Thieu Wins Landslide Victory in South Vietnam Vote
President Nguyen Van Thieu claimed a landslide reelection in South Vietnam’s uncontested presidential vote. Official figures put Thieu at 5,776,074 votes, 41.61 percent of 6,311,853 total, with 353,148 invalid ballots. Opposition groups denounced the results as prefabricated and backed by Ky supporters.
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Ong
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Tran Thien Khiem
National Assembly
Epuy Ly Qui Chins
Boog Powell Lifts Orioles Over A’s in A L Series
Big Boog Powell, struggling with a sore wrist, homered twice to back Mike Cuellar as the Baltimore Orioles moved within one win of a sweep in a SI victory over the Oakland A’s. After a cross country flight, Baltimore and Oakland prepare for game three in Oakland with Jim Palmer slated to start for Baltimore against Diego Segui.
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U.S. sixPoint Plan for Middle East Peace Unveiled
Secretary of State William Rogers outlined a six point peace plan at the General Assembly. He tied Arab Israel ceasefire maintenance to U.N. mediated talks led by Gunnar V. Jarring and linked U.S. China policy to broader arms talks with the Soviet Union. The plan emphasizes a Suez Canal agreement as a step toward peace and notes that China representation at the United Nations should include all Chinese people.
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Family plans minibike dream and newsboy profits
Double delivery street scene shows a farming family aiming to buy a minibike with earnings. An eight year old, Michelle, hopes to someday run a pauper route and save for a Hawaii trip. Her older brother, 18 year old Mark, also works as a newsboy.
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West Coast dock strike nears settlement on day 96
The West Coast dock walkout reaches day 96 with mediators reporting progress while East Coast talks resume in New York City. About 15,000 workers idled, 208 shifts tied up, and California losses estimated at 1.5 billion as negotiations continue.
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Pacific Maritime Association
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Apti Thtersational Tongs Sharemen's Association
Maine
Texas
ILA
New York Shipping Association
Fair Weather Forecast for Tomorrow
The forecast calls for continued fair conditions with little temperature change. Lows will be in the low tens to zeroes tonight, with mid teens tomorrow. northwest winds 10 to 20 mph tomorrow afternoon. More weather details on page 6.
Military Pay Hike Approved to Boost Enlistments
The Senate approved a second military pay raise within a month to attract volunteers and help create an all volunteer army. The measure, costing about 3811 million annually, would raise pay atop a prior 24 billion package signed by Nixon and take effect mid November after the wage price freeze ends. The White House backed the amendment as part of a draft continuance plan.
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Explosive Balloon Prank Blows Out Car Glass
In Santa Ana a 20 year old Wayne Gillespie and two friends were en route to a party with three dozen balloons inflated with oxyacetylene gas. A cigarette lit by a passenger caused a blast that shattered the windshield and opened doors, injuring all three mildly. Robert Wasik, 26, lit the cigarette and was hospitalized for head and facial injuries. Gillespie and Terry Husted, both 20, suffered minor cuts and injuries.
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Eastern patriarch urges celibacy rule at synod
At the Vatican synod, Eastern Patriarch Sidavouss urged maintaining priestly celibacy, arguing a married priesthood strains duties and families. Archbishop Slipyi supported allowing married priests in the East, warning universal celibacy could hinder broader church unity. Pope Paul VI, absent due to illness, urged prayer for East Pakistan refugees as debate continues among 210 delegates.
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Eh Stongly
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Attica riot linked to football yard incident say prison inmate
New York inmates claim a guard misread football practice as a fight triggering the four day Attica uprising. The Times and Daily News detail the chaotic assault, deaths, and disputed sequences, noting prisoners’ accounts and a later security response.
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Times
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