Lucey Olson Tax Dispute Marks Final Campaign Week
Democratic candidate Patrick J. Lucey accuses Governor Knowles administration of fiscal failures while GOP Lt. Gov. Jack Olson blasts Lucey for extravagant promises. The race tightens as both campaigns trade accusations over budgeting, spending, and tax policy ahead of election week.
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Swan Lake staged by Soviet defectors under guard
London AP reports Rudolf Nureyev and Natalia Makarova, both defectors from the Soviet Union, performed Swan Lake Sunday night with heavy police guard. The invitation-only audience attended a BBC taped Christmas show, marking their first joint starring appearance since Nureyev defected nine years ago and Makarova last month.
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Minneapolis Tribune Backs Humphrey and Head in State Races
The Minneapolis Tribune endorsed Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey for the U.S. Senate and Republican Douglas M. Head for Minnesota governor in a Sunday editorial. It praised Humphrey as an outstanding former senator and said MacGregor could be capable but lost to Humphrey. It lauded Head’s record while criticizing both candidates for campaigning below expectations.
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Area Man’s Condition Is Fair After Crash
Perry M. Anderson Jr., 39, of West Salem, was listed in fair condition at La Crosse Lutheran Hospital with head and back injuries after his car left County Highway B in Town of Hamilton, traveled 276 feet, struck a power pole and rolled over. Witness Thomas Mikulina reported the incident to authorities from Interstate 90.
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GOP Teens To Meet At La Crosse County HQ
A meeting of the Teen-age Republicans of La Crosse County is set for 7:30 p.m. Monday at GOP headquarters on State Street. All teenagers are invited to attend.
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Political gamble for president in Nixon campaign tour
President Nixon tests his appeal to undecided voters in 22 states as he urges the silent majority to back Republicans. Agnew frames the effort as a bipartisan push, while Nixon targets crime and inflation with a familiar 1968 style, stressing law and order and a strong Congress.
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Montreal Mayor Is Re-Elected In Landfall Victory
Montreal voters gave Mayor Jean Drapeau a fifth four year term as his Civic party swept all 46 City Council seats. FRAP failed to win any seat amid ties to the FLQ case and a $3.6 million defamation suit against the mayor. Former FRAP candidates Bellemare and Roy, arrested in the FLQ kidnapping case, were released. FRAP claims to have spotlighted workers' plights across districts.
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MIT Economist Samuelson Wins 1970 Nobel Prize
MIT economist Paul A Samuelson won the 1970 Nobel Prize in economics in Stockholm. The academy credited his work for raising analytical standards in economic theory. Samuelson, 55, reacted modestly, saying he had no idea he would win and would go to his office as usual.
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History Highlights for October 26 Through the Ages
On this date in 1825 the Erie Canal opened linking Lake Erie to the Hudson. Other milestones include George III's 1760 coronation, Norway's independence recognized by Sweden in 1905, Wilson's neutrality remark in 1916, Cork's Terence MacSwiney dying in 1920, the Hornet sunk in 1942, and a 1949 Latin American coffee price crisis. Also notes the 1970 Apollo 11 welcome to Bombay and economist Samuelson’s Nobel recognition. Samuelson, born in Gary, Indiana, joined MIT in 1940 and became an influential figure in economic theory and policy advisory roles.
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