Yorty Seen as Possible Democratic Presidential Candidate
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty, 62, is expected to seek the Democratic nomination for president and plans to enter the New Hampshire primary as a first step. He has been testing the waters in New Hampshire since last spring, arguing that the party leadership and rank and file Democrats are out of step with his views. He criticizes Nixon’s policies and calls Muskie naive while labeling McGovern left leaning.
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Compromise Reached on U S Child Care Program Costs
Senate conferees accept House plan for a 2 billion child care program with scaled fees. Free care for incomes under 4.5 percent, 10 percent plus 15 percent over thresholds for higher earners, fees to be set for top bracket, and White House yet to comment before final approval. The measure extends through 1973 and shifts CEO duties toward research and experimentation.
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Sherman PTO to Host Talent Show for Students
Sherman Elementary School PTO meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. features a student talent show after a brief business session. A plaque goes to first place with certificates for second and third places.
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Clevelander Speaker At Thanksgiving Service
The Rev Donald G Jacobs executive director of the Council of Churches of Greater Cleveland will speak at Middletown fifth Inter Faith Service of Thanksgiving on Nov 23 at 7 00 p m in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium The service unites Protestant Roman Catholic Greek Orthodox and Jewish clergy and laity for prayers of thanksgiving Jacobs a Wilberforce graduate holds degrees from Wilberforce and honorary doctorates from Edward Waters Monrovia and heads civil rights and welfare committees He serves on Welfare Federation Planning Board Cancer Society and NAACP in Cleveland
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Secret FBI report warns Chinese aliens entering U.S. smuggling rings
Justice Department and FBI analyze Hong Kong Seamen's Union links to Chinese espionage and shipjumping into the United States. They estimate 5,640 entrants from 1965 to 1970, with rings operating from Vancouver Montreal Windsor Detroit and into New York and Newark.
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YMCA Starts Second Session of Saturday and Weekly Swim Classes
Registration for the second session is open at the YMCA. Saturday eight week classes begin Nov 27 from 9 00 to 12 15 with levels learn to swim minn ow fish flying fish shark and advanced. Weekly classes start Nov 30 at 4 15 with Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday sessions including diving and pre Y for five year olds. Non member fees apply to certain classes while youth members enjoy free gre Y classes.
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Ambassadors Quit Washington as Nixon Accepts Resignations
President Nixon accepts the resignations of John Patrick Walsh ambassador to Kuwait and Charles T. Cross ambassador to Singapore, signaling a shakeup in the diplomatic corps.
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