Tornado injures eighteen north of Chicago
A tornado struck a residential area north of Chicago injuring eighteen people, none seriously. Three were admitted to the Great Lakes Naval Training Center hospital as 18 were treated and released. Weather service issued further tornado warnings for nearby counties as damage was reported.
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Tornado Hits Naval Base and Nearby Towns Affects 23,000
High winds and a tornado damaged Nimile Village and Forrestal Trailer Court near a naval training center 35 miles north of Chicago. Roofs were blown off two homes and 12 mobile trailer units overturned. Police reported no immediate injuries, though property damage occurred in Waukegan and North Chicago.
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China Moves Toward Diplomatic Ties with Taiwan
A Chiang Kai-shek era tension eases as China and Taiwan announce plans to open embassies in each other’s capitals and resume formal diplomatic relations soon. The report notes broader regional shifts and hints at continued POW release concerns tied to U S and Hanoi discussions.
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Nixon aide defends crime data as reporting grows
Kleindienst tells Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce that crime reporting increases with data processing and FRY results, noting mixed shifts in offenses. He cites declines in robberies and some city crime volumes while property categories rise modestly, arguing administration progress on law and order amid debate on accuracy.
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Dunn patrolmen discuss rising assaults on officers
Dunn notes no student assaults last year but cites alarm over several officer killings this year. Police advocate tougher prosecutions and consider two officers per car due to 73 000 miles of highways. He calls for system reforms from courts to probation and questions capital punishment. Hanoi and Kissinger talks noted in broader dispatch.
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McGovern Attacks Nixon on Federal Policy and Housing
McGovern lashed Nixon for failed urban policy and alleged fraud in federal housing programs. In Detroit he accused FHA officials, appraisers, brokers, and lenders of losing taxpayers’ money to unscrupulous real estate interests. Gary Hart scoped the campaign’s aim to narrow the Nixon lead to 20 points by Sept 25 and to 5 to 10 by Oct 5.
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Air strikes hit major North Vietnam target as Saigon reports killings
Indochina street attack killed one Vietnamese civilian and wounded four, the Saigon command said. the terrorist escaped. About 300 air strikes on Wednesday focused on a key depot 84 miles northwest of Hanoi, where pilots said they damaged more than half of 70 buildings. Field reports described slow government advances near Chambak, with substantial casualties tallied: American 45,858 killed in action and other losses, South Vietnamese 56,003 killed, and North Vietnamese and Viet Cong 893,569 killed.
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Nixon Urged To Back Welfare Reform Substitute
Senate debate centers on a Ribicoff substitute to FAP with a $2,600 family of four income level, cost about $600 million more than FAP and $32 billion less than Workfare. Nixon’s stance could seal passage as administration signals support.
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Navy fliers give conflicting stories on unauthorized bombing
Testimony from Navy pilots Groepper and Moore to the Senate Armed Services Committee described two fall raids on North Vietnam near Quang Lang airfield. They said pilots expected hostile fire, though orders varied, with broader questions about preplanned bombing and civilian control of the military. Senators Symington and Schweiker voiced concern over possible chain-of-command involvement and unauthorized strikes, while McCain’s retirement request loomed.
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Talks on signed obligations threaten peace talks
Porter warns that comments and clarification on signed obligations could affect negotiations for a peace settlement by eroding confidence crucial to progress. He notes past responses focused on reading and calls for clear explanations of proposals to avoid rendering them useless.
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Retail beef price dynamics and cost of living in August
The USDA notes a farm to consumer spread for beef of 44.8 cents per pound in August, up from 33.8 in July, a 12.6 percent four month rise. The wholesale to consumer margin rose to 37.3 cents in August, up 13 percent from July. Cost of Living Council head Donald Rumsfeld urged price relief after wholesale price declines. The market basket shows a yearly feeding cost of $1,221.
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