Hanoi Peace Talks Eye Next Tuesday Signatures
North Vietnam said the peace agreement should be signed next Tuesday and stressed readiness to meet Kissinger again. Hanoi cited a white-on-paper date of Oct 31 and rejected any misunderstanding. The story covers U S hopes for a quick end, Saigon’s insistence on public signing, and regional reactions including Moscow and Tokyo editorials.
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Paris
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Henry A. Kissinger
Nguyen Thanh le
Kissinger
Nixon
Washington
Vietnam
Tokyo
U.S
Moscow
Tass
Alexei N. Kosygin
Saigon
Nixon vetoes nine bills to curb budget growth
President Nixon announced the veto of nine bills, opposing measures he called costly and over spending. He cited a $2.75 billion two year gap and a $30.5 billion Health Education and Welfare appropriation as examples, warning higher taxes would be needed if signed. He aimed to hold federal outlays to $250 billion in the current fiscal year begun July 1.
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Washington
Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Absentee Voting Method Outlined
The county clerk details how voters away on election day or ill can vote. In person at the clerk’s office with an affidavit up to noon on Nov 6, or mail ballots after obtaining affidavits from the clerk or party offices. Sick voters need a doctor signed affidavit. ballots mailed after affidavits return to clerk.
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Erie
Kansans to vote on three constitutional amendments in November
The Tribune outlines proposed changes to the Kansas constitution covering judicial and executive articles and a rights amendment. Voters will face a full ballot: judges’ terms and selection, court size limits, and four year governor terms with team nominations plus term limits, plus changes to sentence forfeiture and corruption of blood language.
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Kansas
Office of Justice of the Peace
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Neosho County Incumbent Coder Faces Guffey for Commission
Incumbent Coder and Republican candidate for a third term highlights tenure and fiscal restraint while Democratic challenger Jim Guffey argues the county has regressed under current leadership. Guffey cites outdated school funding and bridge maintenance as failures.
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Jim Guffey
Coder
Neosho County
Guffey
Beer from Cavern to Tavern Was City's First Industry
The first industry in Chanute was beer production. About a century ago Marcus Muntz and Vincent Hartman built a brewery in a cave along Village Creek, now known as Indian Cave on Ash Grove Cement property. The cave features a back chimney, a 10 by 25 foot chamber, and numerous names carved in the rock. The Tribune reported the origin in 1934 and noted preservation plans by Ash Grove.
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Chanute
Kansas
Village Creek
Ash Grove Cement Company
John McMeekin
Marcus Muntz
Vincent Hartman
Intercepted Letter About Beer Prohibition Resistance
Intercepted letter to Cha questions continuing beer production under prohibition, noting underground activity and signaling resistance. It reveals a social undercurrent opposing enforcement and hints at illicit consumption and communication.
Beagle Replace Mystery After Dog Theft in Indiana Pa
Roy Frye found his prized beagle missing after stepping away from the dog tethered outside. In its place lay a small mongrel apparently left in the same spot.
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Indiana, Pa
Roy Frye
Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday Under Uniform Time Act
Clocks set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday as DST ends. By the Uniform Time Act of 1967 most states observe DST from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October unless exempted.
American tourist held in Nixon bombing inquiry in Israel
Tel Aviv report says a 22 year old American visitor Dennis Feinstein is under arrest as part of the murder by mail bombs case addressed to President Nixon, Secretary Rogers, and Defense Secretary Laird. Police provided no further details.
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Tel Aviv
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
McGovern Warns Nixon On Peace Terms At Rally
Democratic nominee George McGovern faced questions on a possible pre election Vietnam settlement and argued Nixon could not secure a peace terms that were not available four years earlier. He said current terms resemble those that led to Indochina exit by the French 18 years ago.
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Los Angeles
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Indochina
Oil Strike Reported in Peru Amazon Basin Drilling
Occidental Petroleum Corp announced oil discovery in its first exploratory well on a 2.9 million acre jungle tract in the Amazon Basin of northeastern Peru. The find lies just south of the Peru Ecuador border and marks a key private sector drilling effort in the expanding jungle oil search.
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LIMA
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Amazon Basin
Peru
United States
Peru-Ecuador
Unregistered Donations Reported in Nixon Campaign Aid
Two committees funding Nixon's 1972 re election fail to file registration statements. GAO review shows a $25 000 loan to George McGovern from a secretary who won t disclose ownership or source of funds and how she could afford it.
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Washington
Nixon
General Accounting Office
George McGovern
Nixon announces first corn sale to China 300000 tons
President Nixon announced the first sale of livestock feed corn to the People's Republic of China. The deal covers 300,000 tons, following a previous wheat sale of 400,000 tons announced in mid September.
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Washington
Nixon
People’s Republic of China
China
Beef Prices Dip Slightly as Cattle Costs Fall
The Agriculture Department reports September beef prices edged down to about 1.13 dollars per pound, driven by lower cattle prices and the first drop in middleman markups since June. August still saw a record 44.8 cent spread from cattlemen to consumers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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