Nixon on TV Tonight and McGovern Farm Plan
Nixon launches a major national television address in the final pre election week. he will discuss the economy and Vietnam peace efforts while defending his campaign and urging support for re election. Nixon plans stops in multiple states and campaigns publicly with Agnew drawing rebuttals from McGovern aides.
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Mc Govern pledges to expand farm parity program
George McGovern said on CBS radio he would use the government to provide a parity return on basic farm commodities if elected. He argued the next administration must move quickly to boost farm income and reduce rural flight, citing the need to curb corporate takeovers and preserve farming communities. He criticized Nixon's vetoes and urged voters to demand higher moral standards in public life.
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North Vietnam Denies Further Talks in Paris
North Vietnam rejects further talks at the Paris peace conference despite U S optimism. Kissinger and Tho sessions hint at possible pullback for North Vietnamese forces but Hanoi has not publicly agreed to a withdrawal while Thieu objects to several points. Washington cites a potential pre election sign and talks with Beijing report mixed progress toward a ceasefire within days.
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North Viets Take Second Border Camp in Highlands
AP reports North Vietnamese forces overran the Due Co border camp in the Central Highlands as both sides pressed to expand control before a cease fire. South Vietnamese described about 150 enemy attacks in 24 hours, marking the largest daily total yet, though many were small rocket and mortar barrages. Due Co fell just before dawn, with 60 wounded men unaccounted for and many rangers escaping.
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Wholesale prices edge down in month amid mixed signals
Washington reports show wholesale prices for industrial raw materials, food, and manufactured goods fell 0.1 percent in the period, with farm products down 1.5 percent seasonally and finished consumer goods off 0.2 percent. Despite a monthly dip, the overall index stood at 120.0 with a 4.9 percent year-over-year rise, amid wartime supply adjustments and postwar price controls. The report notes declines in motor vehicle and equipment prices due to model changes and rebate effects.
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FCC says cannot bar broadcasting of election predictions
Washington A D) The Federal Communications Commission said it is barred by law from censoring networks and cannot prohibit broadcasting forecasted results before polls close. Reagan urged restraint, while networks defended their practice noting no evidence of turnout effect.
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Disbandment of Brown Berets in East Los Angeles
The Brown Berets, a militant Mexican American group, are reportedly disbanding in East Los Angeles. The movement, linked to a decade of local activism, was founded five years ago and faced internal and external pressures amid community tensions.
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Uppsala Seismology Institute Reports Strong Nuclear Test
In Uppsala Sweden the seismology institute recorded a very strong nuclear test on Thursday. Officials reported a significant seismic event with potential regional impact and ongoing monitoring by scientific agencies.
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U.S. Combat Toll 3 Dead 17 Wounded In Week
Saigon report lists three Americans killed and seventeen wounded in combat week. Non hostile incidents add six deaths from a navy jet wheel collision on return to Kitty Hawk. Total casualties: 4,907 killed in action 10,287 dead non hostiles 903,492 wounded 1,099 missing or captured in action 117 missing for non hostile reasons.
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Curfew Set for Laotian Capital
VIENTIANE Laos government imposes strict curfew in the capital amid security concerns with North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces. Government seeks to calm tensions and enforce night restrictions on residents and movement.
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Emporia Gazette Editor to Dedicate Civic Auditorium
WMPORIA Kansas AP reports WL While editor and publisher of the Emporia Gazette will lead a dedication program on Sunday as the civic auditorium is named.
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My Kid Is Spoiled Says Father Caovelant
A disgruntled father quips that the only way to punish his spoiled child is to bake away his grandmother, a remark attributed to Caovelant in a tongue in cheek exchange.
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