Nixon McGovern clash grows as campaign eyes inflation
On the presidential campaign trail Nixon defends tough wage controls while McGovern challenges inflation policy. Nixon, speaking from Camp David, argues for the new majority protecting working families and condemns quotas. McGovern counters that the administration favors the few and vows to curb costs through policy shifts.
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McGovern Plans Hold War Danger in Nixon Ad Reply
John B. Connally, Democratic ally for Nixon, warned Friday that George McGovern’s defense proposals would invite aggression and risk a third world war. He criticized a McGovern TV ad describing the plan as dangerous and unprecedented.
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Plane Crashes Near Dubuque Killing Two On Flight to South Dakota
AP reports a light plane from Delaware to a South Dakota hunting trip crashed nine miles south of Dubuque. Both men Glen Raynolds, 49, Millshoro Del, and Richard L. Sissel, 30, Centerville Ohio, were killed. The nose-down crash occurred in fog with poor visibility. no survivors.
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Searchers Expand Effort Weigh Survival Chances
In Anchorage Alaska rescuers extended the hunt for the missing plane carrying Boggs and four others. More than 70 aircraft were in the sky aided by two RF4C reconnaissance craft from Bergstrom Texas as weather stayed cloudy and snow threatened. The search area was widened to about 51000 square miles with Mrs Boggs and the family ending their vigil as authorities focus on deeper clouded mountain passes for life or wreckage.
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Coe Board Reverses Its Rule on Campus Drinking
The Coe College board of trustees reversed a long-standing campus drinking policy in a revised student handbook amid a 1972 town ordinance, aligning rules with state drinking age norms. Officials report the change aims to balance student responsibility with campus safety while maintaining that drinking is allowed only in designated campus settings.
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Judge Denies Stans Extradition to Barker Trial
Washington AP report says Judge Paul McArdle refused to extradite Maurice Stans to Miami for Bernard Barker's October 30 trial. Barker, ex CIA employee tied to Nixon campaign finances, is alleged to misappropriate a $26,000 notary public check from Kenneth Dahlberg. Stans' affidavit cites hardship testifying in Florida and his wife’s hospitalization from a flood disorder.
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Crackdown on Family Planning Policy In Singapore
Singapore government announces new crackdown against families resisting family planning measures after the 1978 program. Officials vow strong action to enforce population control goals amid mounting social policy tensions.
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Saigon Area Battles Intensify as VC Puts Up Stronger Resistance
In Saigon outskirts fighting tightens as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong bombard hamlets. South Vietnamese rangers kill seven VC and capture another at a village eight miles north of Saigon, while a sapper unit is killed near Bung Cau. US air power pounds targets, with 19 jet sorties and nine B 52 missions reported Friday over the north. Bung Cau, on Highway 13, sees house to house combat and sporadic mortar fire as sappers slip into Bung Gaul before villagers flee.
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Clincher Is 5-Run Binge In Seventh
Cincinnati shortens World Series to three games apiece with an 8-1 win over Oakland. A five-run seventh breaks open the game as Campaneris, Morgan, Rose, and Tolan figure prominently in the scoring sequence and the Athletics bullpen falters.
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Market Nations pledge union by 1980 at Paris Ilva summit
Leaders of six Comitan Market nations and three allies wrapped a long session with a pledge to form a loose European union by 1980. Britain, Finland, and Denmark join talks toward a common market, monetary cooperation fund, and regional development aid while keeping democratic systems and allies intact. A European parliament remains undecided with a future power dispute between the Netherlands and France.
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Thieu rejects interim peace plan in Saigon talks
In Saigon President Thieu and his National Security Council reject any interim peace accord with China backed terms. Kissinger remained in Saigon with U.S. and South Vietnamese officials as talks center on an interim arrangement possibly leading to a lasting settlement.
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Seven Die in Plane Crash at Texas Ranch
Seven people including three children die in a light plane crash near Big Bend River ranch about 20 miles southeast of Goldthwaite Texas. Victims from San Saba include Fred McCall 22 funeral home operator and wife 82 Joy 40 Melissa 5 Mrs C T Carnanter mother of Mrs McCall Christi Carpenter 17 sister. The Piper single engine aircraft struck rugged terrain after flying through heavy cloud.
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Prominent Turkish Writers Arrested Again in Ankara
In Ankara on Saturday, Martiathan authorities detained several prominent leftist writers who had recently been released from Turkish custody. The arrests raise tensions over political dissent and press freedom in the region.
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