UN General Assembly Opens Amid Mideast Crisis and Korea Clash
Delegates from 132 nations converge in New York for the 27th UN General Assembly as Middle East tensions and Soviet Chinese calls for U.S. troop withdrawal from Korea shape the agenda. Big Five powers, led by Andrei Gromyko, arrive with 73 foreign ministers expected. Security tight after Munich and prior threats to negotiate peace.
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POWs Freed After 24 Hours In Hanoi
Three American pilots released from North Vietnam after four years in captivity spent their first day of freedom in Hanoi. They spoke of homeward flights, while families and aid groups coordinated plans for their departure. Charles criticized the war, while Elias and Gartley avoided political statements, citing possible coercion.
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Agnew shifts tone in 1972 campaign push
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew opened his 1972 campaign stressing the Republican record and Nixon programs, notably federal revenue sharing. He avoided hardline rhetoric of 1970, plans an eight state, nine day tour, and will campaign four days a week toward the November 7 election. He remains Nixon’s ally and campaign figure with a more restrained style.
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Apollo 15 moon envelope flap sparks NASA probe
Brevard Printing Co manager says Harold Collins ordered 600 First Man on the Moon envelopes for the Apollo 15 mission. NASA officials report 641 envelopes carried to the moon. 100 delivered to a German dealer who resold them for 1500 each. Astronauts faced repercussions. Irwin resigned. Scott and Worden reassigned. Collins declines to comment as Justice Department investigation proceeds.
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Schmitz Caps Arkansas Tour With Party Label Jibe
John G. Schmitz, presidential candidate on the American party ticket, labeled the Democratic and Republican parties as socialist groups during a Monday speech at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He contrasted Nixon and McGovern, faulting both over the Vietnam War and calling the Nixon era a staged compromise.
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Ruth L. Eubanks obituary notices two regions listed
Ruth Landers Eubanks aged 67 died in a Banning California hospital on September 13. She was a Baptist and a native of Nevada County. Survivors include husband Homer Eubanks Sr of Banning two sons Homer Eubanks Jr of San Jacinto and Jimmy Eubanks of Los Angeles and five grandchildren. A sister, three nieces, and a nephew also survive in this area.
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Schmitz Eyes Arkansas Ballot For American Party Bid
California congressman Schmitz predicts the American party will appear on Arkansas ballots after a judge ruling blocked a petition. He argues the party could reach about 41 states, aims to widen beyond 50, and claims Nixon and McGovern offer limited choices while asserting a Wallace conspiracy-linked strengthening of his movement.
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Glasgow indicted by jury in marijuana smuggling case
LAREDO Texas AP Roger A Glasgow 32 of Little Rock former deputy Arkansas attorney general indicted by a federal grand jury on importing marijuana from Mexico and possessing with intent to distribute about 30 pounds found in his car at the Brownsville International Bridge He claimed ignorance of how the drugs got there and said officers refused a polygraph test.
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