Scandal may end Herbert's political ascent in Ohio
Ohio state treasurer and attorney general candidate John Herbert faces calls to resign after reports Crofter's Inc. funded campaigns beyond legal loan limits. The dispute threatens the Republican ticket with GOP leaders split and fears of long term damage to the party and Herbert's career.
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Warren County
Turkelson
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Nixon to dine with leaders on economy and Cambodia move
President Nixon summons financial and business leaders to a White House dinner to calm fears over a sluggish economy and explain the U S move into Cambodia. Mixed economic news include a stock plunge and a slower rise in wholesale prices.
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Cambodia
Bernard Lasker
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Labor Department
Capitol Hill
House
Council of Economic Advisers
Yank Jets Strike Viet Gun Batteries in Self Defense
SAIGON AP reports American fighter bombers attacked Viet Nam artillery positions after North Vietnamese forces fired on a U S reconnaissance plane about 90 miles northwest of the Demilitarized Zone. The communique said two F4 Phantom jets returned fire in defense of the unarmed aircraft.
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Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Com
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Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Cambodians and South Viet Nam Reopen Ties
Cambodia and South Vietnam announce they will resume diplomatic relations and exchange ambassadors after talks in Saigon. The move follows 1963 border clashes and shifts after Prince Norodom Sihanouk's 1963 deposition, with talks delayed by offshore island disputes and ethnic national handling.
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Yem Sambaur
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Middletown Area Forecast Clear and Warm Thursday
The Middletown forecast calls for clear skies and cooler tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Sunny and warmer Thursday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
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Middletown
Tiny Baby Dies After Premature Birth In San Francisco
Laura Elizabeth Glaes, born weighing one pound seven ounces at Ft. Ord Hospital, died Tuesday afternoon in San Francisco. She was flown to Letterman General Hospital after birth and doctors warned the first-born had only a 10 percent chance. The mother Sally Glaes, 26, and Navy Lt. Roger Glaes of Seaside, California, the father and a Naval Postgraduate School student, were among those affected.
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Laura Elizabeth Glaes
Ft. Ord Hospital
Army
Letterman General Hospital
Sally Glaes
Navy
Roger Glaes
Seaside
Calif
Vietnam
Naval Postgraduate School
Montrey
Nixon seeks 18 billion more borrowing authority
House Ways and Means Committee unanimously approved adding 18 billion dollars to the debt limit raising it from 377 to 395 billion with 380 billion permanent and 15 billion temporary. Staff estimates show a 2.2 billion year end deficit versus the administration 1.8 billion, or 2.4 billion without the revenue bill. 1971 deficit seen at 4.5 billion with the bill. The staff says the economy will not improve as quickly as officials expect and that government revenue overstatements exist in corporate and personal income taxes.
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Ways and Means
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Lasker
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
Congress
Economic Signs Point To Upswing Says McCracken
Los Angeles AP President Nixon's top adviser Dr Paul W McCracken, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, says the economy has not declined into recession but shows signs of picking up by year end. He cites low inventory build, solid demand for more output, higher after tax income, and looser loan money. He notes the administration opposes wage price controls to curb inflation.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Paul W. McCracken
President’s Council of Economics Advisers
Planning Executives Institute
McCracken
Oregon Voters Defeat Vote 19 in Statewide Referendum
Oregon voters rejected the 19 year old voting age change by nearly two thirds as Gov. Tom McCall faced protests over campus disturbances. Earl Blumenauer, a 21 year old Lewiston Clark College senior, warned of a congressional backlash. McCall and Straub won party nominations in a gubernatorial rematch context. Edith Green dominated in the 3d District, while two other incumbents faced easy renomination.
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Tom McCall
Portland
Portland State University
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Lewis and Clark College
Congress
McCall
Straub
John Dellenback
Edith Green
John F. Callahan
U.S
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Moon Rock Believed Oldest Lunar Sample
A lemon sized Apollo 12 rock dates to 4.6 billion years ago, making it the oldest rock native to the Moon or Earth. Dr. Paul Gast notes its high uranium and potassium levels and higher natural radiation. Tests may check for iodine 129 decay products from solar system formation.
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Earth
Moon
Paul Gast
Lunar and Earth Sciences
Manned Spacecraft Center
Gast
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