Diploma Tax Waived Lets 36 Jewish Families Leave Soviet Union
The Soviet government waived the diploma tax for 36 more Jewish families allowing exit within 10 days, raising total exemptions to 174. Among those granted permission is Gabriel Shapiro married to Judith Silver Shapiro of Cincinnati. Some relatives fear visa withdrawals and ongoing harassment amid Moscow Washington talks.
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Campaign Costs Now In Millions
Washington AP Finance Committee to Reelect the President has spent more than 22.5 million since April and runs in the red into the final two weeks of the presidential campaign. McGovern for President, Inc. also runs in the red by about 2.78 million, with reports to the General Accounting Office under the new election law. Nixon’s committee reports 22.5 million in expenditures since April 7 and 514,985 cash on hand, with debts of 1.6 million. McGovern reports 9.5 million spent in Sept 1 to Oct 16 and about 9 million raised in the same period.
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McGovern demands Nixon ouster over campaign sabotage
Sen George McGovern urged voters to repudiate Republican sabotage and elect Nixon’s opponent. Nixon and Agnew faced protests as campaigns paused in New York Idaho Utah and Ohio. McGovern cited alleged graft and illegal activity by the Nixon camp and vowed to halt Soviet trade until Jews are persecuted no more.
Thieu Opposes Imposed Indochina Peace Settlement
President Thieu rejects any peace imposed by outsiders and demands Cease fire under international supervision for all Indochina. He says coalition government rejected and notes U.S. talks with Kissinger made progress while warning that Hanoi seeks to pressure before the U.S. election. Thieu calls for unity among political and religious groups to back a self owned cease-fire.
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Bombing Limited Near Hanoi as Monsoon Season Opens
President Nixon cuts bombing around Hanoi and Haiphong during peace talks. Weather and monsoon winds shift strikes to Laos while B52s stay mostly out of North Vietnam. Reports say carriers move to the South China Sea as fighting persists near Saigon and Route 13. Viet Cong propaganda efforts and flag campaigns loom in Binh Dinh and Quang Ngai.
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Lightning Strikes Agnew Campaign Plane Over Utah
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's campaign plane was hit by lightning while en route from Twin Falls to Provo. Pilot Capt. Bill Reese said the 727 sustained no damage though instruments dimmed and lights were out on landing.
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Jackie Robinson Dies And Boggs Misses Plane
The Journal reports the death of Jackie Robinson and notes Rep Boggs remains missing along with companions after a hijacking incident. Turkish leftists are alleged to be involved. Veterans' Day scenes and a lighthearted column titled Today's Chuckle are also mentioned.
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