Missouri Sees Presidential Victory Still Unsettled
As Alaska and Maryland results finalize Nixon and Humphrey respectively, Missouri remains the last state where electoral votes are not yet decided. Nixon leads by about 7 six thousand votes in Missouri with roughly 100 000 absentee ballots pending.
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U S 1st Air Cavalry Ramp Up Near Cambodian Border
U S Headquarters reports the 1st Air Cavalry Division will be fully operational by mid month in Tay Ninh Binh Long and Phuoc Long provinces near the Cambodian border. The division has killed 109 North Vietnamese troops along the front and War Zone C fringes while Abrams shifts forces from the demilitarized zone as Hanoi cites an unmanned U S reconnaissance plane downed 53 miles south of Hanoi.
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Cabinet resignations thin Johnson circle ahead of Nixon
Robert C. Weaver the housing chief and first Black cabinet member is set to quit this year. Nicholas Katzenbach and Henry Fowler have already resigned leaving the high level posts thinning the Johnson team as the Nixon transition begins.
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Nixon Humphrey meet as unity effort begins in Florida
In Key Biscayne Nixon and running mate Agnew arrived for breakfast while Humphrey met Nixon nearby. The two foes pledged cooperation on national security and foreign policy with Humphrey offering help and confirming he will be a fellow citizen and supporter. Speculation swirled about a Humphrey foreign policy role in Nixon's administration.
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Hanoi Rejects Saigon Peace Plan Ahead Of Talks
Hanoi rejected Thieu's two side peace proposal and insisted on a four party format with a square table. Xuan Thuy argued Viet Cong is a local uprising. Thuy demanded separate delegations and cautioned against a combined Allied front led by Saigon. U.S. officials in Paris offered no comment.
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Actor Wendell Corey Dead at 54 in California
Hollywood star Wendell Corey died at 54 from a liver ailment at the Motion Picture Hospital in Woodland Hills after returning from Europe. The versatile actor rang through stage film and TV success from 1933 onward and held civic roles including Santa Monica City Council and a campaigner at Republican conventions.
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Four NK Guerrillas Killed in Korean Coast Infiltration
South Korean troops killed four North Korean guerrillas, raising the toll to 13 since a band landed on South Korea’s east coast on November 2. The army said 17 guerrillas remain at large as searchers scour the area.
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First Snow Says Winter Arrives in Middletown
The first snow of the season falls in Middletown with bitter weather ahead. Temperatures dip to about 25 tonight and rise to around 45 tomorrow with mainly cloudy skies and a chance of additional snow flurries.
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Tremor Rocks Istanbul with No Casualties Reported
A relatively strong tremor struck Istanbul today with no immediate reports of casualties or structural damage. The quake prompted initial concerns but authorities said there were no casualty figures or major damages available.
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Bruce Reynolds brought to trial in guarded Great Train Robbery case
Police with dogs surrounded a small Linslade courtroom as Bruce Reynolds 37 was charged in Britain's Great Train Robbery. Viewers were barred as he appeared for a five minute hearing and was ordered held until November 18. The suspect invoked silence and faced routine magistrate procedures.
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Former Aide To King Shot To Death In Chicago
The Rev. Charles Billups, once an aide to Martin Luther King Jr., was found shot three times in a car on Chicago’s South Side. Police consider robbery. no wallet or keys recovered. Billups, 41, helped lead Operation Breadbasket and later served as personnel director for Nationa Tea Co. Services held in Chicago with funeral planned in Birmingham. He leaves wife Alma r ie and three daughters.
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Pairings Then and Now Echoed in Hairline Humor
A lighthearted reminiscence notes how a woman feels older when she meets a bald man who was two grades behind her in school. It playful reflects on age, memory, and small social dynamics.
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