GOP Seeks Southern Gains to Offset Losses in November
GOP strategists forecast some governorship losses in November but expect to gain ground in the South to balance National map shifts. They flag Ohio, New Mexico, plus Pennsylvania, Alaska, Arkansas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and New York as doubtful. Dual sessions at the National Governors Conference included remarks by Rockefeller and Burger urging reform and campaign vigor.
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Muskie warns power shortages could bring nationalization
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie warned ABA delegates that inaction on power shortages risks nationalizing the power industry. He warned the nation is at a fragile stage technologically and says no planning is underway at local, state, or national levels. The 93rd ABA annual convention also saw progress on criminal justice, diversity gains, and a transfer of ABA leadership.
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
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Little Rock
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Not the Late Carl Vinson Not the Late Carl Vinson
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. Former Congressman Carl Vinson, age 86, denies being dead after Vice President Agnew’s remark. He says he is alive and keeps in touch with Washington, suggesting Agnew may have meant “the non incumbent.”
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B52s Bomb Allied Forces and Laos Conflict
U S warplanes mistakenly attacked South Vietnamese defenders near O Reilly base amid heavy attacks by North Vietnamese forces. Reports say a U S helicopter was downed with crew casualties, and artillery and air strikes continued around the Laos border area as fighting persists. In Cambodia, a convoy of refugees leaves Phnom Penh while Allied air strikes press to relieve Kompong Cham.
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Terrorists' Victim To Be Buried Today In Richmond
Daniel A. Mitrione, 50, former Richmond police chief and AID adviser, was to be buried in Richmond today after his body was flown home with his widow and nine children. Secretary of State Rogers and David Eisenhower were to attend the service, with thousands paying respects as he lay in state at the Municipal Building. He was kidnapped July 31 and executed by Uruguayan guerrillas amid a political prisoner dispute.
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Angela Davis guns tied to 1969 Marin County shootout
San Francisco papers report Angela Davis purchased a .38 Browning and a .30 carbine used in the Friday escape attempt at Marin County Community Center. The shootings killed Judge Harold Haley and three others as convicts sought freedom for the Soledad Brothers.
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Los Angeles
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Huey P. Newton
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San Quentin
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William Christmas
Marin County Community Center
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East Berlin Wall drops, guards report escape drop and se
Berlin reports say the Berlin Wall has reduced escapes as East German guards deserting to the West describe tightened security on the border. Deserters recount restrictions on radios and music, and prison terms for border offenses as authorities consider lowering guard numbers along the frontier.
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U S Probes Claim Egypt Violates Truce
The State Department investigates an Egyptian move of SAM2 and SAM3 missiles toward the Suez Canal within 13 miles of the line after the cease-fire began. Israeli sources report an exchange of fire with no casualties as planes strike guerrilla hideouts in Lebanon in retaliation for earlier attacks.
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Amman
At the Movies Listings for Williamstown North Hoosick and Harte
The Harte Theatre shows Airport with Dean Martin and others today at 8 pm and runs Friday Saturday Sunday 6 30 and 9 pm Butch Cassidy and the Sun Dance Kid stars Paul Newman and Robert Redford at Williamstown Cinema Theatre with showtimes today 8 pm and Friday Saturday Sunday 7 and 8 50 pm Patton with George C Scott is at Hathaway's Drive In North Hoosick and Beneath the Planet of the Apes with Bandalero screens dusk this week from multiple venues.
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Robert Redford
Williamstown
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