TV candidates clash over Vietnam withdrawal plan
Metzenbaum calls for a definite timetable for troop withdrawal from Vietnam while Taft supports responsible withdrawal. Also on the Columbus Town Meeting program were John O Neill and Richard Kay. In Ohio race news Gilligan leads polls as Cloud pledges stronger law enforcement and tougher crime measures.
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John O'Neill
Socialist Labor Party
Richard Kay
American Independent Party
Columbus Town Meeting
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Columbus
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Nixon Attitude Attack On Health Policy Sparks APHA Critique
APHA leader Dr. Paul B. Cornely blasted President Nixon as having a deathly health attitude and urged voluntary health groups to pressure government action. Opening the 98th annual APHA meeting, he called for political education funding and moving HQ to Washington to influence national health policy.
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Paul B. Cornely
American Public Health Association
Nixon
Cornely
Howard University
Washington, D.C
APHA
New York
Washington
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
America
Independent Faces Lord King in Danvers House Race
Danvers mass voters will choose state representative among three candidates Craig F Lichman the independent faces John G King Democrat and Allan W Lord Jr Republican in a three way race for the seat.
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Danvers
Mass
Craig F. Lichman
Lord
King
John G. King
Allan W. Lord Jr
Lone killer theory in Ohta family murders
A Santa Cruz police report and an unnamed family friend suggest a gunman killed Virginia Ohta and then targeted four relatives. John Linley Frazier, 24, is charged with the five slayings. The friend described the scene and possible sequence, including the doctor defending his son and being killed. The friend said the victims were shot in the back of the head, with one attacked at the pool area, and bindings found on wrists. Sheriff investigators cautioned that one person could still be responsible, while Frazier’s attorney weighs an insanity plea.
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John Linley Frazier
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Atty
Peter Chang Jr
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Derrick
Taggart
Richard Damn
Damon
Viany
Frazier
James A. Jackson
Jackson
Undie Theft Leads to Booby Trapped Laundry
London AP Elaine Williams and neighbors booby trapped underwear on clotheslines to stop theft. A jam jar was hidden in panties and tights, jar dropped when thief grabbed them. Judge fined 28 dollars to 20 year old salesman Jack Emerson who claimed tights arrived by air.
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London
Elaine Williams
Viet Units Open Drive In Cambodia
Saigon reports 6,000 South Vietnamese troops with two armored columns and American artillery pushing into the Cambodian town of Snuol. American 175mm and 8 inch guns fire from Vietnam bases. no American troops with the advance. Light action at start. two North Vietnamese and one South Vietnamese killed, another South Vietnamese wounded. Offense expands to 17,500 troops across three highways to interdict North Vietnamese supply routes into South Vietnam. South Vietnamese claims 139 enemy killed since the operation began, with a 46 to 1 kill ratio in their favor. Forces operate in Fish Hook and Parrot Beak regions, with reconnaissance noting activity near Mimot and around Sauol. Indications say North Vietnamese and Viet Cong aim to reenter prior base areas. vast stockpile uncovered in Long An Province last week.
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Snuol
Vietnam
Sanol
Cambodia
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Mimot
Sauol
Long An
Lutherans Endorse Ordination Of Women Ministers
Barbara Andrews 35 of Minneapolis says the vote allowing women to be ordained marks a shift toward equal rights in the church. The fifth general convention of the 2.5 million member American Lutheran Church approved the measure, recognizing two women fully qualified to enter ministry. Andrews, a lay campus minister at the University of Minnesota, pursued further seminary study for proper credentials.
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Andrews
Ameri
Or.ean Lutheran Church
Barbara Andrews
Minneapolis
Miss Andrews
University of Minnesota
Lutheran Theological Seminary
St Paul
Minn
Lutheran Church In America
Nobel Prize Awardee to MIT Professor
Nobel Prize goes to Paul A Samuelson of MIT for economic theory work that raised analytical standards. He learned of the award at his Boston area home, saying he had no idea he would win. Samuelson, 55, has long advised the Federal Reserve and held multiple government consultancies, with prize winners also including Friedman and Kantorovich in the same year.
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Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Samuelson
Milton Friedman
Nixon
Vasily Kantorovich
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Alfred Nobel
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Julius Axelrod
Bernard Katz
Ulf von Euler
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Vandal Damages 1961 Auto Near Ogden Street
Robert Taulbee of 614 Hawkins Road reported vandals kicked out the windshield or side windows of his 1961 model auto, parked near a relative’s home at 3110 Ogden Street early yesterday morning.
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Hawkins Road
Vanda
Relative
Ogden St
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