Democrats Challenge Taylor in Southwest Missouri race
In Missouri 7th District, Democrat Richard Franks seeks to upset Republican Gene Taylor, aiming to convert Greene County and nearby areas. The contest hinges on Greene County support, campaign finance parity, and attitudes toward Watergate era politics in a historically GOP district.
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St.louis
Missouri
Richard Franks
Springfield
Gene Taylor
Sarcoxie
Washington
Charles Brown
GOP
Lowell McCuskey
Taylor
Ozark
Franks
Greene County
Durwood Hall
National Democratic
Warren Hearnes
Richard
Nixon
Hearnes
Lawrence Roos
Jasper County
Ozarks
Manson Believes He Hexed Nixon
In Vacaville California ex prisoner psychologist says Charles Manson, serving life for Sharon Tate murders, believes his telepathic hex harmed Richard Nixon. Manson thought he influenced Nixon during the Watergate era and sought revenge after Nixon labeled him guilty. He was moved to Folsom Prison after a seven month stay at the California Medical Facility.
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Vacaville
Calif
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Wesley Hiler
Manson
California
Hiler
Miss Tate
Folsom Prison
World Can Feed Ten Billion Says Nutritionist
Washington AP Air Force nutritionist Bernard Yo says existing farming and processing methods could feed up to three times the current world population. He urges diet changes and notes underused green growth, desert domes irrigated by sea water, and waste reduction as key steps. He cites Peru’s 4 million tons of anchovy as a protein base and estimates 1 kilogram of fish protein plus other foods could feed about 30 people. With a world population of 3.78 billion, the potential is vast if diets and production are optimized.
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Washington
Air Force
Bernard Yo
Air University
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
Southeast Asia
Latin America
South Africa
Amazon
Sahara
Persian Gulf
Abu Dhabi
India
Peru
New Stamps Will Need No Licking
The Postal Service announces its first pressure sensitive stamp with a Dove of Peace design to go on sale November 16 in five districts. It cannot be removed for reuse and will be precanceled like postcards. Sold in Allegheny Western Pennsylvania Boston Chicago Salt Lake City and Tampa Florida districts.
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Washington
Postal Service
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Boston
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Tampa
Fla
Lithuanian Sailor Leaves for United States Defector Kudirka
A Lithuanian sailor, Simas Kudirka, reported to have left for the United States amid a long defecture saga. Kudirka, freed from a Soviet prison last August, previously jumped aboard a U S Coast Guard cutter in 1970 to seek asylum but was returned to the Soviet vessel So vietskaya Litva. The U S Embassy declined comment.
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Moscow
United States
U.S
Simas Kudirka
Congress
Kudirka
Brooklyn
U.S. Coast Guard
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Sovietskaya Litva
USS
Vigilant At
Coast Guard
Boston
Ford Press Staff To Be Reorganized
Washington AP Betty Ford's new press secretary Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld says she will have total access to Mrs Ford and reporters. Ron Nessen plans to reorganize the White House press staff after Ken W Clawson resignation. Clawson notified Oct 11 of his departure. Ford accepts and thanks him for service to Nixon.
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Washington
Betty Ford
Mrs. Ford
Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld
White House
Clawson
Ford
Nixon
Washington Post
Nessen
FBI Man Recalls Mitchell Words in Watergate Testimony
An FBI agent testified that former Attorney General John Mitchell and ex-White House aide John Ehrlichman claimed they knew only what they read in the newspapers about the Watergate break-in. The trial also cited a November 1972 memo by E. Howard Hunt Jr. suggesting pardons and other commitments for the defendants.
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Washington
FBI
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Daniel C. Mahan
Washington Law
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Hunt
Nixon Reelection Committee
CIA
William O. Bittman
Committee
Bittman
Kenneth W. Parkinson
James F. Neal
Parkinson
Prices rise for pork and chicken as beef slips
Missouri Farm Bureau reports mixed retail prices in a 50 store survey. Pork shank and butt steady to up, center cut chops and blade roast shifts, whole fryers up, round steak and T bone fall, milk and bread modestly higher, eggs mixed, red potatoes and cane sugar edging higher. Strong entities include Missouri Farm Bureau, Jefferson City.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau
Bureau
Missouri Crop Report Shows Mixed Harvest Pace
Missouri harvests show corn ahead of last year with 62 percent in, but soybeans at 58 percent and sorghum at 56 percent. Cotton at 47 percent and fall seeding over three fourths complete, with year to year comparisons and five year averages noted.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Fulbright Undergoes Minor Surgery at Bethesda Center
Washington AP reports Senator J. W. Fulbright a Democrat from Arkansas had minor surgery at Bethesda Naval Medical Center on Monday per his office.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Saline County Death Case Referred Back To Sheriff
The murder probe of rural Gilliam man Robert L. Aull is returned to Saline County sheriff Henry Hoff. He will focus on locating Kay Aull, his missing wife, amid doubts about abduction. The Missouri Rural Crime Squad quit the case, awaiting a new break or discovery of Kay.
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Saline County
Marshall
Gilliam
Missouri Rural Crime Squad
Robert L. Aull
Kay Aull
Aull
Henry Hoff
Nixon Walks In His Room After Major Surgery Recovery
Former President Richard Nixon takes first careful steps in his hospital room at Memorial Hospital Medical Center in Long Beach California. Doctors say his condition remains serious though improving with possible move to intermediate care if further progress continues. Nurses assist as he tests his legs amid monitors and wires.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John C. Langren
Norman Nager
Nager
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
San Clemente
Allende's Sister Arrested in Chile by Coup Regime
Laura Allende, 56, sister of Salvador Allende, was arrested in Santiago on charges of clandestine contacts with leftwing extremists and possession of hand grenades. The military government announced the arrest, noting she remains the sole family member allowed in Chile after the 1973 coup and reportedly suffers from cancer.
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Santiago
Chile
Laura Allende
Salvador Allende
Miss Allende
City Drops $1,300 Fight Over $5 Traffic Ticket
Seattle authorities concede defeat after two juries acquit Gordon Grimlund of a $5 stop sign violation. Court costs exceeded $1,300. Superior Court judge may sign a dismissal if Grimlund keeps a clean traffic record for three months.
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Seattle
Gordon Grimlund
Grimlund
Grim
Lund
Superior Court
Frank Eberharter
Eberharter
Fiftynine Democratic incumbents reelected with no opposition
Washington AP reports fiftynine House Democrats, most opposed to Ford on some issues, had no Republican opponents. Only one Republican had no Democratic rival. In the Senate, only Russell Long faced no foe. Unopposed Democrats include leaders like ONeill and Albert, with several backing Ford on Turkish aid but opposing Nixon money.
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Washington
House
Ford
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Ohio
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Turkey
Senate
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Allen
Inouye
Long
Whaler
House Democrats
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
O'Neill
Joseph P. Addabbo
New York
Nixon
Addabbo
Vietnam War
Cambodia
House Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
Dla
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
Otto E. Passman
Dba
G.W. Montgomery
Dmiss
Jamie L. Whitten
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Joe D. Waggonner
D-La
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