Machinists Affirm McGovern Endorsement Amid Labor Split
The 908000 member International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers endorsed George McGovern at a Los Angeles convention despite a vocal minority urging neutrality. IAM President Floyd Smith had announced support and led a task force on national security. Meanwhile Nixon courted former Democrats including Connally aides and youth group critics surfaced, aiming to sway younger voters against McGovern.
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George McGovern
Johnson
Nixon
International Assn. of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
McGovern
Aflcio
IAM
Los Angeles
Floyd Smith
White House
Treasury
John Connally
G.O.P
Cornaily
Leonard Marks
U.S. Information Agency
Johnson Ales
Jake Jacobsen
Warren Woodward
Virginia
Jack Marsh
Youth Against McGovern
YAM
Washington
America
Chris Buckley
William F Buckley
Israel Honors Its Dead From Munich Massacre
A heavily guarded return of Israeli Olympians from Munich ended in tragedy as the bodies of the slain athletes arrived at Tel Aviv and were to be buried in Israel and Ohio. Leaders and mourners gathered at Murtach and Ben Gurion airports amid sobs and political protests. Deputy Prime Minister Yigal Allen denounced the attackers and Arab nations allegedly aiding terrorism.
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Tel Aviv
Munich
Israel
Algventh
David Barger
Cleveland
Ohio
Jerusalem
el al
Lad
Pic Games
Star of David
Ith
David Berger
U.S
Golda Meir
Cleve
Shana Xreir
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Willi Daume
Murtich
Tel ‘Aviv
Disarmament Talks Recess With U S USSR Deadlock
Geneva reports indicate the disarmament conference recessed as the United States and the Soviet Union remain deadlocked on a comprehensive nuclear test ban. Soviet negotiator Alexei Roschin blames Western delays while urging reliance on national safeguards to monitor underground testing. He attacks on-site inspections as aiming to prevent cheating, citing the 1963 partial ban framework.
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Geneva
UPT
Thea
Hms
Hosein
United States
Soviet Union
Alexei Roschin
Russia
Roxchin
Local paper notes unsettling humor amid odd phrasing
A chaotic brief mentions a neighbor and a rowing machine with unclear intent, reflecting a distressed, quirky local scene. No concrete events, names, or locations are clearly identified in the readable text.
Senate Defeats Effort to Shift Revenue Sharing Big States
Washington AP reports the Senate rejected an attempt by Sen. Ribicoff to alter the 34.4 billion revenue sharing bill showing big state gains would be curtailed as small states maintain leverage. The Finance Committee revised the House version to help smaller states while sparing larger urban areas from added relief.
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Washington
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Comn
Ribbott
Senate Finance Committee
Ridicoff
Senate Committee
House
Connecticut
South Viet Nam Sees Endless War If Reds Push Victory
Paris reports from the 360th peace talks session show both sides denouncing violence while offering no near settlement. U.S. chief negotiator Porter declares the Communist military effort failed and cites heavy losses, a massive flight of nearly a million South Vietnamese civilians, and the success of Vietnamization.
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Paris
UPI
South Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
Willliam J. Porter
South
Porter
Portersi
International talks stall on curb of terrorists
Washington presses 40 nations to forge an accord against terrorism after the Munich massacre blamed on Arab militants. Officials caution talks may drag on for days or months with no quick crackdown. Debate centers on who supports terrorists and how to hold governments accountable. Israel warns of possible retaliation if action is not taken.
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Allen
Washington
Wixon
State Department
Department
Charles Bray
George MacCavern
Nizan
Egypt
Senate
U. S
Israel
Eet
Infanti
Wiliam P. Rogerson Rabin
Red Offensive Surges To New High Point In Vietnam
In the Mekong Delta region near Saigon and Que Son district, Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces attacked with tanks for the first time, killing 22 South Vietnamese soldiers and wounding 72. Maj Pham Van Huu was wounded and a deputy killed as battles raged in Tien Phuge and surrounding towns along Highway 1. U S naval jets continued operations against the South Vietnamese districts and the U S involvement in air strikes persisted near the Cotlinued area from Page 3 Col 3.
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Saigon
Pham van Huu
Ing
Que Son
Asapper
Paces
Mekong Delta
Saigon Field
Vinh Nhi
Tien Phuge
Nly
di Nang
Eight Die in Virgin Islands Resort Robbery
Police hunted for four to five gunmen in green fatigues after assailants opened fire at the Fountain Valley Golf Club on St Croix, killing eight Americans and injuring others. Victims included tourists from the U S mainland and a shop worker, with authorities calling it the worst crime in Virgin Islands history. The rock Resorts owned golf club lies on a 000 acre tract and the suspects fled into the surrounding hills.
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John Gulliver
Fourtain Valley
Island
Rolles
St .Tharmas
Maas
Ronald Tonkin
Territory
Peter Wed Green Ftatigues
Virgin Islands
St. Croix
Rockresorts, Inc
Rockefellers’ Resort Development Company
False Bombing Reports Involve 200 Air Force Personnel
Cedar Rapids air force sergeant Lonnie D. Franks said about 200 personnel helped make false bombing reports over North Vietnam last winter. He disclosed the issue to Iowa senator Harold Hughes, triggering scrutiny of Lt. Gen. John D. Lavelle and his retirement pay details.
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Cedar Rapids
North Vietnam
Lonnie D. Franks
John H. Franks
Sixteenth Street
Orlando
Fla
Franks
Iown
Harold Hughes
John D. Lavelle
Israeli raid into Lebanon follows guerrilla clash
Israeli troops entered southern Lebanon chasing Arab guerrillas after clashes with a group that infiltrated from Lebanon. An Israeli patrol killed one guerrilla, and forces pursued another into Yarum village. Taras forces reportedly withdrew after killing two guerrillas. Israeli casualties were not reported. The action marks the first Israeli raid into Lebanon since February.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Israsit
Lebanon
Ssmail
Iti
Yarum
Terae- Mi
Yarumt Ig
Mediterranean
Taraths
Munich
Bairut
Israel
Ond
Bavarian
Army Blames Protestants In Belfast Riots Bombings
In Belfast gunmen linked to the IRA bombed the home of James O Kane, killing a woman relative and injuring others. Protestants and Catholics faced intensified violence as two more bodies were found in the Falls and Woodstock districts amid the three year toll of Northern Ireland unrest.
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Belfast
UPI
Axa
Iriah
Republican Army
IRA
See Ao Army
Lareas
Catholic Falls
Woodstock
Northern
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Connally
Yigal Alen
Meir
Ussr
Agustus
Sao
Fdinistration
Black September
Hor
Syria
Libya
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Rogers
Bray
Tien Phuoc
Tam Ky
Tient Phuoc
Dale
Kuefer
Seventh Air Force
Lavellle
Armed Services Subcommittee
Lonnie Franks
Thrahim Badren
Abd el Kadir
Danny
Samet Mohamed Abdelah
Strae
James O'Kane
Republican, Labor Party
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