Soviet Union marks 55th anniversary with pared down parade
Moscow observed the Bolshevik Revolution's 55th anniversary with a 16 minute military display of rockets tanks and guns through Red Square and a mild speech by Defense Minister Andrei Grechko. Leaders on the mausoleum balcony waved as up to a million civilians filled Red Square. Mazurov praised Soviet achievements since 1917 while China walked out during a Kremlin address criticizing anti Soviet policy.
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Lansky Arrest Ends Global Asylum Quest in Miami Return
Meyer Lansky 70, famed crime figure, was arrested on arrival in Miami after a worldwide bid for asylum failed. He was escorted from a Braniff liner by FBI agents, later booked on income tax evasion charges with arraignment planned, as authorities noted Peru and several nations rejected him.
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Nixon landslide at Harry's Bar Paris election
At Harry's Bar Paris voters chose Nixon 359 to 276 over George McGovern in a mock U S presidential election begun in 1924 by owner Andy MacElhone. The bar preserves campaign posters and offers buttons while denying knowledge of patrons votes.
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Ballot measure spread lights many state issues this election
Voters face a broad slate beyond officials with tax reforms environmental bonds and gambling rules on ballots across states. Proposals include property tax limits income tax plans, bond issues for water parks and land purchases, and coastline protection commissions. Abortion limits daylight time changes and sports funding questions also appear in various states.
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Heath orders wage price freeze to curb British inflation
Prime Minister Edward Heath announced a nine day wage and price freeze with possible extension as Britain grapples with double digit inflation. Legislation will retroactively ban pre freeze price rises and limit pay increases while talks with unions and industry groups aim for a voluntary long term anti inflation program. Opposition criticizes the plan as unworkable and unfair amid government warnings of fines for noncompliance.
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Bonn approves treaty with East Germany in high stakes move
Bonn government approved a treaty with East Germany at a cabinet meeting authorizing State Secretary Egon Bahr to initial the document. The pact aims to regulate relations and pave the way for both German states to seek United Nations entry, with initialling expected in Bonn on Thursday.
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Indian leaders hold BIA building as officials meet
Several hundred American Indians ended a five day occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs building after talks with Interior Secretary Morton and White House aides Garment and Carlucci. AIM spokesman Vernon Bellecourt said progress was made though no firm commitments. The protest sought removal of BIA duties from Harrison Loesch and a $90 million budget restoration amid dire social statistics and high mistrust of the bureau.
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F111 jet vanishes over North Vietnam
UPI reports a U.S. F111 swing wing jet disappeared early today over North Vietnam during a lone penetration mission. It follows the loss of a Navy A7 Corsair nearby and comes as U.S. forces in Military Region 1 face yellow alert ahead of anticipated election-day attacks.
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Doctor Zhivago At Cinema II Tops MGM Run
A review notes Doctor Zhivago as a standout Hollywood epic with Rod Steiger Tom Courtenay and Julie Christie delivering strong performances. The column praises Charli Chaplin’s ballet touch in The Great Dictator and calls the film funny and expansive. College Cinema offers Hot Client at Williamstown Theatre with times and contact numbers.
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