Americans Abroad Rally For McGovern In Rome
Americans living in Rome organize to campaign for McGovern with artists and writers donating works for campaign funds. Republican groups in Italy also mobilize, arguing active campaigning is less necessary for them. Overseas voting rules vary, with some requiring in person registration and tax forms.
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Associated Press
Rome
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Robert Cook
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Wa Mareutta
Ameritar Artists
McGovern
Cook
Stephen Green
Jack Bailey
Shirley Moskowitz
Dmitri Matai
Milton Hebald
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Lindell
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Milan
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Gurman
Lonan Hall
Jacob Gruber
Philadelphia
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New York
Bad Weather Landing Blamed For Fatal Soviet Air Crash
In Moscow a Soviet airliner crashed during a landing in bad weather, killing 176 people, marking the worst civil aviation disaster in history. A day later a British flight diverted from the same airport due to nonfunctional instrument landing system on the ground.
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Associated Press
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Tass
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Baik
Paris
Frenchman Gobatl
Intourist
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Jersons
Ropean Airways
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Beamed window treatment may mute glare in vaulted living room
Reader seeks a solution for a tall triangular vault window one quarter wall, dusty outside, birds and sprinkler marks. A tightly woven bamboo shade or matchstick shade hung permanently could conceal dirt while preserving light. a gauze-like fabric in a wooden frame offers a softer look. Rest of decor includes cream sofa with brown accents, blue and gold kit, brown maple rug, and plans for beige/blue/gold palette with beige draperies to match walls.
Better-Dressed Russians Know Wheat Deal Insight
In Moscow observers note a link between attire and knowledge of a state wheat deal. An Associated Press report finds better dressed residents more aware, while poorer quarters show uncertainty. The piece traces a campaign amid a weak harvest and rising bread concerns across Kutuzovsky Prospekt and city transit hubs.
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Stephens
Associated Press
Moscow
Leonid
Fant
Nya
Paris
Kutuzovsky Prospekt
Soviet Union
Yaroslavsk
Texan Pleads Innocent to Murder Charge
Al Raymond Lloyd George 27 pleaded innocent in District Court to 10 counts of murder assault 1st degree murder and conspiracy in the June 16 fatal shooting of Robert Reed 44 and wounding of his companion Faithlevel 20 of Thornton. Police allege George and Donald Nagler 24 of Denver shot them. Trial set for Jan. 8.
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New York report notes details on the distribution of foreign workers in West Germany among the 2 million largest companies. It states about 61,000 are from the United States, 74 are Japanese, 84 from Africa and Asia, and 18,009 from Britain and 43 from West Germany, with Britain treated separately.
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