Nixon shifts to second gear in bid to win
Denver dispatch reports Richard Nixon saying his campaign has moved from low to second gear and will go into high gear by mid October. He travels through Minnesota, the Dakotas, Idaho, Washington, Colorado and Louisville as he campaigns, criticizing Humphrey for crime and inflation while linking him to Johnson and Kennedy amid a harsh attack on federal leadership.
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Hospital Notes and Dismissals Reflect Local Listings
A hospital notes section lists dismissals and admissions across multiple local names and cities. Visiting hours are noted, with specific patient and staff names attached to Middlesboro and surrounding towns. The section references a naval incident and economic commentary mentioning tax and inflation impacts attributed to Humphrey era policy.
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Middlesboro Hospital
Violet Bustle
City
May Bush
Jance Partin
Clairfield
Minnie Thomas
Erving
Vickie Weaver
Maude Yeasz
Mollie Cox
Mary Middleton
Mark Tedge
Dennis Speak
Rose Hill
William Thacker
Ira Frakes
Fragmented Puzzle Header of Mixed Clues Across 38
A garbled crossword style item lists varied clues and partial answers including references to places like Nevada city, Japanese terms, and several numbered entries. The readable fragments suggest a puzzle page with across clues, themes, and multiple short answers.
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Ann Ee
Too Galfer
Acterss Gardner
Bomb Plot Suspected in Lusitana Explosion Sinking
Police believe the crew of the Panamanian motor launch Lusitana planted a bomb aboard the craft which exploded and sank on Wednesday while police searched it for contraband cigarettes. The crew jumped ship and fled as authorities boarded. no injuries were reported.
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Bari
UPI
Refugees Flee As Biafra Passes Landing in Lagos
Nigerian government reports thousands of refugees and soldiers from the breakaway Biafra moving toward federal territory with safe conduct passes. Government planes dropped the passes as the exodus continued, indicating rising tensions and potential humanitarian strain in the region.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
Biafra
Athens tribunal convicts man over anti government leaflets
A Greek military tribunal in Athens sentenced Emmanuel iarapipc lis to two years imprisonment for distributing leaflets condemning the government backed fivevat constitution. A referendum on the constitution is set for Sunday.
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Athens
UPT
Athens Military Tribunal
Emmanuel Iarapipclis
Daily News Courier Rates and Rights Notice
The Daily News announces subscription options and rates for local and extended delivery areas. It notes United Press International content is for local publication use only and reserves all rights.
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Citizens News CO. Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
United Press International
US P. J. News
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Im Bell and
Know
Lee County
Clyiburne County
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Death Toll In Mexico Stands at 7
Riot police and troops with rifles bayonets clubs and tear gas move through Mexico City as students clash with authorities near Olympic headquarters. Seven dead at hospitals with injuries and mass arrests. violence resurges after days of unrest starting Sept. 18.
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Mexico
Mexico City
YPI
Pasen de la Reforma
National University
Amy
Olympic
Pope Paul VI Quietly Marks 71st Birthday
Pope Paul VI marked his 71st birthday with routine duties amid tensions over Vietnam Nigeria and his birth control encyclical. His schedule remained a normal day of Mass private audiences and work while brothers Francesco and Ludovico Montini visited briefly. no public celebration planned.
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Ernest Sakler
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Papal State
Pope
Francesco
Ludovico Montini
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Nigeria
Tern
Uberals
Flu Shots Urged by Muscular Dystrophy Association
Free flu immunizations are offered to area MD patients through the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. Local chairwoman Mrs. Joan Cawood announced the program, urging patients not yet inoculated to contact Mr. David Will at the MDAA office. The association has long sponsored a nationwide flu immunization drive for those with dystrophy and related conditions in order to prevent respiratory infections that can threaten chest muscle weakened individuals.
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David Will
Liberty
Toursville
MDAA
Will
Spanish author denies insult in 1967 novel The Strike
The Duch ess of Medina Sidonia told prosecutors she meant no insult to Spain in La Huelga as a trial on alleged anti-regime criticism tests literary freedom. In Italy, Ettore Tibaldi, former Socialist vice president of the Senate and resistance leader, died after a lingering illness at 1.
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Madrid
UPI
Duchess of
Medina Sidonia
Spain
Tibaldi
Pavia
Italy
Ettore Tibaldi
Senate
One Miss by Mr. Doesn't Mean Divorce in Poll
New York dispatch reports a Ladies Home Journal poll of 1,272 readers on marital infidelity and divorce. Results show a majority believe one partner’s act of adultery need not trigger divorce, with 34 percent saying often true and 39 percent sometimes true that such acts do not justify separation.
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New York
UPI
Ladies Home Journal
Ing
Students March in Paris to Back Mexico Rebels
About 2,010 students marched through the Latin Quarter Wednesday night to show solidarity with Mexico's student rebels. Pallee dispersed them without incident.
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Parisupi
Mexico
Pallee
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