U S POWs Reach Moscow After Vietnam Release
Three U S pilots Maj Edward Elias Lts Markham Gartley and Norris Charles freed from North Vietnam camps travel from Peking to Moscow aboard a Soviet jetliner. They are joined by four antiwar activists and relatives before heading to New York.
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Lompoc Record Admits New Staff and Rate Details
This legal newspaper notice in Lompoc California lists publication under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 and credits the Lompoc Record Publications as the publisher with a long staff roster. It notes subscription rate of 225 dollars per month and home delivery by mail.
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Rennie L. Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
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Marcos says dismantling Communist apparatus tests martial law end
President Marcos told UPI that dismantling the Communist apparatus and wide social reforms are the tests for an early return to constitutional rule. He denied a dictatorship, promised civilian trials for detainees, and outlined plans for land reform, new criminal and administrative codes, and a revised tax system. The first post martial law schools reopen while higher education remains closed this week.
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Nixon presses for big victory across two states
President Nixon campaigned in New York and Chicago raising funds from 1,500 donors at $1,000 each, seeking a clear national mandate to push domestic programs through a Democratic Congress. He highlighted gains in economy and crime control while noting talks in Peking and Moscow as signs of a new era.
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McGovern Returns Home After Campaign Sprint with Humphrey
Senator George McGovern wrapped up a four week campaign swing in Southern California with ex rival Hubert Humphrey at his side. Both stressed McGovern’s pledge to halt the Vietnam War and defend labor jobs amid defense cuts. Humphrey urged donors to support McGovern as workers heard assurances of continued well paid employment in public service and related industries.
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UPI
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Los Angeles
Vietnam
San Francisco
Government reports 29 wiretaps in operation
Attorney General Richard Kleindienst says the federal government has 29 legally authorized wiretaps active, far fewer than public fears of thousands. He notes ongoing private surveillance by individuals and asserts the Nixon era probe of the Democratic Party HQ bugging is the broadest since Kennedy’s assassination, with no political coverup.
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UPI
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Justice Department
John Kennedy
George McGovern
Amos n Andy co creator dies at 82 in Chicago
Charles J. Correll known as Andy died at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after a massive stroke at age 82. Freeman Gosden expressed deep loss noting their 32 years of partnership and 50 years of friendship. The radio show began in 1928 and spanned to television in the 1960s before protests and NAACP pressure led to its end.
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U.S
Amos N’ Andy
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Freeman Gosden
Correll
Andy
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
WGN
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Palm Springs
Calif
NAACP
Pilot chose short runway for fatal airshow takeoff
Sacramento reports that Sabrejet pilot Richard Binghan selected the 5,000 foot runway over a longer 6,000 foot option to save fuel. Investigators say engine trouble or a high angle of ascent caused the crash into an ice cream parlor, killing 22. Relatives planned funerals as NTSB officials reviewed film and interviews.
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Civil action targets actor Bob Cummings vitamin firm
California attorney general filed a civil action charging Bob Cummings Inc and its health foods venture with false statements and operating an endless chain marketing scheme. A temporary restraining order barred recruiting while a hearing set for Oct. 5.
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Evelle Younger
Bob Cummings, Inc
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Morris Lenk
Younger
Victor Campilongo
Superior
San Rafael
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