Khrushchev Voting in Moscow at 76 Amid Security
Nikita S. Khrushchev and his wife Nina Petrovna voted at Elementary School No. 28 in Moscow in a quiet polling visit. The former Soviet leader, now a pensioner, appeared in a light gray suit and medals, watched by plainclothes security as he noted his health is not bad.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communists Party
Communist Party
Nina Petrovna
Nikita Sergeyevich
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Khrushchev
Bluefield College appoints chair to nominate new president
Bluefield Virginia George M. Cruise announces Dr. Charles K. Martin Jr. of Radford College as chairman of the Bluefield College trustees committee to nominate a successor to retiring president Dr. Charles L. Harman.
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Bluefield
George M. Cruise
Bluefield College
Charles K. Martin Jr
Radford College
Charles L. Harman
Virginia Lt Gov Reynolds Dies After Brain Tumor Battle
Virginia Lt Gov Sargeant Reynolds dies in New York hospital after a yearlong brain tumor fight. He would have been 35 in June and had been a rising Democratic candidate for governor in 1973. Immediate death cause pneumonia during treatment. Reynolds was popular with party members and leaves a legacy in Virginia politics.
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Sargeant Reynolds
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E. L. Breeden
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Funer
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Richard Roland
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Virginia Weir
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Jeanne Elizabeth
R.S. Reynolds Jr
Reynolds Metals Co
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Guerrillas Claim Full Credit For Tanker Assault
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claims responsibility for rocketing the oil tanker Coral Sea in the Bab al Mandab Strait and firing on the Suez Canal area. Israeli officials say the attack caused little damage and no casualties.
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Australian mother bears nine births in record early morning birth
Geraldine Brodrick of Canberra gave birth to five boys and four girls in 32 minutes at a Sydney hospital. Two boys were stillborn and three of the surviving four infants remained fragile while weighing one to two pounds.
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Australia
Ian McCausland
Associated Press
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Len Brodrick
Canberra
Sydney Park
Cosmonauts Vote from Space in Soviet Election Broadcast
Moscow AP reports the three Salute station cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev relaxed aboard the 25-ton lab and cast their ballots by television readout They affirmed voting for the Communist bloc and expressed support for the new five year plan They conducted Earth observation experiments studied plant growth under weightlessness and maintained space station routines on their one week in orbit since Soyuz 11 linked with Salute.
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Russia
Salute Space Station
Georgy Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Salute
Dobrovolsky
Communist Party
Tass
Television education or beer ads spark life philosophy
A remark questions if TV can educate while noting philosophy students learn from beer commercials that life happens only once. It stages a discussion on media influence and learning beyond classroom bounds.
GOP charges McGovern entry is bid by Kennedy
The Republican National Committee argued McGovern entered to serve Kennedy interests calling his staff a Kennedy front. The claim cites Frank Mankiewicz and Pierre Salinger as Kennedy associates while McGovern denies Salinger is on the staff. The GOP warned Kennedy could still seize the nomination before the final roll call.
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Republican National Committee
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Frank Mankiewicz
Robert F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
White House
John F. Kennedy
Jeff Gralnick
Salinger
Mankiewicz
South Dakota
Ambush of 40-Truck Convoy Puts Pressures on Saigon Front
In central highlands a 40-truck allied convoy was ambushed on Highway 19 near An Khe. Three South Vietnamese soldiers and 11 Vietnamese civilians, plus three South Korean workers, died. 19 wounded including four U.S. soldiers. North Vietnamese losses totaled 24 killed.
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Central Highlands
U.S
An Khe
Qui Nhon
Pleiku
Ban Me Thuot
Man Killed and Woman Held in McDowell Shooting
Nathaniel Desmond of Eckman was shot in a parked car at Coalwood and died at Stevens Clinic. Carrie Lee Hilton of Coalwood is charged with murder and jailed in McDowell County awaiting a preliminary hearing. motive not yet established. The incident occurred around 4 30 p m near Hilton's home.
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Nathaniel Desmond
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Carrie Lee Hilton
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Hilton
Justice of the Peace
Norman Baker
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