Nixon Warns on Campus Violence at Student Gathering
President Nixon told delegates to the Association of Student Governments that his administration is deeply concerned about campus frustrations that spill into violence. He noted the group represents student body presidents from about 300 U.S. campuses and supports nonradical means to gain attention from administrators.
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Munich Opens Oktoberfest With First Tap
Munich mayor taps first keg to open the 60 acre festival grounds as crowds surge for Oktoberfest. Officials expect four million quarts of beer four million sausages and 400000 grilled chickens consumed with up to six million visitors anticipated.
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Athens Aero Club Members Reflect On Dying as Hobby
In a fragment from page 4 the Athens Aero Club is mentioned with odd phrasing about dying as a hobby. The note references crowds swelling in Athens over a weekend and a minor sports beat noting a Bobcats victory over Kent. Page teasers to various sections imply a historical, varied paper.
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Abrams Sees Hanoi Winter Spring Offensive Planned
Gen. Creighton W. Abrams said Hanoi appears to plan a winter spring campaign in South Vietnam. He described troop withdrawals as manageable while noting signals of a new offensive beginning in November and allied sources expect shellings, ground assaults, and attempts to disrupt Saigon governance. A recon sweep near the Cambodia border found a regimental hospital complex with bunkers, medical stock, and weapons caches.
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Airliner and US jet collide near Da Nang in deadly crash
A South Vietnamese passenger DC4 collided with a US Air Force F4 near Da Nang airfield in Vietnam killing 64 people aboard the civilian plane and two workers on the ground. The F4 pilot and navigator survived, and debris fell near Hoa Vang village amid clear weather.
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Air Force
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Haynsworth stock purchase under scrutiny in 1967
Supreme Court nominee Clement F. Haynsworth bought $1,000 worth of Brunswick Corp. stock six weeks after a pro Brunswick ruling. The Justice Department said the broker suggested the purchase and found no evidence that case information affected the deal. Senate scrutiny increased as Bayh and AFL-CIO criticized the ethics.
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Supreme Court
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Brunswick Corp
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Justice Department
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Arthur McCall
Greenville
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James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
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Senator signals run again and targets Rhodes in Ohio race
U S Senator Stephen M Young said he would prefer to run against Governor James A Rhodes if he decides to seek re election He expects a late October decision He praised Nixon on Vietnam policies and proposed reducing soldier service time while criticizing Nixon for a slow resolution to the war and predicting a Democratic win in Ohio.
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Robert Taft
Life Magazine
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Harry McSwain
Ramton County
Hubert Sweeney
Cleveland
Wayne Hays
Nixom
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Free World
Senators summoned home as travel season starts
The Senate, led by Mike Mansfield, warns it will recall members from abroad conferences if needed to vote on major legislation. The week’s agenda includes the interior department appropriation of 1.5 billion dollars, housing programs totaling 4.7 billion, a food stamp expansion to 730 million, oil spill response powers, and civil service retirement funding.
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Expanded Sunday Messenger to debut October 5
Messenger announces a major upgrade with nearly one third more news and features. The Sunday edition will add sports coverage a magazine section and reports from an extra news service. Tom Price is named Sunday Editor to guide the expanded edition.
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