Bolshevik Anniversary Parade Showcases Red Square Military Might
The Soviet Union marked the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary with a large Red Square parade featuring Scarp missiles and intercontinental rockets. Defense Minister Grechko warned of intensified arms budgets as Western rivalry grows, while Brezhnev and Gromyko underscored peacemaking and a Vladivostok summit with Ford.
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Guardsmen admit firing at Kent State students in 1970 trial
Two former Ohio National Guardsmen testified they fired at students during the May 4 1970 Kent State protests. They said fear for their lives prompted shots after a volley began. Three wounded cited describe their injuries while a photographer noted near-simultaneous firing and increasing crowd noise. The trial nears its third week before Chief U S District Judge Frank J Battisti.
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Nevada madam county race shocks Las Vegas readers
LIDA JUNCTION Nev UPI Beverly Harrell who runs the Cottontail Ranch a brothel lost her state assembly bid by 122 votes to Don Moody 2674 to 2552 in a three county district spanning 25000 square miles. Harrell vows a recount while noting voters called her madam during the late count and celebrations faded at dawn.
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Governors shed light on Democratic power for 1976 bid
The Democratic Party controls 36 state governorships, four more than before, risking a strong base in eight top states that could sway the 1976 election. Polls signal rising profiles for Carey Brown Wallace Askew Grasso as potential nominees while Ohio governor Gilligan loses to Rhodes.
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Ohio
James Rhodes
Kissinger Faces Tough Phase in Middle East Mission
Secretary of State Kissinger arrives in Syria amid cautious Arab backing and mounting Syrian opposition. He seeks a step by step settlement while the Arab summit backs the PLO, threatening West Bank talks and U.S. hopes for negotiations with Jordan and Israel.
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Nixon bedridden on second anniversary of re election
Nixon, hospitalized in Long Beach with phlebitis and pneumonia, shows slow but gradual improvement. Doctors disclose a small pneumonia area. Nixon reportedly cast an absentee ballot as his condition remains fragile after recent heart surgery complications.
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