Agnew Charges Some Democrats With Panther Ties
Fort Smith Ark APs Vice President Spiro T Agnew charged that some Northern and Western Democrats lean toward the Black Panthers or their allies. He cited California candidate Dellums as a supporter and equated liberal Democrats including Kennedy Hughes Bayh Mondale Cranston McGovern with fundraising for Dellums. He urged moderates and conservatives to back Republicans in a statewide rally supporting Rockefeller and Hammerschmidt.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Aps
Spire T. Agnew
Arkansas
Agnew
Ronald Dellums
Congress
California
Berkeley-Oakland
Black Panther Party
Black Panthers
Kennedy
Agnew Suely
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Harold T. Hughes
Iowa
Birch Bayhor
Indiana
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Alan Cranston
George &. McGovern
South Dakota
Dellums
Touchy money issues on UAW GM agenda
United Auto Workers and General Motors bargainers meet to resolve wage, retirement, and benefits disputes from a 25 day strike. Leaders reference the Sept 14 walkout, with issues including 30 and out, wage increases, a cost of living allowance, and dental care. GM’s ad defends its offer as a fair framework for settlement.
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UAW
Detroit
WAPT
United
Auto Workers and
General Motors Corp
WAW
Leonard Woodback
Woodcock
Bark Bramblett
Wondcock
Wandenck
Netronl Free Press
United Aut
Bramblett
Firm cites secrecy in plane crash response
OKLAHOMA CITY OK Golden Eagle Aviation says it bore no fault in the Wichita State University charter crash and accuses the federal government of secrecy The FAA canceled licenses for Golden Eagle and the plane owner and cites a facade to dodge safety rules Golden Eagle vice president Bruce Danielson dismisses any wrongdoing and says investigators will clarify the flight details and potential causes including a likely engine failure at high altitude
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Oklahoma City
FAA
Loveland Pass
Colo
Dellums Answers Agnew in Berkeley Speech
California Democrat Ronald V. Dellums, Berkeley councilman and 8 year old candidate for Congress, defends his politics after being dubbed an admirer of the Black Panther party. Dellums cites King and aims for living wage and health care, while denying direct ties to the Panthers amid a charged national inquiry.
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Berkeley
Calif
IAP
Ronald V. Dellums
Democratic Congress
Vic
Dellums
John B. Kealy
Puerto Rico Flood Deaths Rise as Rains Continue
In San Juan Puerto Rico heavy rains kept pounding the island with island wide flooding since Sunday causing extensive damage measured in tens of millions of dollars. General Luis A Ferre asked Washington to declare Puerto Rico a disaster area and requested an immediate four million dollars in federal aid.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Luis A. Ferre
Washington
Ferre
Illegal West Coast arms sales boom in San Francisco area
California officials warn a rising black market for military weapons and explosives, with seizures near 20 percent of the previous fiscal year. Investigators cite illicit shipments to the United States from Vietnam, thefts from military facilities, and a wide street trade reaching Santa Barbara and Haight Ashbury.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Bodega Bay
O'Brien
U.S. Treasury Department
Fobacco & Tirearms Division
Frank Vargofeak
Vargofeak
William Ie Mioresen III
Thoresen
Bresna
Hove
Om Thoresen
Santisi
Vargotoak
Universty of California
Santa Barbara
FL Ord
Monterey
Caelif
Acme
West Coast
John G. Kester
Army
Washington
Southeast Asia
Miles Ambrose
Vietnam
Sanfrrmeisca
Oakland
Daily Mail
Paul Andrews
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
FBI
TA Joe
Saeme
Laird warns Soviet missiles could surpass U S by 1974
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce that by 1974 the Soviet Union may exceed the United States in strategic missiles. He noted Soviet advantage in land bases and submarines and described U S policy as a transition from war to peace without urging immediate deployment changes.
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United States
Senate
Wast Pon Furl
Melvin BR. Laird
Pentagon
Unter
Soviet Union
San Antonio
Live bomb found in Waltham office building
An actual World War II TV shell ornament caused alarm at a local Insurance firm in Waltham. Workers described the object as a potential danger as it rolled through corridors. Police later advised the firm that the device was live and could have exploded at any time.
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Waltham
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Doffery
Illinois
Aganey
Winthrop Rockefeller
John Hammerschmidt
U.S
Spiro Agnew
Peeters
Wil Rose
Laird
Baily Review
Daly Make
Hoyd Spork
Peasidest
William Chilsote
Bussogie Maneger
Hayward
Winton Ava
Heyward
Colif
W. Winton Ave
Haywand
Alameda County
PAM
Themont
Phong
Cantar Square
Uremont
Wuaeau
cHacon
Rad
California Air National Guard
Farenheit
Southland
Shere
Nimitz
Winton
MacGregor
Ares Whisky
Comey
Dye Stern
Pofper Wrasin Corp
Hay
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