Debate prompts clash in Kansas Senate race
State Senator William A. Dearth and Republican opponent Cale Hudson traded statements after Dearth challenged Hudson to a debate. Hudson declined, saying questions were to be staged by organizers and audiences, while Dearth said the public deserves open discussion of issues. The proposed venue was Neosho County Community Junior College auditorium.
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William A. Dearth
Dparsons
Kansas Senate
Cale Hudson
Sun District
Dearth
Hudson
Neosho County Community Junior College
Nation Honors Veterans On Veterans Day Observances
Observances nationwide mark Veterans Day with parades memorial services and ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. The Medal of Honor Society leads national rites focusing on the presidential wreath. The American Legion parade in New York faces opposition from the American Service Men’s Union. Some St Louis veterans oppose the date change arguing the holiday loses meaning.
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Associated Press
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Medal of Honor Society
American Legion
Fifth Avenue
New York City
The
American Servicemen’s Union
Legion
Eternal Light
Madison Square Park
St. Louis Area
Joseph L. Gaal
11Th District
Gaal
Skubitz Campaigns in Ohio District Visit to WWII Vets
Congressman Joe Skubitz campaigns in Neo sho County addressing World War I veterans on veterans benefits and social security. He cites Douglas MacArthur and urges protecting promises to yesterday's heroes. He plans rallies in Erie Osage Lyons Sumner Sumner Harper Wellington and forecast calls for fair cooler weather with frost tonight and a 60s high Tuesday.
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Joe Skubitz
Pittsburg
Neosho County
Skubitz
Shubitz
Douglas MacArthur
Erie
Osage County
Lyons County
Republican
Sumner County
Harper County
Wing
Wellington
Vietnam premier hints at near peace deal in Newsweek interview
North Vietnam's Pham Van Dong says secret talks with Kissinger are in an important phase and offers a settlement outline. He envisions a ceasefire, American withdrawal, and a three segment government with elections within six months, while avoiding specifics on troop dispositions or coalition terms.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Pham van Dong
Newsweek Magazine
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Two Killed in Weekend Area Traffic Accidents
Five accidents over the weekend kept authorities busy in Neosho and surrounding counties. A two car collision east of St Paul killed James F. Hayden Jr. and infant Robyn Golay, with survivor injuries to Luanna Sparks and Barbara Golay. Other crashes near Chanute and Erie injured several teens and adults, with fatalities reported only in the St Paul incident. Graveside services for Robyn Golay are set for Tuesday in Independence.
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St. Paul
James F. Hayden Jr
Pittsburg
Robyn Golay
Luanna J. Sparks
Hayden
Erie
Mitchell
Jerry Showalter
Eric
Highway Patrol
Steve M. Gentle
Gentle
David Kern
Golay
Mount Hope Cemetery
Pols
Independence
John H. Golay
R. 2
James Allison
Kissinger Leaves Saigon After Intensive Indochina Talks
Henry Kissinger flies to Washington after six meetings with South Vietnamese leader Thieu. The U S Embassy notes progress toward a settlement but confirms remaining sticking points. Kissinger says the visit was productive. Saigon reports preparations for a possible cease fire.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
U.S
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Kissinger
Intercepted Letter on Debate Strategy Names Cha
An intercepted letter comments on campaign tactics focusing on whether to debate key issues. The writers discuss the central dispute and the strategic choice surrounding public discourse in the race.
UN Opens Debate On Disarmament At United Nations
The annual U N arms debate starts in New York with about two thirds of nations backing a world disarmament conference proposed by the Soviet Union while the United States and China oppose. Mexico, the Soviet Union and the United States opened the debate, which may extend beyond November 23.
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N.Y
U.N
Soviet Union
United States
China
Mexico
General Assembly
France
Geneva
New France
Romania
Sweden
Guilty Feelings After Chester Robbery Ties Up Couple
Two men robbed 65 year old Howard DeLong and his wife in Chester West Virginia over $1000 and left them tied up. Police received a call from one of the robbers asking officers to free the couple, suggesting remorse.
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Chester, W. Va
Howard DeLong
DeLong
DeLongs
McGovern launches final White House bid with peace pledge
Senator George McGovern opens the last two weeks of his campaign in Philadelphia and New York aligning a pre election peace settlement with Thieu's hint at resignation if aid is cut. The piece notes television campaigning and focuses on a separate DoD air transport alert at bases that was briefly raised then canceled with no explanation given.
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Washington
George McGovern
White House
Nguyen van Thieu
Philadelphia
New York
Agnew and Volpe Dedicate Kansas City International Airport
Vice President Agnew and Secretary of Transportation John Volpe led opening ceremonies for Kansas City International Airport. The three day celebration drew a large crowd with rain not forecasted and an air show expected after previous cancellations. Commercial flights are to begin November 11.
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Kansas City
Agnew
John Volpe
Transportation
Kansas City International Airport
Boggs Aide Plane Missing Flight From Anchorage To Juneau
Three military planes scoured an expanded search area in Alaska for a light Cessna 310 missing with House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and three others. On board were Rep. Nick Begich of Alaska, 40, Begich aide Russell L. Brown, 37, and pilot Don E. Jonz.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hale Boggs
Boggs
Juneau
Nick Begich
Russell L. Brown
Begich
Don E. Jonz
Israeli appoints new Gaza City mayor amid refugee status push
Tel Aviv reports Uri Chechnik, a civil servant from the occupation government, replaces Rashied A-Shawa as Gaza City's mayor after A-Shawa declined to include the Shati refugee camp and its 29,000 residents. Israel seeks to grant many of Gaza’s 270,000 refugees full citizenship status.
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Gaza Strip
Strip
Israel
Uri Chechnik
Rashied A-Shawa
Gaza City
A-Shawa
Shati
Hijackers’ demands persist as Sofia airliner crisis continues
Turkish government rejects four youths’ demand to free 13 leftists held in Turkey while 66 aboard a hijacked Boeing 707 in Sofia, Bulgaria face threat. Hijackers extend deadline from noon to 7 30 p m local time, vowing to blow up plane if not met.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
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