McGovern accused Nixon of delaying peace ahead of election
McGovern, in a national address, charged Nixon betrayed hopes for peace and pushed a detour from a real settlement. He criticized Kissinger terms as the same old rhetoric, spoke after Nixon’s televised remarks, and rallied supporters in Gary. Nixon, citing Indochina cease fire progress, vowed to back what is best for America after Tuesday’s vote.
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Journal Plans Election Day Page With Voting Details
The Journal will publish a special Election Day Page on Monday covering voting on Tuesday. It will include where to go how to register or fix registration the referendum issues candidate races campaign-fund disclosures local questions and polling times and places across communities served.
Air Force to Lead U.S. South Vietnam Air Power Drive
U.S. sources say buildup will make the South Vietnamese air force the third largest in the world with more than 2,000 aircraft by mid November including F5 A37 and A1 fighter bombers Chinook helicopters and four engine C130 transports. Additional shipments arrived by ship with F5s from Iran Taiwan and South Korea as part of a charter arrangement.
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Indians Win Round One in Arlington BIA Protest Stand
About 400 Indian activists in the Bureau of Indian Affairs building avoided contempt with a federal judge delaying a hearing on evicting them. Leaders vow to remain until nine demands are met, including replacements in key agencies. They planned a memorial at Arlington Cemetery for Ira Hayes.
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Indochina Aid Plan Proposes $7.5 Billion Over Five Years
Washington sources say the Nixon administration discusses a five year aid program for Indochina totaling 7.5 billion dollars with 2.5 billion for North Vietnam and 5 billion for South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. The plan envisions relief reconstruction development and stabilization with multinational participation.
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Voters Face Wide Range of Ballot Issues Across New England
New England voters in Tuesday elections face referenda on topics from a graduated income tax and dog racing to six-man juries. Rhode Island lists 15 questions, Massachusetts seven, Maine six, New Hampshire two, Connecticut one, Vermont none, with many focused on voting rights and government structure.
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Ethnic Germans to Leave the USSR
Moscow reports that over 300 Soviet citizens of German origin have received permission to return to Germany in the past week. West German officials note years of waiting for exit visas, with about 26,000 Germans of Soviet origin repatriated since World War II.
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Inside The Journal Cartoon Page Adventure
A look at cartoons and playful items in the Journal section with puzzles and light humor. Includes a brief notice of comics, classifieds, and the crossword puzzle feature for readers.
Train Service Will Return To Dover New Hampshire
A 48000 regional subsidy to Boston and Maine Railroad will reestablish passenger rail service between Boston and Dover New Hampshire by month end. The New England Regional Commission approved the subsidy expanding commuter service from Boston to Haverhill, while action on extending service to Concord Manchester and Nashua was deferred.
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