Environment Issue Drives Election Test
Washington AP reports enviro laws grow as a political issue in 1970 campaigns. Governors and candidates across states including California Delaware Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois New York push pollution controls, funding, and regulation. Voters face referendums on protection measures while leaders forecast environment as a decisive 1970s political factor.
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Washington
Rockefeller
Delaware
California
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
New York
Walter J. Hickel
Vietnam
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
White House
Nixon
Calif
Ib Ican
Ronald Reagan
Jess
Reagan
Senate
George Murphy
John Vey
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldberg
Pierre S.duPont IV
John D. Danielle
duPont
Tuois
Adlai E. Stevenson TI
Ralph T. Smith
Smith
Lake Michigan
Environmental Protection Agency
Arne
Ean Smelting and Refining Co
White Cloud Mountains
Don W. Samuelson
Cecil D. Andrus
Harvaii
Cecil Heftel
Hiram L. Fong
Cress Allatoonan
Reb
Wat Davis
Alaska
Nevada
Oregon
Clinots
Calfornia
Florida
Rhode Island
Jaycee Wives Book Fair raises funds for scholarships
The Mexico Jaycee Wives host a two day book sale Friday and Saturday with wee hardbound and paperback books, rare titles, and prices from five cents. Proceeds aid the Wives scholarship program and other civic projects. Call Mrs Heaton or Mrs Arens for details.
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Ken Heaton
Mes
Jerry
Isaacs
Heaton
Texas
Heatee
Don Arens
Morris Orews
Panamanian Engineer Seeks Refuge in Canal Zone
Panamanian engineer Gilberto De Arc has sought political asylum in the Canal Zone after Panama’s military government hunted him since Saturday. An American spokesman said he is the leader of a so called terrorist band, though he requested refuge with his American attorney at a police station Tuesday night.
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Panama
Ene
Canal Zone
Partment
Quest
Gilberto de Arc
Harry H.allen Jr
Natal Guard
de Arcocis
Extradition Talks Stalled as Guards, Terrorists Clash
A National Guard spokesman said extradition proceedings would not be pursued. The terrorist gang, blamed for bank and casino robberies that cost two guardsmen their lives, acted in support of Brig. Gen. Omar Torrijo. The guard earlier announced 20 arrests and said two Cuban-trained rebels were killed resisting arrest.
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National Guard
Glatd
Skys
Acta
Omar Torrijoy
Cuba
Young Man Spotted At Bombing Scene Nearby Police Station
A time bomb exploded outside the back door of a Whitefish Bay police station late Wednesday night. A parka hooded woman claimed a man ran from the scene just before the blast. No injuries reported. a squad car and another vehicle were destroyed, but the building avoided damage.
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Milwaukee
Wise
Whitefish Bay
Nixon weighs running mate amid strike and sales drop
President Nixon, en route to California, faces a strike and declining sales as he keeps open the option of backing Spiro Agnew for 1972. He avoided firm answers, praising Agnew as a strong campaigner. White House aides say no election discussions occurred.
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Chicago
Detroit
General Nixon
California Motors
Epraska
Minnesota
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
Saigon
Cambodia
Vietnam
Santa Cruz
Calif
Grand Jury
John Linley Frazier
Fragmentary Classified Notice From The Mexico Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text shows time blocks and phrases likely related to a schedule or advertisement. Readable items include a reference to Monday through Friday and specific hours 4:00 am to 3:00 pm and 3:09 79. The garbled text does not identify a clear event or entity beyond vague timing.
Instant Breakfast Not Equal To Eggs and Bacon
Carnation Co promised federal officials it will stop advertising Instant Breakfast as nutritionally equal to eggs, bacon, toast and juice. FTC charged false advertising and accepted a consent order provisionally, without admitting guilt.
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Washington
The
Carnation Co
Carnation
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
A Ee
Wil Naske Ne Forthes
Patman protests banks fund raising probe request
Washington AP House Banking Committee Chairman Wright Patman urged the Justice Department to investigate what he called massive political fund raising by commercial banks. He said some banks employ staff in proportion to salary to raise campaign chests and that federal rules against political contributions by national banks may have been violated. He urged prosecutions regardless of party or candidate.
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Washington
House
Banking Committee
Wright Patman
Justice Department
Patman
Off And On Showers In State Forecast
Cloudy cool weather with a chance of intermittent light rain in the north Friday and more rain by late Sunday or Monday. Temperatures will range from the upper 40s to mid 50s, with weekend highs in the lower 60s. Top temperature Wednesday was 66 in Cape Girardeau, 31 in Springfield. Precipitation reports include 0.7 inch at Cape Girardeau, 0.21 at St. Louis, and 0.02 at West Plains.
