Duel for Youth Vote As Campaign Momentum Grows
United Press International reports a vigorous campaign duel between President Nixon and Senator McGovern for youth votes. McGovern wins the Student National Education Association endorsement while Nixon backs 500000 under-30 volunteers in 30 days. The piece notes polls showing Nixon ahead among youth, with rallies and campaign appearances across major midwestern cities and White House planning. Continuous confrontations include remarks from Shriver, Klein, and Agnew on Vietnam policy and amnesty.
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Panama Assembly Urges Rejection of Canal Zone Annuity
Panama's People's Assembly adopted a resolution demanding rejection of the 1.9 million annual US payment for Canal Zone access. The body asserted sovereignty over the zone and instructed Panama's executive to refuse the next payment while negotiating a new treaty. The move reflects long standing national demands for full control over the Canal Zone.
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Welfare myths and the hard core poor in America
National misbeliefs about welfare persist. Louis Cassels argues millions are dependent due to inability to earn a living, not laziness. He cites poverty trends from 1960s to 1968, notes only a small share of the poor can work, and compares Nixon’s cash grant plan with McGovern’s war on poverty approach, calling both improvements over current policy.
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Senate leaders seek cloture to break arms pact impasse
Senate leaders Hugh Scott and Mike Mansfield seek to end the five year interim arms agreement delay with the Soviet Union. A cloture vote would curb debate and push toward final passage, despite opposition tied to the Jackson amendment.
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Mike Mansfield
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Noise under Attack Across Fronts Says U N Diplomatic Report
Noise, long treated as inevitable, now faces a global push from cities states nations and international bodies. The United Nations environmental conference and Congress push for stronger noise controls while courts and industry address health impacts and design quieter machines. Decibel scales illustrate the growing focus on reducing urban cacophony and protecting hearing.
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United Nations
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Los Angeles International
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Fiddler on the Roof returns for week at CINEMAS
The local theatre extends Fiddler on the Roof with a special $2.50 adult price. It won two Oscars and plays alongside Prime Cut and Red Sun in a double feature at Cinema 1 and 6 with showings at 1:00, 7:30, and 9:00. Telephone Williamstown College Cinema Schedule 413-458-5612 for details.
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Lee Marvin
Gene Hackman
Charles Bronson
Williamstown
Ann Margret injured in 30 foot stage fall
Actress Ann Margret suffered five facial fractures a broken jaw a concussion and a broken left arm after falling about 30 feet from a stage level just before curtain at the Satara Tahde Hotel in Stateline New. She was taken by private air ambulance to UCLA Medical Center with husband Roger Smith and reported in stable condition awaiting surgery.
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