Nixon calls for help to restore peace in world
President Nixon addressed about 40,000 Republicans in Miami Beach urging broad support to restore peace abroad and prosperity at home. He emphasized a strong U.S. stance, K r. Kirk praised, and linked vote choices to governing on crime, inflation, and the environment. He planned a multi state campaign through Florida, Texas, Illinois, and beyond, including stops in San Jose and San Clemente.
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Economic argument grows over Nixon era results
Washington AP report describes a heated campaign debate on Nixon era economics. Meany blasts economy with 10 percent rising costs and nearly 2 million more unemployed, while Stein counters inflation is easing and recovery underway. McCormack cites 38 major industrial areas with high unemployment. report adds 626 regions affected, amid hush about withholding data.
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Lure Lah Campaign Puzzle Asks Money Offer Luncheon
Wealthy Democratic candidate James W. Goodrich announces a contest offering a luncheon date with Zsa Zsa Gabor to the top fundraiser. He cites a letter from the actress praising his campaign and notes sealed bids will be opened on election day at his headquarters.
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Quadruplets Born to Worcester Couple at Clark University Hospital
A Worcester couple welcomed four daughters born Tuesday night at Worcester Memorial Hospital near Clark University. All four babies were in critical condition early today while the mother remained stable. The parents’ fame was widely reported locally.
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British pullout off near Suez amid defense pact talks
Heath government cancels a planned British pullout near Suez and signals a broader European defense posture. A white paper from the Defense Ministry argues the Wilson Labor plan would weaken security in Malaysia and Singapore, justifying continued presence to preserve stability.
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Agnew Says He Loved Every Minute Of Campaign
Vice President Spiro Agnew said he had loved every minute of his campaign travel this fall and relished the assignment for President Nixon. He spoke at a Navy League dinner in New York and planned further stops in Albany and Birmingham. He defended defense plans, endorsed Buckley in the New York Senate race, and hinted a tougher political stance to attract attention.
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Distraught Utah father kills five in bed
Five members of Curtis Eskelsen's family were found dead in three bedrooms of their Sandy home. Police say Eskelsen shot himself after killing wife Lily Fay 34 and daughters Machete 14 Annette Fay 11 Tina Maria 10. Bodies discovered at 11 am by the mother’s sister and foster mother after failed attempts to reach them.
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Dutra Defends World Hand-Nalking Crown at Exposition
Manuel Dutra of Stockton California won the world hand-nalking title at the Grand National Livestock Exposition Show and Rodeo in San Francisco. He produced 17 pounds 14 ounces of milk from two cows in minutes, overpowering Hawaii challenger Jake Verhoon who earned 15 pounds 13 ounces. Dutra credited his helper and his cows for the victory while praising Verhoon as a fierce competitor.
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Man Nixon receives lime bomb at back and novelty shop
Lasander Nixon received a package in San Francisco from Washington DC that contained a lime bomb with dynamite and a blasting cap. A man named Usling-Melvin Segal of 3501 P Street NW was named as the return sender. Nixon warned customers, moved the package outside, and called police. Demolition experts said the device could arm itself en route and explode when opened. Nixon said he had no ties to mailed device.
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Fatal Fall Into Furnace At Aline Vacuum Metals
An Arlon worker died Tuesday at Aline Vacuum Metals Co when he slipped while atop an unlit furnace and fell eighty feet into a hot metal vat. Police and safety crews are investigating the accidental death of Vincent Camroe, age 24, of Berkeley.
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Be Arrests Murder Suspect in South San Francisco
The FBI announced the arrest of Karl Franklin Jones in South San Francisco on a murder warrant from Springfield. A spokesman said Jones will appear before the U.S. Commissioner Wednesday.
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Convicted murderer given life sentence in 1967 kidnap slaying
Robert Gary MacPherson, 28, was convicted of first degree murder in the Ulrich C. Heischen case. Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lewis Lerner imposed life in prison after two failed penalty juries. Prosecution sought death. two penalty verdicts were deadlocked.
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Bank robbery suspects arrested after San Francisco hold up
FBI agents arrested Michael Peter Kri and Esther Jean Vaughn in a Berkeley apartment within 24 hours of a Bank of America Union Webster branch robbery. A second suspect was taken into custody as well. Hart rifles and shotguns were found. Kri had prior charges for a West Berkeley Wells Fargo robbery. Vaughn worked as a department store clerk.
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Arsonist Sought After Fire Damages Clawson Elementary
Oakland AP reports a fourth grade classroom on the second floor of Clawson Elementary School was destroyed by a fire at 10 30 a m as students were outside for recess. Fire chief David Buswell says arson is probable and 45 firefighters with limited equipment contained the blaze in minutes with no injuries.
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Defense lawyers press for either exoneration or guilty verdict
In San Francisco defense attorneys for six Latin youths on trial for the patrolman Joseph Brodniks death argued for a verdict of guilty or full exoneration. They labeled the case a high school passion play turned real life drama and attacked patrolman Paul McGoran as a hot tempered racist. Final arguments were set to continue.
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