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Kansas City
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
West Plains
Group Links Candidates In Seven States Campaign Ad
A private political group runs a newspaper ad linking liberal Democratic Senate candidates in seven states with extremists. In near identical six column ads, six incumbents and two challengers are shown, asking voters what kind of man they are. The ads name Joe Tydings, Gale McGee, and Adlai Stevenson II, among others, and identify sponsor as Committee for a Responsible Congress with treasurer Carl L. Shipley, a Republican National Committeeman for the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Earl Didates
Chalien
Marijinina
Joe Tydings
Waghin
Post
Maryland
Sena D. Tydings
Iloseph Raey
Mexico
Gale McGee
Wyony Pa
Illinois
Committee For A Responsible Congress
Canl L. Shipley
Repubblican
District of Columbia
Jaycee Talk At Stowe Meeting Plans Pageant Sponsor
Stowe executive director of the Jaycees Maxie Chamber of Commerce led a meeting that approved sponsoring the Miss Mexico Pageant. The downtown display flags honored Veterans Day and Halloween weekend. Attendees included Sammere Coarze Clossin Charles Garner Jim Kor Bob Millard Robert Sim Simpson Bo Bruel and Douglas. Ronald Beeche and David Gian were noted as auxiliary Jaycees.
707 Pilot Stricken Fatally Co Pilot Lands It Safely
A Trans World Airlines 707 en route to San Francisco suffered a fatal heart attack aboard near Cedar Rapids Iowa. Captain Herbert Shively died on arrival at Mercy Hospital First Officer Edward Connelly landed the plane with no danger to passengers Flight Engineer Richard Preston and Dr Mary Marshall assisted but could not revive Shively.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
San Francisco
Trans World Airlines
Herbert Shively
Glen Ellyn
Mercy Hospital
Edward W. Connelly
Woodland Hills
Calif
Chicago
Onemis
Connelly
Richard Preston
San Mateo
Shively
Mary Marshall
Dayton
Ohio
Don’t Trust Anyone Says Dr McDonald
FT BRAGG NC AP Green Beret Capt Jeffrey MacDonald freed by the Army of charges he murdered his wife and two children says the experience changed his outlook. He plans to practice medicine then pursue orthopedics at Yale or Columbia after a discharge.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Green Beret
Jeffrey MacDonald
Jny
Colette
Kimber
Kristen
MacDonald
Army
Yale
Columbia
Patchogue
N.1
New York Times to Acquire Cowles Communications Group
The New York Times Co. will acquire Cowles Communications including Family Circle and several Florida newspapers plus Cambridge Books and Modern Medicine magazines. Cowles will receive 2.6 million Times Class A shares valued over $50 million. The deal awaits federal tax rulings and stockholder approvals.
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NEW York
The
New York Times Co
Cirela Magazine
Les Communiications Inc
Cowles
Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Sulzberger
Cowles Board
Gardner Cowles
Famiily Circle
United States
Britan
Wree-To
Memphis
Tenn
Florida
Lakeland Ledger
Gainesville
Look Magazine
Venture Magazine
Cowles Book Co
Wesh
Daytona
Beach Orlando
Fla
Kmt
Des Moines
Towa
Wrec
Xograph
Wrec-Ty
al Communications Commisson
Gromyko In Berlin On East West Tour
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrives in East Berlin as the first stop on a Berlin to Bonn tour. Aiming to meet East German leader Walter Ulbricht, the trip signals broader political maneuvering in the East West dialogue.
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Gromyko
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
East Berlin
McMillen
Walter Ulbricht
Cation
Pbc Assien
West Germany
Wun
Bonn
Fort Southern
Walter Scheel
Har
Thelry Mitchell
Tom Meade
Moscow
Palmyra
Catute Tavagsnists
West
Monroe
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Hea
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Dith Stowe
Maxie Chamber of Cotte
Dr. McDonald
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Cowles Publications
Richard Southern
Ron, McMillen
Hambat
Courier-Post
Monroe City
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Roger D. Hires
University of Missouri School of Law
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Hines
Missouri House of Representatives
Norman Merrell
Monticello
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Monroe County
Rayrnnk Arnes Artande
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U.N. General Assem
Loman
Colambhia
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Bargain Corner
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APPA
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