Nixon Pardon Becomes Campaign Issue Across States
Democrats press Nixon pardon as a campaign issue amid AP survey showing potential GOP losses in November. Carey in New York and Marshall in Arizona attack the pardon while Kennedy denounces it. The AP poll forecasts Democrats could gain several governorships and seats, reshaping control in state and national elections.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hugh L. Carey
New York
Senate
Jonathan Marshall
Arizona
California
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Associated Press
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Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
Brooklyn
Marshall
Scottsdale
Barry Goldwater
House
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Edmund G
Jerry) Brown Jr
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Houston S. Flournoy
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Milton J
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Daniel Walker
Illinois
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Oregon
Francis W. Sargent
GOP
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New Mexico
Oklahoma
John H. Glenn Jr
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
George McGovern
South Dakota
Birch E. Bayh
Indiana
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Robert Morgan
North Carolina
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Florida
Edward J. Gurney
Bill Gunter
Richard Stone
Marlon W. Cook
Kentucky
Wendell H. Ford
Peter H. Dominick
Colorado
McGovern
Gary W. Hart
Robert Dole
Kansas
William R. Roy
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
William Guy
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Jake Gann
Salt Lake City
Wayne Owens
Alan Bible
Nevada
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Jacob K. Javits
Richard S. Schweiker
Henry L. Bellman
Bob Packwood
Richard W. Mallary
Louis C. Wyman
George D. Ai
Doctor Says Nixon Needs Miracle For Recovery
New York AP reports Newsweek quotes Nixon's personal physician Maj. Gen. Walter Trach that Nixon's phlebitis has worsened to the point a miracle may be required for recovery. Trach warns of clot risk and urges hospitalization with anticoagulants, while Nixon resists.
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New York
Newsweek Magazine
Richard M. Nixon
Walter Trach
Pat Nixon
Trach
Tkach
GAO Charges Natural Gas Deal Improper
Washington AP A GAO report concludes the Federal Power Commission wrongly allowed unregulated gas prices inflating bills for millions of customers. Ten month probe found 55 FPC officials failed to follow conflict of interest rules and 19 owned stock in regulated firms. The report urges hearings, a Justice probe, and delay of pending price increases.
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Federal Power Commission
General Accounting Office
GAO
Commission
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Federal Regulatory Agency
FPC
Mosss
Justice Department
Bureau of Power
Office of the Comptroller
Office of Economics
John N. Nassikas
IRA kills two judges in Belfast amid bombing at factory
In Belfast the Provisional IRA assassinated judges Roger Rory Conaghan and Martin McBirney at their homes. A business executive was killed by a factory bombing. The IRA said it targeted Catholics accused of aiding Britain.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Roger
Rory” Conaghan
Martin McBirney
Provisional Ira
Rock Drop Overpass Injures Teen Near Kansas City
A 17yearold Lake Lotawana youth remained in critical condition after a rock about 18 pounds was dropped from an Interstate 435 overpass onto his car near Downtown Kansas City. Three youths were briefly held as police investigated the predawn incident.
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Lake Lotawana
LaMonte Patras
Patras
William Patras
Aerialist Plans Return To Circus
French aerialist Philippe Petit has left for Paris but will return Oct. 10 to join Ringling Brothers Circus. The 25 year old high wire artist plans a juggling act atop a high wire without a balancing pole and aims to walk a wire over Niagara Falls in a two year planning horizon.
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New York
Philippe Petit
Paris
Ringling Brothers Circus
World Trade Center
Petit
Niagara Falls
Jefferson Co Lovers Lane Killer Sought
Investigators from Jefferson and St Louis counties pursued clues in the apparent lovers lane murders of Donna Lakebrink aged 18 and Robert Langsdorf aged 21. Langsdorf was shot outside the car and tied with electrical cord. Lakebrink was found 50 yards away with throat cut.
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Jefferson
St. Louis
Jefferson County
St. Louis County
Donna Lakebrink
Robert Langsdorf
South St. Louis County
Fenton
Langsdorf
Troops Halt Addis Ababa Demonstration
In Addis Ababa troops and police halted a demonstration by more than 1,000 students calling for civilian rule. Police used water cannons and machine gun jeeps to break up the crowd near Haile Selassie University. Students criticized the military government as harsh and feared a permanent regime.
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Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
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Britain
Cameroon
4Th Infantry Division
Goon Squad Breaks Up Moscow Art Exhibition
In Moscow an unauthorized outdoor exhibit of Soviet abstract art was dispersed by bulldozers and trucks. About 500 spectators including diplomats watched as four bulldozers charged the crowd and paintings were crushed and burned. Several artists and foreign correspondents were assaulted. eight people detained. a US embassy protest and consular incident followed.
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Central Committee
The
Communist Party
United States
Oskar Rabin
Vladimir Nemykhin
Lydia Masterovka
New York Times
Christopher Wren
Lynne Olson
Associated Press
Wren
U.S
Leonard Willems
Old Hospital Becomes Family's 107 Am Home
The Walters few with seven children occupy a 107 room home that was a hospital built in 1884 in Breese Ill The 60 000 purchase included an elevator two acres of lawn 500 feet of hedges a tunnel a kitchen for 100 plus and space for ceramics business A steam coal heated house with 20 baths and a delivery room occupies the former hospital now home The family teaches patience in navigating many similar doors and hallways and recounts open house success and curious townspeople noting a rare chance to leave via the front door without paying
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Breese
Walters
Paten
Alexander
Flash Flood Hits Nelsons Landing on Colorado River
In Nelson Nev flash floods from a 40-foot wall of water swept El Dorado Canyon into Nelsons Landing on Lake Mohave. Two bodies recovered, seven feared buried under 35 to 45 feet of silt and debris as authorities warn of more survivors or casualties. Park officials had sought to limit overnight use a year earlier, but locals and concessionaires blocked the shutdown.
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Nev
Colorado River
el Dorado Canyon
Nelson’s Landing
Lake Mohave
National Park Service
Bomb in Paris Drugstore Kills Two. Grievous Left Bank Attack
Paris police hunt a young man with long hair and a gray jacket who dropped a hand grenade into a crowded Left Bank drugstore, killing two people and injuring 26 others. The incident drew swift investigations and heightened security in the city.
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Paris
MHS News Elect Officers and Vote Council
MHS students went to the polls Friday to elect class officers for the school year. Seniors chose Ruth Ann Duncan as president and Jennifer Doolittle as vice president. Juniors picked Lisa Evans as president and Patty Fennewald as vice president. Sophomores elected Mary Jo Fitzpatrick president with Therese Rankin as vice president. Freshmen selected Bill Rankin as president and Betsy Reddick as secretary. Deadline set for senior pictures at Calvert Studio is Sept 30 with higher fees after. School pictures for all MHS will be taken Wednesday during the school day. Underclass pictures will appear in the Mascot. seniors photographed for ID cards. Filing for Student Council representatives closed at 3:15 pm. elections slated for 10:20 am tomorrow in homerooms.
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MHS
Ruth Ann Duncan
Jennifer Doolittle
Teresa Rentschler
Diane Schutte
Lisa Evans
Patty Fennewald
Julie Bell
Mary Lawrence
Mary Jo Fitzpatrick
Therese Rankin
Debbie Kirchhoff
Andy Mitchell
Bill Rankin
Helen Ogar
Betsy Reddick
Bill Baker
Calvert Studio
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