Nixon names Scranton for Mid East tour
President elect Nixon announced he will send former Pennsylvania Governor Scranton on a nine day mission to Iran Lebanon the UAR Saudi Arabia Jordan and Israel. Scranton will meet with chiefs of state heads of government and top officials and report back to Nixon on return. The trip is described as a fact finding mission in preparation for Nixon's administration.
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Youth shows heroism after Utah plane crash
In Eureka Utah a 15 year old William Rigby crawled from wreckage to seek help as his parents sister were trapped in a twin engine plane crash. He navigated through a snowstorm to summon rescuers guiding them to the scene at Lake Bonneville. The student’s mother died and his father suffered chest injuries while a Nevada tourist and others aided.
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Royalty muse and modern America.
A wide US search for a Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver is recounted alongside reflections on American obsession with royalty. The piece contrasts Hollywood and Kennedy era legends with real aristocracy, noting Americans seek a royal fantasy via film stars and Disney while debating costs of maintaining real titles. It also surveys a Brookings study on national policy, fiscal leeway, and military spending, foreseeing rising revenues and a growing budget amid an arms race with the Soviet Union.
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Storm dumps rain and snow over wide area from Midwest to Atlantic
A powerful cold storm spread rain and snow across a vast region from the Great Lakes to the Northeast and Southeast, with gale warnings on the Great Lakes and Atlantic coast. Heavy rains caused flooding in Tennessee and Mississippi, snow coated Michigan and Missouri, and winds damaged a high school auditorium near Indianapolis while knocking out power in Cincinnati.
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Wallace backers plan Missouri organizing meeting
Wallace supporters in Missouri assemble in Columbia to set up a permanent American party structure. Floyd Kitchen says they aim to run candidates from U S Senate onward in 1970 and electors pledged to Wallace will lead the new party in the state. A larger gathering will follow after addressing legal requirements. Wallace’s Missouri vote total of 11.4 percent meets the 2 percent threshold to qualify for the next state ballot.
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Cleaver freed after court ruling on political motives
In Solano county a Superior Court judge ruled Cleaver held for political purposes and he was released in June. An appeals court overturned the ruling and the State upheld it. In Santa Fe Ralph Cabrera faced travel delays for a stay request while seven days passed and he prayed with a pastor for his son’s safe Vietnam return.
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Shooting Ends Fatal After Party Dispute in Kansas City
In Kansas City a party dispute turned deadly when David Stokes Sr., 24, was shot at his apartment following an argument with resident Earl Harris, 37. Police recovered a revolver as investigators questioned attendees including a priest identified as Father Roca.
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French Senate Approves Austerity Finance Bill
Paris AP reports the French Senate passed the austerity finance bill 157 to 87 to prevent franc devaluation. It follows Assembly approval and includes government spending cuts tax increases and export and service rate changes likely lifting living costs 1.5 to 3 percent.
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October employment rise in nonfarm jobs reaches 1.648 million
The State Division of Employment Security reports October nonfarm payrolls at 1,647,600, up from September 1,639,700 and 29,000 higher than a year earlier. Average weekly earnings are $126.87, up nine cents from September.
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