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The Daily Review recommends Nixon for President Lodge for Vice President Mannon for Congress Bee for Assembly Harris for East Bay Park District Board and Eden Hospital Board candidates. Propositions favor water bond Prop 1 Yes, Prop 3 Yes, Prop 5 Yes, Prop 11 Yes. Prop 2 No, Prop 4 No, Prop 6 No, Prop 7 No, Prop 8 No, Prop 9 No, Prop 10 No, Prop 12 No, Prop 13 No, Prop 14 No, Prop 15 No.
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Tragic Northwest Airlines crash probes details in Montana
Investigators seek explanation for a Northwest Airlines crash in the Mission Mountain area of western Montana. The four-engine jet overturned and plummeted to a mountainside in cloudy weather, killing numerous aboard and injuring others. The Civil Aeronautics Board will lead the inquiry with FAA assistance, identifying victims in St Paul and listing several crew and passengers.
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Statewide and Regional Weather Forecast Summary
Statewide forecast shows fair weather across regions tonight and Sunday with some fog along extreme northern coasts and notable cloudiness in Mt. Shasta Siskiyou area. Valleys including San Joaquin, Monterey Bay Area, Sacramento, and Santa Clara remain fair with mild temperatures. highs near 43 to 53 and 60s, lows around 43 to 50.
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Man Victimized In San Francisco Kidnapping Dies
San Francisco philanthropist and civic leader Moskovitz died Friday at age 69 from a heart ailment after a kidnapping ordeal in which he was held for a $300,000 ransom. He founded a clothing firm and served as a long-time bridge director. his death followed a heart attack two weeks earlier. Police freed his son Leonard and the kidnapers Joseph Lear and Harold Jackson were later sentenced to life imprisonment. Flags on the Golden Gate Bridge were lowered in his memory.
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Natives Work at Fayetteville Methodist Conference
A report to a Methodist conference in Fayetteville Arkansas described native Christian readers trained by American missionaries as active in church work abroad. The document noted dedication and ongoing Congo country mission efforts amid disorder.
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Temperatures Far and Wide Across Cities Reported
A fragmented weather list reports temperatures and conditions for many cities including Albany Boston Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Maine Portland Oregon Rapid City Richmond St Louis Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa and Washington with varying conditions from clear to cloudy and a mix of temperatures. Missing data appears for some entries.
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GOP Catholic Students Rally for Nixon in Davenport
In Davenport, Iowa, Catholic student groups from St Ambrose College and Marycrest College welcomed Richard Nixon with large signs reading Welcome to Pat and Dick Nixon On to victory. Rev Father Francis Duncan led the St Ambrose contingent, while Monsignor Jal McAuliffe gave the invocation at Masonic Temple where Nixon spoke.
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Student Makes Big Trip Daily
Mrs. Catherine Smith Long traveled a long distance to earn her bachelor’s degree. She estimates she drove about 38,000 miles commuting between Appalachian State Teachers College in Boone and her home in Valdese, 100 miles away, during three summer sessions.
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Sailor tied to wife slaying and trooper shooting
In a Maryland to Pennsylvania murder chase, Donald Rieter, a 24 year old sailor from Rochester North Carolina, killed his wife Geraldine and wounded state trooper Blanley Jezewski after a high speed pursuit. Rieter then fled with his two children toward his home, and was later stopped near Williamsport.
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Governors race map shows GOP hopes and upsets
Washington AP reports 27 governorship races set with Republicans hoping to reverse Democratic gains. Michigan Illinois and Kansas center national interest as several incumbents seek re election. Notable contests include Docking in Kansas and Swatinson in Michigan amid broad state races.
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Kennedy calls stir Georgia campaign fear of shift
Georgia Governor Ernest Vandiver and Lt. Governor Garland Byrd defended the Democratic Party after confidential calls by the Kennedy brothers to Mrs. King and Judge Mitchell about Luther King Jr.'s jailing. Vandiver called the Kennedy calls unfortunate though unlikely to alter Georgia's party loyalty.
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TV Debate Conferees Talk Today
Washington AP reporting that Nixon and Kennedy aides press a fifth debate plan. Reinsch for Kennedy and Scribner for Nixon quarrel over conditions and deadlines, with Kennedy urging a final decision before tonight. The dispute centers on format limits and inclusion of vice presidential candidates.
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Car Runs Over Mechanic's Feet in Colorado Springs
Franklin D. Emmons of Pensicota Florida crawled under a parked car in Colorado Springs to work when another car ran over his feet. He received treatment for abrasions and lacerations.
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Car Club Protest Over Traffic Ticket Slowdown
New York Auto Club protests traffic ticket practices after Police Commissioner Kennedy accused of staging a ticket slowdown last Tuesday. Traffic summons rose 35 percent on Thursday, sparking calls from Auto Club President Gottlieb to Mayor Wagner for restoring sanity and equity in law enforcement on city streets. The dispute stems from Kennedy's drive against police moonlighting and a widening rift with rank and file officers.
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Switchmen Reject Offer From Railroads
The Switchmen's Union of North America rejected the second wage offer from 17 western and southern railways and switch companies. Sixty percent of the 9,000 voting union members opposed the proposal with forty percent in favor. Union president Neil F. Speirs cited a two percent retroactive raise to July 1, 1960 and a further two percent on March 4, 1961. The union, averaging $2.73 per hour, had 76 percent voting. A preliminary injunction against a strike had been issued by Federal Judge John C Henderson on October 1.
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Long Term Faced By Rifle Killer
Dr Walter J Goodpaster 47 sentenced to 66 years with possible parole after a rifle slaying in rural Carterville. Jury deliberated 2 hours 40 minutes. Victim Margaret Stack 32 mother of 12, shot with husband present. Defense cites provocation. prosecution sought death penalty.
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Bathtub ban hits public pools in new law
London reports a municipal rule prohibiting carrying or keeping certain items in public swimming pools as authorities push safety measures. In Berkhamstead, John Manchip, 13, once intent on suicide to prove his love, reversed his plan to stay alive for his girlfriend. At Charleston Air Force Base a safety lecture on rake prongs dangers ends with Davis struck in the face by a flying prong, leaving a black eye.
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Soviet Lies Claimed On Seized Film
PATH Maine AP Harvey Bennett, reunited with his family after being held in the Soviet Union, says photos he took could be mistaken for those of a Soviet tourist here. Bennett and Mark Kaminsky, 28, from Michigan, were detained last summer. Kaminsky was jailed for espionage but released with seven years suspended. Bennett recalls that Soviet authorities claimed many photos were staged or misinterpreted, citing examples of empty flag poles and hotel room shots misread as antennas.
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Lamar Caudle Out on Parole
Lamar Caudle, 56, former True nan administration tax official, was released on parole from a federal prison in Tallahassee. He told newsmen he had been a political prisoner and planned to return home to Wadesboro, North Carolina to resume practicing law.
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