McGovern campaign tack hits national interest claim
AP dispatch notes George McGovern campaigns with Thomas Eagleton and attacks opponents who switch tickets. Nixon plans a radio broadcast on tax reform while White House dismisses two peace stories as speculation but keeps door open to potential movement in Vietnam talks.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
George McGovern
Tate
Thomas Eagleton
Nixon
Washington
White House
Vietnam
London Times
United Press International
Exon urges wider sharing of farm price information
Gov J James Exon says USDA and secretary Butz should share data with farmers that influence prices. He claims an August USDA Russia crop report was withheld, denying farmers potential income while alleging big business profited. Exon calls for more active USDA information to producers.
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J. James Exon
Far] Putz
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Exon
Butz
Soviet Union
Hulz
Fixon
Farmer
Clifford Mardin
Buz
Ex-prime minister dies in Copenhagen
Danish former prime minister Trik Eriksen, who led the government from 1950 to 1953 and was a key figure in the 1950s, died early today in Copenhagen. He would have turned 63 next month.
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Copenhagen
Trik Eriksen
Jxline
Fis
Horseplayer's final wish fulfilled at Hialeah ashes
Eugene Gross Sr 78, a lifelong horse racing devotee, had his ashes scattered Friday at Hialeah Race Track outside the main entrance to the grandstand after his death from a heart attack on Sept. 29. His son and daughter fulfilled his wish choosing a flower bed in front of the grandstand as the final resting place.
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Miame
Eugene Gross
Grand Standal Hialeah Race Track
Gross
Eugene Sr
Lillian Hardy
Washington, D.C
Hialeah
Heaven
Norway's Labor Cabinet resigns after referendum vote
Norway's prime minister Bratelli and his 19 month old cabinet resign following Sept 25 refer endum on entering the Common Market. Lars Korvald, head of the Christian People's party, seeks to form the 28th government with a weak minority in the Storting. The non socialist bloc holds 47 seats. conservatives back Common Market but refrain from joining a new government.
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Zydve Bre Lor
Norway
Lars Korvald
Christian People’s Party
Sweden
Olav
Bratelli
Korvald
Storting
The
Center
Christian Femple
Govermment
Premarket
Local Weather Readings and Sun Events Listed
The report lists readings with 43 at 10 am and 30 low this morning with 36 high on Friday. It notes sunrise and sunset times for Sunday and Monday, including 7:00 sunrise and 7335 sunset on Sunday and 6:58 sunrise on Monday.
Mormon leader decries abortion and birth control beliefs
Salt Lake City report outlines President Lee denouncing abortion and birth control as disobedience to God. He urged use of every means to combat ignorance, stressing family and economic reform. Thousands attended ceremonies confirming his elevation as church president.
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Sal Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter da Saints
Harold B
Lee
Church General Conference
Finday
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Sappers Strike Phnom Penh in Fresh Blow to Capital
Communist sappers hit Phnom Penh during a major holiday, killing at least 19 and wounding many in residential areas. The raiders seized armored personnel carriers, engaged Cambodian troops, and attacked the French embassy district, while South Vietnam saw high activity with numerous small attacks. Brig. Gen. Ronald J. Fairfield Jr. was wounded in a mortar attack, expected to miss five days.
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Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Saigon
Soul Vietnam
Ronald J. Fairfield Jr
Minneapolis
Milan
Ses
Ve Fairfield
U.S
Cambodia
Wate
Nixon radios plan for reelection campaign faces rivals
A Nixon broadcast across three networks outlines plans for a major reelection effort while George McGovern accuses Republicans of funding militant groups to suppress minority registration. The GAO criticizes McGovern campaign finances as the Watergate probe debate continues and Shriver campaigns in Los Angeles with Eleanor McGovern in Texas. Agnew resumes campaigning with stops in Detroit and Palm Springs alongside Sinatra.
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Associated Press
Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Chicago
Illinois
Washington
Watergate
District Court
John J. Sizicn
Gen Accounting Office
GAO
Justice Department
Republican National Committee
Robert Dole
Dole
Kirby Jones
Bob Dole
Sargent Shriver
Los Angeles
Walls
Eleanor McGovern Jyas
Texas
Spiro T. Agnew
Detroit
Palo Springs
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Homecoming Royalty Crowned at CHS and Lakeview Honors
CHS and Lakeview announced homecoming honorees during Friday night football ceremonies at Columbus High and Lakeview. King Ron Ziola and Queen Kim Tigges led CHS, while King Doug Zoucha and Queen Barbara Rice reigned at Lakeview with extensive student leadership in clubs, cheerleading, and activities. Crowning followed by Last year’s royalty and various crownbearers, with marching bands and booster clubs organizing the events.
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Columbus
Ron Zigla
Kim Tigges
Lakeview
Pawnee Park Memorial Stadium
Ron 4Iola
CHS
Viking Stadium
Doug Zoucha
Barbara Ann Rice
Ron
Atehla Ziola
Junior Legion
Cas King
Platte College
Queen Kim
Gerald Tigges
Booster Club
Kim
Columbus High
Sandra Weyer
Tom Heiser
David Rood
Jed Rood
Angela Neese
Lanny Neess
Atending
Jan Karel Blatchford
D.A. Blatchford
Connie Ann Jones
Gene Jones
Tebra Jean Jones
Cecil K. Jones
Colleen Beth Liddy
Tom Liddy
Margo Jean Mueller
Casper Mueller
Hoosier Club
King
Bill Deyke
Melvin’ Deyke
Ed Bryan Johansen
George Johansen
Wes Johnson
Wayne H. Johnson
Ben Soulliere
Joe Soulliere
Bryan Tima
Jerome A. Tuma
Discoverer
King Doug
Edwin M. Zoucha
Platter Center
Viking
Lettermen
Newpaper
Doig
Queen Barbara
Myron. Rice
Platte Center
Grace Lutheran Church
Walter League
Clete
Melvin Schmid
Richland
Kurt Muhle
Ruayne Muhie
Keith Schutte
Truswald) Schutte
Bob Wachal
Edward R. Wachal
Bob Beiermann
William Beiermann
Kenneth A. Jolson
Barry Marik
Alan Griffith
Columbus #High
Tenis Murphy
Teen hijacker dies in Trieste airport hijack
In Trieste a teenage hijacker seized an ATI twin-engine turboprop after takeoff bound for Venice and other cities. He demanded 320000 lire and Egypt passage, released passengers, then opened fire when police stormed. A gunfight left the hijacker dead outside the central cabin. one officer wounded. The aircraft was damaged by a grenade explosion.
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Trieste
Italy
An Sieet Jae Ie Lon
ATI
Venice
Ancona
Foggia
Bari
Egypt
Close call at railroad crossing in Columbus
Columbus driver John A. Miller escaped injury after a freight train struck his car at 27th Avenue near 8 a.m. Miller attempted an end around crossing bars but failed to clear the tracks. The vehicle spun but no injuries were reported. Three Friday accidents also listed with minor monetary losses.
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Jobn A. Miller
Columbus
Miller
27Th Avenue
Jack & Jilliot
David G. Swan
Duncan
Dean B. Bryan
Ulysses
Mart
Frank A. Miclak
16Th Avenue
Maria Mt. Mohimman
Platte Center
Sid Street
Howard Boulevard
Wilma E. Mustard
Clarks
Harvey
Mueller
29Th Street
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