Toll at 3591 as India cyclone wrecks Orissa coast
AP reports a 16 foot tidal wave and cyclone devastated 1,000 square miles of eastern Orissa with 2 million feared missing and 10,000 families dead. Districts Cuttack and Balasore destroyed. Paradip port damaged. $26 million needed for food and shelter. Indira Gandhi and Finance Minister Chu Van respond.
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Food makers blamed for poor feeding of kids
New York consultant Dr. Paul Fine told an American Medical Association nutrition symposium in Las Vegas that Americans eat irregularly with eight to ten meals daily but still lack nutrition. He faulted mothers for outdated ideas of three daily meals and urged manufacturers to support proper feeding within daily life realities.
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Paul Fine
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States vote in Kentucky Mississippi races and city mayoral contests
Kentucky and Mississippi voters chose governors while many cities selected mayors in a nationwide round of elections. The results shape national mood ahead of a presidential year, with notable races in Philadelphia Boston San Francisco and Pittsburgh.
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Louise Day Hicks
Law and Order
Kevin White
Nixon Policies Boost U.S. Trade Position and Exports
The article reports that Nixon's Phase 1 economic steps raise American exports and lower imports, with a stronger U.S. trade surplus in September. It notes gains in machinery sales, reduced meat competition for farmers, and a potential capital equipment upswing from tax credits and surcharges, while Europe and Japan face slow trade.
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Frederic Seebohm
Chuckle About Professional Women Echoes on Amateurs
A witty remark notes the claim that professional women exist, while playfully asserting there is no such thing as an amateur woman. The line hints at gender expectations in professional circles and humor about expertise.
Weather Update: Cooler Tonight and Wednesday Outlook
Clearing and much cooler tonight with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with highs in the 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 70 and the overnight low of 65 may be today's high.
State Parks May Open On Saturday
A spokesman for Gov. Gilligan says the 46 state parks closed since Labor Day will probably reopen Saturday. The final decision rests with the governor, with possible staffing concerns but better weather makes reopening desirable.
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Robert Tenenbaum
Gilligan
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David Meeker
Dione
Meeker
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