Kennedy Repeats No Draft Bid In 1976 Race
AP analysis notes Kennedy remains firm against a 1976 presidential draft or entering the Wallace anti ticket scenario. Cronkite interview and earlier Sept 23 statement show no circumstances would alter his decision, despite renewed Democratic worry about field strength.
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Million-dollar Navajo trading post robbery continues
Four men stole about 1 million dollars in Indian jewelry from the Cameron Trading Post on the Navajo Reservation. Three captives including the manager and his wife were held five hours but unharmed. Loot split into 500000 in old pawn jewelry and 400000 in newer pieces. robbers described as polite, one watching TV during the heist.
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Post
Edward Humetewa
Tom Brawley
Beirut Closes as Gun Battles Rage Fourth Day
Beirut shuts shops offices and schools as mortar and machine gun battles rage for a fourth day between Christian and Muslim factions. At least 21 killed and more than 50 wounded with residents fleeing. The American University cancels commencements as authorities consider emergency measures.
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Rockefellers Arrive in England for Week-Long Visit
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller arrives in London with his wife for a family holiday. Government sources say he is slated to meet Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Foreign Secretary James Callaghan on Wednesday. The couple flew by private jet to Heathrow and were met by U S Ambassador Elliott Richardson, entering the city in embassy limousines.
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England
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U.S
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Latin feminists threaten censure of Betty Friedan at UN event
At the International Women's Conference Latin American delegates circulate a petition demanding rotated leadership and criticizing Betty Friedan for dominance in unofficial Tribune sessions. Eunice West urges unity as Friedan’s influence faces pushback amid concerns over meeting control and resources. Edith Rinaldo of Argentina and Maria Eugenia Echazarreta of Mexico confirm the petition’s targets.
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