D Day 1976 Proclaimed For Minnesota Smoking Campaign
Mary Davison is named general chairman of the Minnesota D Day 1976 campaign to urge smokers to quit. Mayor Robert Enright signs the proclamation declaring October 21 as D Day 1976, with the statewide effort running October 1 through the observance. Arlene Aderly of the American Cancer Society announces Davison’s appointment to coordinate the project.
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Austin
Robert Enright
Ms Davison
Arlene Anderly
Mower County
American Cancer Society
Ms. Davison
Herald
Kevin Hanson
Ford touts leadership despite controversy in campaign
President Ford argues his leadership record is strong despite the Earl Butz incident and remarks on Eastern Europe. He says Carter trails by a slim margin as both candidates tour key states and prepare for Friday debates with Mondale and Dole.
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Associated Press
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Jimmy Carter
Earl Butz
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New Jersey
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Gallup
White House
George Gallup Sr
San Francisco
Carter
Washington Post
U.S
Sinai
Africa
Butz
New York News
Buzz
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Ani
Swine flu shots under probe after elderly deaths in several states
Medical investigators chase clues as eight states suspend the vaccine program amid reports of deaths in Pittsburgh area and other states. Officials stress no proven link while testing a Pittsburgh batch and noting most victims were over 60 with heart trouble.
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Pittsburgh
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Bureau of Biologics
Rockville
J. Donald Millar
Bureau of State Services
Millar
David Sencer
Philadelphia
Albert Gaudiosi
Nobody for President Campaign Touring Nationwide
In San Francisco a Nobody for President rally drew about 200 at Civic Plaza as Wavy Gravy dressed in white face painted clown makeup announced Nobody would speak. The cross country tour heads to Los Angeles Albuquerque Austin and Washington ending in New York on election day.
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Sonoma County
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Realist
Harry Belafonte
Paul Newman
Jimmy Carter
Krassner
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Albuquerque
N.M
Austin
Tex
Washington
Gravy
Vote slated on Hormel contract by Local P-9
The Union Local P-9 schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Labor Center to vote on the three year Hormel contract ratified Sept. 26 by Local P-9. Nationally 6,200 workers and 2,761 here are affected. Mitchell, South Dakota delays due to mail service.
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Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Labor Center
4Th Ave
P-9
Mitchell
S.D
Richard Schaefer
Schaefer
Ford workers vote to approve national Ford contract
UAW narrowly ratifies a three year national pact ending a four week strike at Ford Motor Co. Opening of limited lines begins while dozens of plants brace for full restart over several days due to lingering local contract disputes at 29 of 99 locals.
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Owen Ullmann
Associated Press
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
Livonia
Mich
Uaw-Ford
Used 1968 Chevelle Malibu Ad Sells Fast
A man sold his used automobile quickly by placing a low cost want ad in the Herald. The 1968 Chevelle Malibu with radio vinyl top was offered as reasonable. Call the listed number. The ad ran in the automotive section for two days out of a six day schedule.
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Veepstakes tighten as Mondale and Dole prep for debate
Houston AP reports both ticket camps stage rallies and public events ahead of Friday's 75 minute vice presidential debate at the Alley Theatre. Mondale plans study and downtime with a tennis session. Dole rallies with Reagan Laxalt and Boone. A Socialist Workers rally and public viewing are slated near the venue. A Democratic victory party is planned in a separate hotel ballroom.
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Walter Mondale
Bob Dole
Alley Theatre
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Dole
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Paul Laxalt
Pat Boone
Socialist Workers Party
Willie Mae Reid
Harris County
Republican Party
Dale
Mondale
Gov
Dolph Briscoe
Lloyd Bentsen
Robert Strauss
Jimmy Carter
Texas Cochairmen
Calvin R. Guest
Bob Armstrong
Warrant issued in assault case near Brownsdale
Mower County Sheriff announces arrest warrant for an adult male suspect in the Sunday assault of Mrs. Ela Wachlin near Brownsdale. Charges include second degree criminal sexual conduct and aggravated assault with up to 15 and 10 year penalties. Vehicle involved impounded and tested. an older tan car with a crushed rear fender sought for clues. Wachlin remains hospitalized with eye injury and facial fractures. State agents assist in the investigation.
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Sheriff's Dept
Wachlin
Brownsdale
Hayfield
Sargeant
Co. Rd
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
State Crime Bureau
Watergate aides' convictions upheld. new trials considered
A federal appeals court upheld the convictions of H R Haldeman John Ehrlichman and John N Mitchell in the Watergate cover up but ordered a new trial for Robert C Mardian. The three former Nixon aides remain free on bond during the extended appeals process with a Supreme Court path anticipated.
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H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John N Mitchell
Richard M. Nixon
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Nixon
Robert C. Mardian
Mardian
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
David Bress
Watergate
Phoenix
Ariz
White House
Sirica
Minnesota defies vaccine clinic closures amid nationwide suspensions
Minnesota will keep its swine flu vaccination clinics open after the CDC advised that recent Pittsburgh area deaths were due to heart attacks following vaccination. The report notes eight states suspended clinics and details a separate fatal car pickup collision near Avoca where four people died. London reports Chinese troops rounding up radicals at Peking University as the purge widens after Mao’s widow arrest.
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Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Warren Lawson
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Avoca
Minn
Murray County
Norman Breit
Fulda
Sheriff's Office
Breit
Erma
Ernest
London
Peking University
Mao Tse - Tung
London Daily Telegraph
Peking
Daily Telegraph
Nigel Wade
Tax forms arrive later this year delaying filings
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Service will mail the basic income tax forms two weeks later than usual, arriving in January instead of December, delaying most citizens’ filing timelines.
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Internal Revenue Service
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