Pennsylvania off year race tests voters patience
Pennsylvania voters face a crowded slate as seven candidates compete for the U S Senate and for governor and lieutenant governor slots. The ballot links governor choices with running mates, highlighting a close credibility gap between major parties. R Budd Dwyer’s GOP bid shakes up the slate as the countdown to polls begins.
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Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Gaydosh
McFarland
Johanses
Mimms
Maisel
Cartoon dispute centers on governor race ad in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, Democrat Milton Shapp and Republican Raymond J. Broderick spar over a campaign cartoon used in Broderick’s newspaper ads. The image shows Shapp leading protesters at the 1968 Chicago Democratic convention, with a Vietcong flag and a thrown rock, as they near Tuesday’s election.
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Philadelphia
Milton Shapp
Raymond J. Broderick
Broderick
Shapp
Chicago
Sigma Delta Chia
Stee Ree Eee
Senate
Kids Alerted On Vicious Tricks Treats In Halloween Warnings
Police and civic groups warn parents across states about dangerous Halloween tricks such as poisoned candy and razorfaced apples. Reports cite Seconal drug fears in Phoenix and razor blades found in treats. Jaycee safety patrols plan to assist with two way radios.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Jaycee
Memphis, Tenn
E Streets
Donald Crossman
Mia
Mary Annau
Nixon appeals for vote in decisive Senate election
President Nixon, in a Phoenix speech, calls next Tuesday's Senate race probably the most important in U.S. history and urges a vote of confidence. He stresses support for allies of his agenda as he campaigns through Arizona and other Western states.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Senate
San Jose
Phoenix
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Anaheim
California
John V. Tunney
Murphy
Wizon
Agnew Presses Law and Order Message in Midwest Tour
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew urged tough law and order candidates to sweep out demonstrators as he spoke in Belleville Illinois and other Midwest stops. He criticized Adlai Stevenson II as a liberal who would like the police, and campaigned for Senator Ralph T. Smith in Illinois. Agnew planned a cross country swing ending in Boise and San Clemente before returning to Washington.
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Chicago
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Midwest
Belleville
Baltimore
Illinois
Ralph T. Smith
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Smith
Adlair, Stevenson II
Stevenson
Ike
Ripley votes to end two year old police force
The Ripley township board backs abolishing the Ripley police department due to high operating costs. A 1971 budget of 14 675, a 5 percent rise from two years prior, covers civil service pay and a police car purchase. The sheriff's office would provide backup if needed. State and county officials require a request before intervening in a municipality with its own force.
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Ripley, N.Y
Ripley
Melee Reetemis Te Koon
Civil Service Organization
New York
Mitchell Sets Battle Against U.S. Crime
Attorney General John N. Mitchell announced plans to curb mounting terrorist bombings and police attacks after meeting with 13 top police officials. He said new anticrime measures may be proposed but did not detail recommendations and ruled out making slaying a policeman a federal crime. The piece also notes FOP and IACP campaigns for stronger penalties and federal involvement.
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Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
International Association of Chiefs of Police
IACP
Quinn Tamm
San Jose
Calif
Canada
U.S
Nixon
Doctor Says Tate Killing Chief Sick Reverting To Fetal Stage
LOS ANGELES AP Charles Tex Watson, accused of leading two murder missions in which Sharon Tate and six others died, is declared insane and in danger of dying. A judge ordered commitment to a state mental hospital. trial paused until sanity returns. Doctors describe Watson as listless, malnourished, becoming a vegetable and rapidly reverting to a fetal state, with potential death from malnutrition. Watson's condition prompted court action while he remains jailed in infirmary.
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Los Angeles
Charles “Tex” Watson
Sharon ‘Tate
Watson
Marcus Crahan
Superior Court
George Dell
Lea
Cerio Fox Ge Gratin Ck
Migs
Prstee
Ie Farny
McKinney
Tex
Job Night Set To Help CAHS Students
Corry Area High School hosts Vocational Guidance Night next Wednesday at 7 PM for seniors to explore post graduation careers. Speakers from skilled crafts to armed services discuss job outlook training costs and time, aiming to aid non college paths and make the event annual.
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Corry Area
Armed Services
Accident damages total five hundred dollars in Pennsylvania
Police report two separate incidents. The first occurred yesterday at 3 30 p m on West Columbus Avenue as Gordon Clapper 6 of Erie drove west and collided with a stopped left turning vehicle, veering into a fence at the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation barn. Clapper’s car sustained no damage. A second incident at 7 30 involved injuries to Warratoet at or hey with Yani and Thera, with car damage estimated at i dollars.
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Gordon Clapper
Erie
West Columbus Avenue
Clapper
Corry Plaza
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Warratoet
Or Hey
Yani
Thera
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Sack) Zamborik Jr
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Ray Dennis
John Cole
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