Nixon draws blue collar crowd in Dundalk rally
President Nixon campaigned in a union hall urging Maryland voters to back Beall for Senate to curb inflation. He urged support for tighter federal spending while praising Vice President Agnew as a leading campaigner. Outside, signs backed Tydings and Mandel, with 1500 to 2000 attendees inside.
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Dundalk
Nixon
Union Hall
Maryland
Senate
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Joseph D. Tydings
Glenn Beall
Baltimore
Beallard
C. Stanley Blair
United Steel Workers Union Hall
Tydings
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Paign
Southeast Asia
Dundalk Avenue
White House
Spire T. Agnew
Allende Wins Chile Presidency by Wide Margin
Chilean Congress votes 153 to 25 to elect Salvador Allende, a Marxist admirer of Castro, to a six year term. Security tightens around the Hall of Honors as factions clash and a prior assassination attempt looms over the political transition.
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Santiago
Chile
Congress
Salvador Allende
The New Fugitives and Other Campus Tales
A look inside a report on college students once focused on proms and grades now eluding FBI and state police as “the new fugitives.” Col Harland Sanders starts a late-career success story turning a finger licking recipe into a million dollar enterprise, with a note about Ford shaping TV’s future.
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FBI
Col. Harland Sanders
Lutheran Change Women to Be Ministers and Children in Communion
The American Lutheran Church, meeting in San Antonio, voted to ordain women and allow unconfirmed children around age ten to take communion before confirmation. The moves, reflecting broader Protestant shifts, redefine rites while preserving education as ongoing. Concerns noted by Rev. Preus over inter-Lutheran relations.
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San Antonio
American Lutheran Church
Episcopal Church
Lutheran Church In America
Church Now In Convention
Lutheran Church In
America
Jacob A. O. Preus
St. Louis
U.S
Chuckle Optimism Stages Paying 35 More On Car
A lighthearted note on optimism about owning a car while still facing 35 payments. It playfully questions the idea of calling it "my car" before loan terms finish.
Funeral for Sam Moore Draws Police Presence
Nearly 300 mourners attend the funeral of Sam Moore 61 assistant Middletown police chief at First United Methodist Church. About 9 police officers and other law enforcement members, 20 police vehicles and 35 cars participate in a color guard procession to Woodside Cemetery. A salaried eulogy lauds Moore for integrity and patience as the city plans to replace the assistant chief rank with a fourth captaincy.
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Sam Moore
First Methodist
Broad Street
Middletown
Moore
First United Methodist Church
Wen
Woodside Cemetery
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Eston Riggs
Sid
E. Eugene Frazer
Frazer
Kent State Campus Bombing Damages Old Building
A homemade bomb exploded early Saturday at Kent State University causing minor damage to the back door and porch of the Ward House used by the Human Relations Center and the Black United Students. No injuries were reported and authorities said motive remains unclear. Ronald Weissenberger, 25, was arrested on a four count indictment for riot and related charges. He pleaded innocent and bonded out. A planned lawyers meeting for defense coordination was canceled due to arrests.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
Don Schwartzmiller
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Schwartzmiller
Ward House
Black United Students
Grand Jury
Ronald Weissenberger
Weissenbergr
Kent State
Weissenberger
William Kunstler
Chicago Seven
Sald
Kunstler
Nixon rejects porn commission findings calls for tighter curbs
President Nixon denounced the National Pornography Commission's conclusions and recommendations to ease adult pornography limits. He urged increased restrictions and a unified legislative and judicial effort to keep smut from rising beyond its present level across the United States.
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Washington
Nixon
National Commission On
Union
Federal study eyed on grocery food dating plan
Washington AP report says the Agriculture Department will study freshness dates on perishable foods as Jewel supermarket in Chicago starts stamping dates on meat poultry dairy and baked goods. Rep. Rosenthal says the study could lead to federal dating rules and examines shopper attention waste and cost.
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Washington
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Agriculture Department
Jewel
Chicago
Rosenthal
Congress
Cairo, UK State Police respond to attacks on station
State police moved into Cairo, UK after three separate assaults on the Cairo police headquarters reported by the mayor. Troopers and Cairo police, some armed with machine guns, were deployed around the station as the Black United Front mobilized for a weekly rally amid racial tensions.
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Cairo
Black United Front
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John Dooley Jr
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Don Hutchinson
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Delbert Barker
Arnold Ferguson
Russell Dwyer
al York
Mort Collins
Chester McCutcheon
Jim Neal
James Miller
Dave Coleman
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Larry White
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