Linn County Voters Face Machine Problems and Heavy Turnout
Voter reports show machine glitches at Linn county polls delaying some ballots while turnout remains high. County election officials led by Rick Clymer say a malfunctioning machine caused bias in supervisor race voting and prompted voters to switch to alternate machines. By 2 p.m. Tuesday 26,147 of 66 precincts reported votes with about 44 percent of registered voters casting ballots. total registered voters in Linn County reach 94,035. Continued results expected on page 3.
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Linn
Sinco
Linn County
East
Alaska
Nixon Agnew
Howett
Midwest
California
McGovern
Voting Heavily as Iowa Totals Climb in Early Polls
Voter turnout was heavy across Iowa on Tuesday with about 1.25 million expected to cast ballots before polls close at 8 pm in 2,030 precincts. Des Moines reports long lines and delays, Urbandale precincts saw 150 waiting, Clinton and Camanche anticipate 20,000 voters, and overall turnout appears strong despite morning rain and chilly temperatures.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Clinton
Sioux City
Urbandale
Camanche
Clinton County
Lawa Gily
Heaths
Alan Wis
Mwa City
Supreme Court rules workers cannot be fired for honoring picket lines
The U S Supreme Court unanimously holds workers punished for refusing to cross picket lines were victims of unfair labor practices and must be reinstated with back pay. The decision stems from a Santa Maria California case where four International Van Lines employees were discharged during a Teamsters organizing drive.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Aly
California
Aiike
High Court
Ay Givika
Potter Stewart
Santa Maria
Calif
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Gutlers of International van Lines
International
National Labor Relations Board
Totays Chuckle Giel Date Quip Echoes Classic Romance
A playful remark signals a light romantic moment as a character teases her date with quirky mispronunciations. The line hints at family tension and a humorous contrast between affection and disapproval.
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Totays
Giel
Htomeo
Duiet
Talks Base Indian Grip On Building
Several hundred American Indians left the Bureau of Indian Affairs building after five days of occupation as White House aides met with AIM leaders to discuss 20 proposals for improving Indian life. Dennis Banks warned of possible further action if no commitment emerged. Nixon and McGovern prepared for early campaign appearances as voters began casting ballots in Dixville Notch.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Vernon Bellecourt
The
American Indian Movement
AIM
White House
Rogers
C. B. Marstot
Leonard Garment
Frank Carlucci
Jiouis Bruce
Bellecourt
Welreein
Nixon
Garment
Carlucci
Interior
Harrison Loesch
Four More Years Upset Of Century?
The piece analyzes the 1972 campaign era noting Nixon's reelection bid and McGovern's challenge as a potential political upset. It discusses public sentiment on the economy inflation and the broader goal of shifting White House and congressional control amid looming election day dynamics.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Buenos Airtes
iWestern
White House
Juan Peron
Argentina
Franklin Rouse
Tuesvell
Ty Carl P. Leubsdorf
Igaie
McGovern
George McGuvern
Dubu
Nixon and McGovern Battle for Final Day Election Coverage
UPI reports the three major networks plan evening coverage as Nixon aides and Republican lawmakers press voters while McGovern and running mate struggle to gain momentum. Shriver promotes from Texas with Johnson. Agnew campaigns in Philadelphia. Analysts note potential turnout and regional battlegrounds across key states.
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Nixon
McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Pittsburgh
Beaumont
Texas
Third F111 Lost In North Saigon
The US command reported the loss of a third F111 swing wing fighter-bomber over North Vietnam during a night mission. Seven other Americans were rescued after a helicopter went down in bad weather south of Da Nang. The search was officially terminated as efforts continued to locate the downed aircrew.
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Saigon
Darage
Panhandle
North Vietnam
Millons
da Nangi
Dain
Hanoi
Madio Hads
Chearly
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Thailand
U.s.air Force
U.S
Wang
da Nang
South Vietnam
Mekong
4Th Miliary Regia
Isle Diomede Ballots Dropped by Parachute Vote
Special parachute delivery brings ballots to Little Diomede Alaska as residents prepare for a potentially unofficial tally. Nome election officials report 97 registered voters with expected full turnout, though official results are delayed until sea ice allows retrieval.
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Diomede
Alaska
Berington Island
Siberia
Akasker
HiWe
German Pact Approved by Both States Moves Toward Normalization
West Germany and East Germany approved a reconciliation treaty after two years of talks. The pact aims to normalize relations and enable U N membership while preserving key status powers for the occupation powers. Bonn will appoint plenipotentiaries to Berlin and Bonn.
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Bonn
East Germany
Berlin
Willys Brandt
von Bahr
Brandt
Michael Kohl
U. N
Sles
Bull
West Berlin
Wern
East Berlin
West Germany
Jeller
U. S
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Wes Germany
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Prins Vserryman
Memorial Coliseum
Klinger
Cen Senn AM Bara Bith
By Roland Krekeler
Rick Clymer
Barry
Clymer
Towal
Associated Press
Suike
Vndo
Ninth Circuit
Ppeals
San Francisco
ILRB
Sppests
At & P.m
New Hampshire
Dixville Notch
Robert Humphrey
Consordia Elementary School
San Clemente
Tome
McJovern
Congregational Church
Witchell
D.D
Sioux Tals
Morton
Dame Continant
Philadelphia
Betralian
Col. J
House
Senate
G.O.P
Ni York
ABC
CBS
NBC
McGovern's
North
Peron
Isle
Tale Tall
Bering Sea
Big Niemede Island
Nome
JoAnn Aarhus
Little Diomede
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