Buckley wins three-way race for Senate seat in New York
UPI reports New York voters re elected Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller to a fourth term and sent Conservative James L. Buckley to the U.S. Senate. Buckley defeated Democrat Richard Ottinger and Republican Charles Goodell with 96 percent counted. Rockefeller led the ticket, and GOP gains occurred in Congress and state government.
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Daniel S. Button
New York City
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Adam Clayton Powell
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Taft Wins Ohio Senate Bid In Close Victory
In Columbus, Robert Taft Jr. narrowly defeats Howard Metzenbaum for the Senate as John Gilligan claims the governorship amid a GOP scandal. Gilligan leads in the governorship race while Taft tops the Senate contest by about 70 thousand votes.
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Cambodian government sweeps east amid ongoing offensive
In Cambodia a large government force moved from Tang Kauk toward suspected Communist positions east of the village as part of a drive toward Kompong Thom. Communists reportedly massed in wooded areas. a separate clash near Kranch Soeuch had unclear casualties. In South Vietnam, regional forces clashed near Dan Nang, killing 45 and capturing 21.
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Kranch Soeuch
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Thieu Teases 1971 Run Then Campaigns Amid Flood Crisis
South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu hinted he might skip a 1971 re election but soon acted like a campaigner while touring flood devastated northern provinces. He flew north for a two or three day visit to a region where 193 people died and 100 000 others were in refugee camps following the disaster.
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Mme. Binh
Washington
U.S
Israel warns of contingency if cease-fire not extended
United Press International reports Israel, asserting strength since the cease-fire, vows readiness for any contingency if the truce ends Thursday. At the UN, diplomats seek a Middle East resolution opposed by Israel and the United States as fighting and political maneuvering unfold across the region.
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Yigal Allon
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Anan
Oldster uses nature signs to forecast brutal winter
Eunice Merton Bordner, 77, forecasts a sudden harsh winter using folklore signs like caterpillars butterflies and acorns in her Bangs Corner Bug Barometer She relies on neighbors to read signs since losing her sight and continues a local seasonal forecast tradition dating to her Ohio State horticulture studies.
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Robert Bordner
Mrs. Merton
Ohio State University
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