Nixon McGovern clash tightens as campaigns roll out
Washington AP reports President Nixon plans a blitz with two nationwide telecasts four days before the vote. He will campaign through Chicago Oklahoma Rhode Island and California before a San Clemente homeward stop. McGovern marks his 29th wedding anniversary with reporters and a gift bowl, vows to beat Nixon after fielding questions in New York, Syracuse Jersey City and East Brunswick.
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Numbers Racket Not Harmed By Lottery
In Harrisburg, observers question Pennsylvania lottery's impact on illegal numbers gambling. U.S. Attorney Richard Thornburgh says state lotteries may boost numbers play, drawing new bettors to the distinction between lotteries and numbers games. A Mathematica Inc. poll notes high nonbuyers in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and suggests big bettors favor numbers. Revenue Secretary Kane claims lottery reduces illegal play, though lacks measurable proof.
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Saigon’s Thieu Calls Separate Talks for Peace Plan
In a National Day broadcast Thieu demanded North Vietnam negotiate a peace treaty with Saigon and withdraw all troops. He rejected a coalition government, urged Paris or any country as venue, and outlined separate talks with North Vietnam and with the South Vietnamese Liberation Front.
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Helicopter Crash Kills 22 Americans in Mekong Delta
A CH47 Chinook crashed in a flooded rice field west of My Tho amid heavy fighting in the Mekong Delta. Nine bodies recovered at dusk. cause under investigation. Crews say most aboard were military personnel with possible civilian contractors. The loss is the worst for U.S. air forces since May.
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Car Stolen From Colza Garage
Police seek a 1971 black over brown Chevrolet coupe with vinyl top stolen from Colza Garage on East Main Street extension. A missing temporary plate 159962 was also noted after theft discovered this morning by firm employees.
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Donors Close In On Blood Quota In Corry
The Red Cross Bloodmobile in Corry surpassed a 156 unit aero quota by 163 units by 5:30 pm at the YMCA. Thomas Grice, Corry Red Cross program chair, reported 166 registered, 13 deferred since last visit, and 163 accepted. 22 first time donors boosted morale as AB negative had one shortfall. AB positive and O negative fulfilled, with 30 O positive still needed. Continued on back page.
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Uncover Angels Burial Ground Near Ukiah
Investigators continue a search at a tree screened ranch near Ukiah California after authorities say the site may be used as a Hell’s Angels burial ground. Three bodies were found and authorities assess whether murders occurred while the owners George and Helen Wethern face drug and stolen property charges.
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CMH To Build Barrier But Sees No Problem
Carry Memorial Hospital will install a smoke barrier in the new wing after a state inspector demanded one in a corridor or risk losing Medicare and Medicaid funds. The barrier will be moved to a maternity ward hallway to avoid heavy traffic, reducing width slightly but acceptable as a code variance with DLI approval.
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Late Night Air Activities Banned in Swiss Airports
In Bern Switzerland AP reports a ban on late night takeoffs and landings at Geneva Zurich and Basel airports to improve sleep for nearby residents. Scheduled flights are prohibited from 12:30 a.m. to 5 a.m. and charter flights from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. local time.
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Acid Base Drug Not Always Acid
Pills seized in a drug raid on East Columbus Avenue were misidentified as illegal drugs. Attorney Mark Ristan said preliminary tests misread vitamins and birth control pills as "acid based" drugs. only state crime lab tests can confirm. The raid also recovered four ounces of marijuana. five defendants were bound over to county court, one was dropped.
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Belfast Bomb Kills Two Tots Night of Halloweening
In Belfast a 100-pound bomb outside Benny's Bar kills 4 year old Clare Hughes and 6 year old Paula Strong who dressed for Halloween. Paula dies instantly and Clare dies later in hospital as 10 others are wounded. The attack follows consecutive Belfast killings bringing the toll to 624 in over three years of sectarian violence. A Catholic motor mechanic, 17, is killed and a British soldier is shot in a Catholic district.
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