McGovern Denies Running Farm Team For Teddy
McGovern rejects claims his campaign recruits ex Kennedy aides signal a move to a Kennedy backed White House bid. Gralnick quotes Mankiewicz saying he stays with McGovern. Salinger may join later, while Republicans call it evidence of Kennedy influence. O'Brien seeks unity and a possible primaries spending limit as debt looms.
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Washington
George McGovern
White House
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
South Dakota Democrat
McGovern
Jeff Gralnick
Frank Mankiewicz
Robert F. Kennedy
South
Tion
Salinger
O’brien
O'Brien
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Mankiewicz
Adam Walinsky
Richard Goodwin
David Hackett
Gralnick
McGover
Always Loved Water Ends in Tragic Ocean Quest
Seattle youth James Brinton, 25, vanished at sea during a planned 7,000 mile kayak voyage to Japan. His capsized 17 foot craft was found off Washington's Olympic Peninsula as coast guards and vessels searched in 29 mph winds and 6 to 10 foot seas. Brinton, an Eagle Scout and former Army man, had long sailed and swam in Puget Sound but was new to intense kayak exploration and carried provisions in a boat critics say was overloaded.
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Steve Weiner
Seattle
Baltic Sea
James Brinton
James D. Moore
Jim
Brinton
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Olympic Peninsula
LaPush
Wash
Japan
Coast Guards
Coast Guard
Moore
Jimmy
Vietnam
Seattle Community College
Envoys Called In For Drug Huddle
President Nixon convened the White House meeting with seven ambassadors and top officials to review drug abuse. Participants included ambassadors to Mexico, Turkey, South Vietnam, Thailand, France, Luxembourg, and the United Nations, plus Rogers Mitchell and Connally.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
U.S
Mexico
Turkey
South Vietnam
Thailand
France
Luxembourg
United Nations
William P. Rogers
John N. Mitchell
Treasury
John B Connally
Ellsworth Bunker
Andrews Air Force Base
Saigon
United States
Ronald L. Ziegler
Vietnam
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Robert H. Finch
Donald Rumsfeld
Europe
Africa
U. S
Finch and
Rumsfeld
Leonard Unger
Robert McBride
Arthur K. Watson
William J.handley
George Bush
North Vietnamese Attack Intensifies on Three Fronts
AP dispatch reports heavy fighting on three Cambodian and South Vietnamese fronts. In Cambodia, North Vietnamese Viet Cong troops attacked bunkers near Vih ear Suor marshes east of Phnom Penh while clashes raged for hours. In Srang district near Highway 3, Cambodian government forces lost ground but later retook the town. Near Krek, South Vietnamese troops, aided by U.S. air strikes, driven back enemy units with casualties on both sides. In South Vietnam’s central highlands, paratrooper reinforcements fought into Sunday night at Fire Base 5 with at least 24 North Vietnamese killed and 22 South Vietnamese wounded or killed. Premier Pham Van Dong urged renewed pressure in Saigon, criticizing U.S. support for South Vietnam’s war effort.
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Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
Pham van Dong
North Vietnam
New National Assembly
U.S
South
Vihear Suor
Phnom Penh
Srang
Krek
Laos
Harriman Urges Akron Grads for Troop Recall Action
US diplomat W Averell Harriman told about 1400 Akron University graduates to back congressional moves to recall all U S troops from Vietnam by year end. He warned against Washington demonstrations and civil disobedience, urging students to translate opinion into political action against the war.
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Akron, Ohio
W. Averell Harriman
Akron University
U.S
Vietnam
New York
Washington
Harriman
Burglars Take $10,000 In Avondale Loot
Cincinnati AP report says burglars entered John Williams apartment between Saturday evening and Sunday morning. They escaped with more than $10,000 in cash, watches and jewels, three TVs, stereo components, a typewriter, a hair dryer, two shotguns and a rifle.
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Cincinnati
Avondale
John Williams
Williams
Stolen Tapes and Mower Reported in Butler County
Kenneth Lindon of 28 Baltimore Street told Butler County police over the weekend that a tape player and 10 tapes totaling 250 dollars were taken from his car parked near the Main Bar on South Main Street. Cameron McGuire of 1064 Middletown Eaton Road reported a power mower valued at 100 dollars stolen from his service station at that address.
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Kenneth Lindon
Baltimore St
Butler County
S. Main Street
Cameron McGuire
Middletown-Eaton Road
Khrushchev Appears at Vote In Moscow Parade
Khrushchev attended Sunday elections in the Soviet Union where Nikita Khrushchev, 76, greeted crowds at a Moscow polling place while three cosmonauts voted by radio. Voter turnout was expected to exceed 99 percent as party members check off names and question unmarked ballots. Khrushchev said his health was “not bad” and he is now a pensioner. He resides outside Moscow with an apartment in the capital.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikita Sergeyevich
Nina Petrovna
Khrushchev
Ohio Senate Votes On State Lottery Measure
The Ohio Senate will vote on a resolution to put a constitutional question to voters in November about removing the prohibition on a state lottery. Sen. Ronald Mot tl cites potential $35 million yearly revenue. Gov. Gilligan opposes, calling it a tax on the poor. A companion Senate bill would allow emergency school tax levies for specific aims. In the House, votes set on Head Start licensing exemption and on a 25 percent raise in workers compensation benefits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Senate
House
Ronald Mottl
Parma
John Gilligan
Two Hurt Near Collinsville Collision In Butler County
Two Middletown residents sustained minor injuries in a two car crash on US 127 south of Eaton Road near Collinsville Butler County. Stephen Kuzina and Charles Knepshield were treated at Middletown Hospital after their vehicle was struck by a car driven by Joseph Rukavina.
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Hamilton
Middletown
US 127
Eaton Road
Collinsville
Butler County
Stephen Gary Kuzina
Nelbar St
Charles M. Knepshield
Victoria Drive
Joseph Ronald Rukavina
Jackson Lane
Middletown Hospital
FDA Moves Toward Fat Content Labels On Foods
The FDA proposes ending the 12 year ban on fat content disclosure to require listing fat amount and whether it is animal or vegetable source. Commissioner Dr Charles C Edwards says labeling helps consumers identify fat type without urging dietary changes. The move responds to pressure from housewives and doctors over potential heart disease links, while stopping short of endorsing saturated fat dangers.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Charles C. Edwards
FDA
America
Richley to Speak at Youngstown State Spring Commencement
J Phillip Richley Ohio director of highways and former Mahoning County engineer will deliver the commencement address at Youngstown State University The 49th spring commencement is scheduled for Saturday in Youngstown Ohio.
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J. Phillip Richley
Ohio
Mahoning County
Youngstown State University
Preparation H relief for hemorrhoidal itching and swelling
An exclusive formula provides prompt relief for hours from burning itch and pain caused by hemorrhoidal infection and inflammation. Doctors reported success in New York City Washington DC and at a Midwest Medical Center. The preparation H ointment or suppositories lubricate and soothe without stinging, offering night-time comfort and shrinking of swollen tissue.
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New York City
Washin
D.C
Miwest
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Greathouse’s
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