Socialist Win Seen In Sweden
STOCKHOLM AP The long ruling Social Democrats and their Communist allies surged from behind in a late rally to lead in a tight general election. Projections show 177 to 173 seats for the Socialist bloc in the 350 seat Parliament with about 70 percent counted. Prime Minister Olof Palme likely to govern three more years with Communist support.
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Stockholm
Social Democrats
Socialist Bloc
Olof Palme
Center Party
Communist Party
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Gustaf Adolf
Helsingborg
Vietnam Peace Movement
Palme
Weather outlook for Bridgeport area stays cool with showers
Partly cloudy and cool today with highs of 65 to 70. Cloudy with a chance of rain tonight and Tuesday. Tonight's lows around 55 to 60, Tuesday highs in the 60s. Precipitation chances 20 percent today and 50 percent tonight. Winds northeast at 19 mph today and tonight.
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Bridgeport
Holmes Named Business Head Of Nashua N H
Walter B. Holmes of 33 Preston road Trumbull an accountant in the city comptroller s office and a former FBI agent has been named business administrator of the city of Nashua N H The appointment by Mayor Dennis J Sullivan was approved by the Nashua Board of Aldermen Holmes will begin his duties Oct 1 and move to Nashua
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Pres ‘Ton Road
Trumbull
City ‘Comptroller's Office
FBI
Nashua
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Ward
Boston
Humidity
Dartmouth College
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bridgeport
Stual
Allende Widow Calls Worldwide Protest Against Fascism
The widow of Chilean President Salvador Allende arrived in Mexico City from Santiago and urged global demonstrations, saying fascism has taken over Chile. She claimed the military junta seized power after Allende's death, which she attributed to his decision to avoid civil war.
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Mexico City
Salvador Allende
Santiago
Allende
Petul'yian
Chile
Navy
la Moneda
Tomas Moro
Salvador
Watergate Indictments Hinged on Release of Tapes
The grand jury probing the Watergate break in awaits White House tape recordings before issuing indictments. Most charges would center on obstructing the investigation and perjury tied to the June 17, 1972 break in at Democratic National Committee headquarters.
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White House
Associated Press
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Archibald Cox
Grand Jury
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Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
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D-Miss
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Iapes
Hortensia Russi Allende
Mexico
United Nations
Benito Juarez
Chile
Luis Echeverria
Comn- Mexico
Agency
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FBI
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Campaign Committee
Strike at Chrysler Enters Third Day
Detroit AP reports bargaining extended beyond 13 hours Sunday as talks continue to end a two day Chrysler strike by 112000 UAW members. No agreement by midnight yet. Townsend present but details withheld. Brook s comments note seriousness on working conditions and reduced tension in negotiations.
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Mich
United Auto Workers
Charles Brooks
Chrysler Corp
Windsor
Ont
Com Nndian
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
UAW
Brooks
Grand Jury Rule Change Proposed by U S Panel
Washington AP A federal criminal justice commission urges ending mandatory grand jury indictments for most prosecutions. The 358 page report recommends reforms to shorten trials and retains grand juries for broad public concern investigations like political corruption.
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U.S
Washington
Federal
Criminal Justice Commission
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice Standards
Whatsit Company Puts Together Vexing Products
Portland, Ore AP report shows Whatsit Assembly Co. makes joke items for husbands and fathers challenging to assemble. A typical buyer is a father expecting a shiny 10 speed bicycle but gets loose parts and cryptic instructions. The two year study by a 15 member task force examined state and local criminal system contacts and noted grand juries’ origins in England.
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Portland, Ore
Darrell Finford
Finford
Whatsit Assembly Co
Eee
Alfitrad X
Daniel J. Meador
Jawling Bolt
University Ofsing
Virginia
Criminal Sussembly Co
Whatsit
The
Portland
Ore
Teachers Accept Fairfield Pact
Members of the Fairfield Education association voted unanimously to accept a contract with the Fairfield Board of Education. About 450 of the 600 members attended the meeting at Congregation Beth El. The agreement provides a 3 percent cost of living raise plus 2 percent for increment steps, with an estimated total cost of $500,000. signing is expected this week, but action by the ATM could reject it within 30 days of signing.
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Fairfield Board of Education
Congregation Beth el Hall
Florence Whitely
FEA
Board of Education
ATM
John Mitchell Leaves Martha in New York
Martha Mitchell told UPI on Sunday night that John N. Mitchell, Nixon’s former attorney general and campaign director, left their New York apartment on advice of his lawyers. She said she’s glad he is out, noted he rarely goes out, and denied reports of urging psychiatric care.
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UPI
Martha Mitchell
Nixon
Attornney Jpeneral
United Press International
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Maurice Stans
Robert Li Vesco
Securities and Exchange
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Newsweek
Martha
The
Congress Panel Pessimistic On Winter Heating Oil Supply
A congressional study warns localized heating oil shortages this winter unless the Nixon administration enacts a mandatory allocation plan. The Joint Economic Committee staff cites potential nationwide fuel shortages and an economic crisis if weather is severe. The report calls for fuel conservation and, if needed, consumer rationing, with hearings set to probe winter fuel needs.
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Ajs
Joint 15 Economic Committee
United
States
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Nixon
Humphrey
John A. Love
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House
Nevada
Arizona
Pacific Coast
New England
Upper Midwest
Middle Atlantic
Finford Builds Bike Fast in One Night
Finford assembles a bicycle quickly, taking nearly a night to complete. He charges about ten dollars. More than eighty percent of the merchandise you buy is sold.
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Finford
Stamford Man 49 Killed in Parkway Crash
Stamford resident Fred Slen 49 died last night in a one car crash on the Merritt Parkway east of the New York line. State police said he lost control, the car struck a rock and overturned onto its roof. The body was taken to Greenwich Hospital awaiting autopsy results.
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Greenwich
Fred Slen
Quarry Road
Stamford
Merritt Parkway
New York Line
Robert J. Mattis
Slen
Parkway
Greenwich Hospital
J. Coleman Kelley
UB Service Strike Averted by Tentative Two Year Pact
A threatened strike by over 200 University of Bridgeport service and maintenance workers was averted after a tentative two year contract settlement was reached following 17 hours of talks between UB and Local 1199. The union had warned of action if no deal by today. Negotiations had stalled for seven months before the agreement.
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University of Bridgeport
University
Drug and Hospital Workers Union
UB Financial
Albert E. Diem
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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