Nixon Western White House costs rise in San Clemente stay
The Western White House operation at San Clemente ran into the hundreds of thousands with per diem bills exceeding 100000. Costs covered flying staff, transport like Air Force One, courier planes, limousines, staff housing, and lodging for cabinet members and ambassadors, plus defense and GSA charges for communications and facilities.
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Republicans eye broad race for Dirksen Senate successor
AP dispatch outlines a wide open GOP battle to replace Everett Dirksen. Senators Scott Hruska Allott Tower Griffin Pearson and others are named as potential candidates with White House interest expected to back conservative front runners. The scene follows Dirksen's death during funeral week as party factions weigh their options.
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Negro Bids for Mayor of Detroit
Detroit voters faced a first test of race and order in a new municipal government race. Wayne County Auditor Richard Austin led among four major mayoral candidates alongside Sheriff Roman Gribbs and Councilman Mary Beck, with Walter Shamie also campaigning on a law and order line.
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Look Picks Razorbacks No 3 in America
Look Magazine names the Arkansas Razorbacks third in the nation in its surmised college football ranking. Ohio State and Indiana are slotted ahead, with Texas and Oklahoma projected for key showdowns in the season preview.
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Obituaries for Harrell and Collyer report Texan and broadcaster deaths
Mrs TR Harrell of Texas formerly lived in Hope died Monday in a Texarkana hospital. Survivors include a sister in New Rochelle Texas funeral services were held in Texarkana. Bud Collyer radio TV veteran died Monday in Greenwich Hospital aged 61. He hosted To Tell the Truth and Beat the Clock and voiced Superman from 1938 to 1942. He is survived by his widow Marlon and three children.
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Kiesinger Says U.S. Arms Vital For Europe Defense
West German Chancellor Kurt-Georg Kiesinger warned that Europe cannot rely on its own forces and must depend on U.S. nuclear and conventional arms for an indeterminate period. He warned that reduced American presence would raise European defense costs and urged European political unification with NATO allies crafting a long range security concept. He said President Nixon shares the view that America should lead, not dominate, in Europe.
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Bribe Charge Triggers Riots in Caserta After Soccer Scandal
Demonstrators clash with police in Caserta for a second day over a bribery ruling against the Caserta soccer team. Fires destroy parts of town and the 39,000 residents strike as 2,000 protesters halt the Rome Caserta Naples railway, rail links rerouted, with tear gas and ambulances amid escalating clashes. The Italian Soccer Federation will hear an appeal regarding the team’s demotion, fueling further anger as Taranto fans cheer the rival club’s rise.
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El Doradoan Accused in Reported Incident Arraignment
Otis Lee King, 46, of El Dorado, was arraigned Monday on a first degree charge. He appeared without an attorney as Circuit Court Judge Harry Crumpler entered a plea of innocent for him. The alleged rape occurred early Sunday near Calion with the victim a 44 year old stepmother who had married the previous night.
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Carruth accuses party rules changes over Wallace ballot access
A letter from Carruth urges that qualified electors be restricted from voting or candidacy on the Democratic ticket. He calls for informing Wallace supporters in 49 counties to decide their future political path. Carruth notes the American party formed to place Wallace on the ballot but lacks local candidates. He says Wallace support may not violate rules, though recent changes by Matthews chair cause confusion. It is noted that Imhotep is regarded as the first Egyptian physician.
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Arkansas Weather Summary September 9 1969
Experiment station report for 24 hours ending 7 am notes a high of 92 and low of 65. Forecast calls for little temperature change through Wednesday with lows in the upper 40s to low 50s and high near 85 on Wednesday.
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