Muskie urges youth leadership at Dayton dinner
Senator Edmund S. Muskie declared young American activists will lead tomorrow as he spoke at a 50 dollar dinner in Dayton. He said the future depends on campus and street leaders and urged lowering the voting age to 19 for the November ballot.
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Dayton
Ohio
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
America
Muskie
Nixon
John J. Gilligan
Cincinnati
U.S. Senate
Gilligan
U.S
Stephen Young
Senate
Wright State University
Time changes as daylight saving ends and standard time begins
Time shifts across the United States as daylight saving ends and standard time resumes. Clocks are set back one hour at 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in October under the Uniform Time Act of 1967, with Arizona Hawaii and Michigan having exemptions.
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New York
America
Arizona
Hawaii
Michigan
Baby Food Firms Drop MSG In Infant Products
Washington AP reports three baby food makers will discontinue monosodium glutamate MSG in their products amid public concern over infant health. The moves come despite the manufacturers’ view that MSG poses no threat.
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Washington
Gerber Products Co
Beech Nut Inc
H. J. Heinz Co
Dan Gerber
Fricay
Beech Nut
Food and Drug Administration
Heinz
George S. McGovern
D.D
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
FDA
Ex Beret Veteran Marasco Injured In South Amboy Crash
Ex Beret figure in a high profile murder case, former Army Capt. Robert F. Marasco, was critically injured in a two car crash in South Amboy. Thom as Green Jr. of Cliffwood was killed when his car crossed the median and struck Marasco’s vehicle. Green had been named in the Green Berets murder case charges later dropped. Marasco was discharged at Ft Monmouth this month and had worked as an insurance salesman prior to service.
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South Amboy
N.J
Army
Robert F. Marasco
Green Beret
Perth Ambany General Hospital
Marasco
Thomas Green Jr
Cliffwood
Rutherford
Green
Warmer Weather On The Way Across The Midwest
A southerly moist air flow replaces record cold from Thursday and Friday. Tonight will be cloudy with a low near 50, about 20 degrees above the frosty mornings. Sunday highs near 60 with possible light showers, then a cooler Monday with more showers. winter is spreading from the northern Rockies toward the Great Lakes.
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Ohio
Rockies
Great Lakes
Sister Of Prisoner Of War Leads Nasmyth Campaign
Virginia Nasmyth, 20, SDSC coed and sister of Air Force Captain John Nasmyth, gains support to pressure Hanoi for POW identifications and releases. A Paris envoy letter confirms John is alive. a public billboard campaign in Mission Valley and South San Gabriel seeks broader international backing. Nasmyth plans another Paris trip to obtain POW names and condition reports.
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San Diego
Calif
Paris
San Diego State College
Virginia Nasmyth
U.S
Virginia
Xuan Oanh
North Vietnam
Air Force
John Nasmyth
Hanoi
Defense Department
Oanh
John
South San Gabriel
Phoenix
Sweden
Fighting Erupts Again In Lebanon
Renewed fighting breaks out in Tripoli between Arab guerrillas civilians and security forces. One dead in Damascus reports as snipers fire on troops. Curfew lifted elsewhere but remains in Tripoli amid mediation efforts by Egypt and Moslem leaders with President Helou seeking a peaceful resolution.
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Tripoli
Damascus
Syria
Lebanon
Israel
Amman
Sinai
Jordan
Salt
Old City
Beirut
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Charles Helou
Helou
Clock joke about office timing and breaks
A humorous remark notes a clock in an office marks lateness in the morning and prompts lunch and coffee breaks. It pokes fun at stalling to delay work as the clock runs.
West Germany Revalues Mark To Curb Inflation
West Germany raises the mark value by 8.25 percent to 3.66 marks per dollar, effective Monday, aiming to reduce trade surpluses and inflation. The move, announced by Economics Minister Karl Schiller after a cabinet meeting, could raise prices for German goods abroad and for brands like Volkswagen and Leica.
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Bonn
West Germany
Volkswagen
Ernst Leitz
Karl Schiller
Conscience Is Clear McCormack Seeks Reelection
Speaker John W. McCormack denies knowledge of influence peddling and says he will seek another term as congressman and speaker. He asserts Life magazine attacked him and states his conscience is clear as Nathan Voloshen and Martin Sweig’s activities came to light.
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John W. McCormack
House
Massachusetts
McCormack
Newsmen
Life Magazine
Nathan Voloshen
Martin Sweig
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Edmund Muskie
Robert Marasco
Beret
Byrd
Herbert L. Ley Jr
John Olney
Washington University
St. Louis
Interstate
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THE
Associated Press
John McCormack
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