Nixon Seeks U K Park Backing With Quick Stop
President Nixon flies from San Francisco to Washington with a layover in the Bay Area to urge Congress to approve Gateway West creating a 24 000 acre park including Alcatraz and Angel Island. He plans weekly campaigning until Congress adjourns and targets revenue sharing as a priority while opposing Supreme Court ordered school segregation rulings.
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Robber Steals Gems From Museum and Loots Store
A ski masked thief robs the Field Museum of Natural History gem collection after forcing guards to the floor at closing time. In a separate crime, burglars loot Cedar Raph Rews store at Lindale Plaza, taking 28 suits, coats, trousers, and 600 neckties through a broken door between Sunday evening and Monday morning.
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McGovern urges federal aid for 25000 Boeing jobs in Northwest
In Seattle Carl P J ubshort reports Senator George McGovern calls for federal help to create 25000 Boeing jobs by funding cleaner engines and land use. He pins his campaign on environmental gains and a renewed spirit after large Northwest welcomes. He criticizes Nixon and allies, framing the election as a clash over welfare versus work ethics.
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Ziegler Comments On President’s Denunciation Call
Ziegler said the president denounced the issue in strong terms, indicating a sharp political clash. The remark suggests ongoing partisan tension as the article continues on page 3.
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Debate Police Death Benefits and Antipoverty Funding
Washington lawmakers return to a tense session as the Senate planned a $40,000 tax free death benefit for police and public safety officers killed on duty while the House eyed a $2.8 billion two year extension of antipoverty programs. The day also saw discussions of broader defense and military aid amid reports of air strikes and ground actions in Vietnam.
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Munich Olympics suspended after Israeli attack subverts games
Arab militants célèbre the Black September group struck the Israeli quarters at the Munich village. Two Israeli men died and nine captives were held while demands to release 200 extremist actors and safe passage to an Arab country were voiced. German authorities, Israeli officials, and Prime Minister Meir pressed for resolution as tanks and police surrounded the site.
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Jets Attacks Radar Stations Near Hanoi Amid Vietnam Clash
Reports say US jets destroyed two SAM radar units near Hanoi while combat raged north and south of Quang Tri and La Vangle. Barneys Seibert cites six firings and several hundred North Vietnamese and government casualties amid tropical storm weather restricting missions and limited air sorties.
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Judge Voids Law Requiring Cooperation in ADC Suits
Judge Edward J. McManus declares Iowa statutes forcing women in aid to dependent children cases to cooperate with paternity actions void and unenforceable. He expands the welfare ruling to be retroactive, orders state officials to tally and remit withheld amounts from the past five years. Linn County officials weigh potential scope and impact as discussions continue.
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IRA Pledges Change In Bombing Tactics
In Belfast sources say the IRA provisional wing will curb attacks on civilians and focus on British troops amid pressure from Catholic communities in Belfast and Londonderry. The plan involves phasing out civilian targets as leadership reconsiders strategy in the northern campaign. A recent civilian strike hit the Belfast Social Democratic and Labour Party HQ, wounding the building and reflecting internal tensions.
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Prediction of Soviet Mediterranean Fleet Expansion
AP reports Pemagon officials foresee the Soviet Union deploying helicopter carriers and more intelligence ships to the Mediterranean amid reduced Egyptian cooperation. Reconnaissance bombers operated from Egypt before President Sadat ordered Soviet personnel out. most of 15,000 Soviet in Egypt reportedly left, yet the navy still uses three Egyptian ports.
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