from Venice to Tel Aviv. Prices from 795 per person. Fremont World at 39070 Fremont Blvd offers contact details.
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Trijs
San Francisco
London
Spain
Portugal
North Africa
British United Airways
Mediterranean
Venice
Bari
Conath Canal
Piraeus
Athens
Cyprus
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Fremont World Travel
Fremont Blvd
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Robert W. Scott
Calvin Rampton
Utah
John Buens
Hawaii
Cecil D. Andrus
Daho
Bruce King
New Mexico
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Oakland
Alameda County Committee
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Oaklandome
Suez’ Canal
Weltaman
Middle Peat
Alse Douglas-Home
Cairo
Sumdiay
Douglas-Home
Tur Arcus
Daily Review
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