McGovern accuses Nixon of buying minority votes
McGovern charged Nixon with reducing black and Spanish voter registration through covert funding to minority groups. He claimed Republican money financed groups to suppress turnout and accused Nixon of stoking fear, anxiety and hate among voters. The statements were delivered to black ministers in Chicago.
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George McCavert
Nixon
Chicago
McGovern
McCovern
Ilsting Aol
Nixon Tax Speech Outlines Campaign Radio Push
President Nixon plans a nationwide 5 minute tax policy speech for his real action campaign. He will air after NBC CBS and Mutual broadcasts to stress two issues as emotional and divisive, while McGovern accuses Nixon of fear and hate. Meanwhile talks on Vietnam appear unsettled with denials from North Vietnam and questions about a broad agreement.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
NBC
CBS
Mutual Broadcasting System
McGovern
Nixcy
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Thomas Eagleton
McGovarn
London
UPS
The
Times
Bin
Priday
U.S
White House
Ronald J. Ziegler
Paris
New China ‘News Agency
Dispatch
Vietnam
Henry, Kissinger
Moscow
Tatay's Chuckle Fe inspires a Congressin plea in Havermind
A fragmented OCR note hints at a plea to Congress regarding a matter in Havermind, with references to Tatay and incensit. The readable text is sparse, offering only names and vague actions without concrete details or dates.
Cedar County Sheriff Resigns After Primary Defeat
Cedar County Sheriff Dick Barden and Deputy Doris Kolefs submitted resignations to the board of supervisors to take effect Sunday at noon. Deputy Jerry Simmermaker had earlier quit, and Hancock was named to fill the office, directing that Ron Stein be hired as deputy. Keith Whitlatch remains the Democratic sheriff candidate.
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TRE
Greece
Tifton
Cedar County
Dick Barden
Doris Kolefs
Board of Supervisors
Barden
Fred
Jerry Simmermaker
Hancock
Drinn
Wells
George Cary
Keith Whitlatch
Ron Stein
Sab
Senate expands Social Security welfare bill stalls in Senate
The Senate approved an $18.6 billion Social Security welfare bill after a 68 to 5 vote, edging toward reforms for widows, the disabled, elderly, and dependent families. It raises taxes and benefits while testing three reform plans and sending the measure to conference with the House ahead of the 1972 session end.
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Washigten
Senate
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Jack Milter
Worren
Congress
Fermit
Witli
Col. A
Fish Show Traces Dieldrin Levels in Iowa Reservoir Fish
Des Moines reports indicate dieldrin levels in fish from a near by reservoir exceed federal safety limits, prompting testing and potential changes to fishing regulations. Officials warn fish may be unsafe for consumption as tests show levels up to three times the allowed amount, with further discussion on bill impacts and social security provisions noted on later pages.
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Leama
Russell
Cheryl
Arvidson Laing
D-La
DES Moines
UPI
Liddy
Cau
Testa
Capatville
Towasenile Bill City
Federal, Food and Druyg Administration
Believeri Killed Three In Germany
Two U.S. Army armed guards and a civilian cleaning woman were shot to death on the Copenhagen to Rome express near Northeim Germany. Sergeant Thomas De Gregorio of Hialeah Florida and two other soldiers were killed and their bodies dumped from the train. A female victim was also found along the tracks. De Gregorio was later captured in Bremerhaven and turned over to military authorities. The investigation involved German police, Danish border authorities, and U.S. Army Europe.
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Hannover
Germany
Aken
Thomas de Gregorio
Hiale
Northeim
Copenhagen
Rome
Hellicopters
Goeltlagen
Tel
Army
del Gregorio
Ser
Bremerhaven
Gregorin
de' Gregorio
Bavaria
Hatenaver
de Gregorio
Denmark
Heidelberg
Hecman
Seman
Matle Kephali
September Decrease in Jobless Rate Reported
Washington and Mogadishu reports show unemployment fell last month while the total employed declined. The labor force participation and average earnings data indicate shifts toward lower paying jobs as youth join the labor pool.
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Washington
Mogadishu
Somalia
Tarzana
Forte
Katar
Bureau of Labor
Train Crash Kills 94 Pilgrims in Saltillo Mexico
A derailed religious pilgrims train near Saltillo Coahuila collapsed into a fire killing 94 people and injuring many more as rescuers worked through wreckage. The train carried 1,064 passengers en route to St Francis shrine. survivors trapped in cars were pulled free while officials assessed the toll.
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Saltillo
Mexico
Alfire
Cain
Real
de Ho
A. Mansonia
Luis Potasil
Coahuila Stily Patice
St. Francis
Mort
Red Cross
Bridge Bowl
Sallie Hospitals
Big B-52 Attacks in That Area
Saigon reports heavy B 52 and B 32 raids near Highway 13 north of Saigon as traffic is suspended. Officials say the action aims to disrupt the area rather than seize Saigon, with 300 strikes conducted in North Vietnam and a Soviet MiG downed northeast of Haiphong.
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Saigon
Trung Hien
Seid
U.S
Frederick Weyand
Nixon
Vietnam
Weyand
Una
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Richard Coe
Apple Valley
Calif
Omri Webb
Leesville
Laos
da Nang
Xappern
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PHS
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Poe
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D-Conn
House
Amenalie
Rep
Wilbur D. Millsel
Tomer Hansen
Coralville
Social Securityystem
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Baroad
Hoag
Fily
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