Nixon and McGovern Launch Final Campaign Stretch
President Nixon relaxed in San Clemente and planned a San Francisco stop to consult on environmental quality before heading to Washington. George McGovern campaigned in Seattle Portland and Los Angeles with running mate Sargent Shriver in Boston and future stops as 5000 supporters welcomed him in Seattle.
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Nixon
George S. McGovern
San Clemente
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Citizens Advisory Committee On Environmental Quality
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McGovern
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Ore
Los Angeles
Sargent Shriver
Boston
Maine
Springfield
Mass
Albany
N.F
Richard Nixon
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Wire fence electrocution kills 13 year old cyclist
In San Gabriel a 13 year old boy died after falling from a bicycle into a construction fence charged with 2300 volts. Authorities say an unearthed wire touched the fence during work on the San Bernardino Freeway.
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San Gabriel
Calif
San Bernadino
McGovern Campaign Flights Use Two Special 727 Jets
Senator George McGovern will travel on two specially outfitted Boeing 727 jets, costing over 70 thousand dollars weekly, for the campaign between now and the November 7 election. United Airlines owns and operates the aircraft and furnished interiors at sixty one thousand dollars. operating costs exceed seventy thousand dollars weekly. News crews pay their own travel or are billed through McGovern’s campaign office.
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George McGovern
South Dakota
United Airlines
McGovern
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Munich Olympics Hostage Crisis Sparks Global Outrage
Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim appealed for release of 13 Israeli hostages held by Arab terrorists at the Olympic Village. President Nixon voiced outrage over the killings of two Israelis as world leaders condemned the attack. Bush and Rogers echoed condemnation with calls for no equivocation and deep sorrow.
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Kurt Waldheim
Munich Olympic Village
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Ziegler
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George Bush
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Waldheim
Bush
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
William P. Rogers
George McGovern
Senate returns to work after 2 week break vote on police officer family benefits
The Senate and House resume business with the Senate set to vote on a $50,000 tax free payment to families of police fire and other public safety officers killed in the line of duty. The House plans action on a $4.8 billion two year extension of the antipoverty program as leaders seek adjournment by month end.
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Senate
House
Justice Department
Olympic siege halts Games as Arab commandos seize Israelis
Arab gunmen stormed the Israeli team quarters at the Munich Olympic Village, killing two and taking several hostages. Police prepared to engage, and as the drama unfolded the Games were suspended for hours. Coach Moshe Weinberg and another Israeli were killed. Mark Spitz left Munich but soon returned to the U.S.
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Olympic Village
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International Olympic Committee
Olympic Committee
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Olympic Stadium
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Spitz
Munich
United States
Weather Returns to Normal in Southwest Oklahoma
After a cool wet Labor Day weekend the Southwest Oklahoma region trends toward typical conditions. Skies clear to partly cloudy through Wednesday with highs in the upper 80s today and low 90s tomorrow, lows around the upper 60s. Monday high 76 and low 68. Rain totals exceed 1 inch in southern and southeastern areas, with 1.8 inches at Tom and 1.2 inches at Bear Mountain and Valliant.
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Oklahoma
Tom
Bear Mountain
Valliant
U S Jets Strike Northwest Viet Nam Rail Line
U S Air Force jets attacked North Viet Nam northwest railroad toward China and hit radar stations used against surface to air missiles. Ground forces repelled a third South Viet Nam bases attack in the central highlands. Saigon said 130 North Vietnamese were killed, 100 by air strikes.
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U.S. Air Force
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China
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Air Force
Hanoi
Kissinger Plans Visit To Russia
Dr Henry Kissinger President Nixon's foreign policy adviser will visit Moscow September 10 13 and West Germany to confer with top officials The trip will cover Vietnam and other major questions of mutual interest as part of ongoing Cold War diplomacy per the Western White House.
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San Clemente
Calif
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Soviet Union
West Germany
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
Moscow
Vietnam
United States
Ziegler
City Council delays LURA contract power despite earnest concerns
Lawton Oklahoma councilmembers postpone naming the Lawton Urban Renewal Authority as agent for public improvement contracts. Councilman Ernest Roper calls the situation embarrassing and urges council control while LURA cites need to write formalized agreements. Officials plan a meeting with LURA as they also delay recognizing the union representative for nonuniform city workers.
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Ernest Roper
Vince Elmore
Roper
American Federation of State
Larry Ferguson
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