Nixon urges vote to back his programs in decisive Senate race
President Nixon appeals to 8,000 Republicans in Anaheim and TV viewers nationwide to vote for candidates who will support the President. He vows to end violence and says protests mislead about youth, insisting peaceful change exists and line must be drawn against lawlessness. Outside, a small demonstration occurred as Nixon flew in.
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Nixon
Senate
Anaheim Convention Center
Republican National Committee
San Jose
Anaheim
America
White House
Jordan Airlift Ends After Civil War Mercy Mission
The U S mobile Army surgical hospital in Amman ends operations after averaging over 40 surgeries daily. Ninety patients remain and are handed to the Red Cross. Equipment worth just under 500000 dollars is donated. two surgical units, 100 beds, an X ray unit, a mobile kitchen and laundry, and 13 vehicles are left behind. The hospital had flown in Sept 20 to aid Jordan after the civil war.
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Jordan
U. S. Mobile Army Surgical
West Germany
Britain
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Air Force
King Hussein
32Nd
Mobile Army
Wuerzburg
Germany
Wallace R. Lebourdais
Turlouc
Calif
48Th
Air Force Air Transportable
Lakenheath
Norman L. Stahl
Ossian
Ind
Cold Southwestern Ohio Forecast Sees Nighttime Lows Near 40
Cooler weather sweeps southwestern Ohio with a low in the upper 30s under clear skies tonight. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures reaching the upper 50s. Monday’s outlook calls for partly cloudy and cooler conditions.
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Ohio
Thieu vows to resist peace bid as floods devastate Vietnam
President Nguyen Van Thieu declares he will never surrender or accept a coalition with the Communists. Floods kill 100 plus and leave about 150000 homeless along Vietnam's northern coastal lowlands threatening pacification efforts. Thieu calls a North Vietnamese Viet Cong coalition proposal a Machiavellian ruse while offering possible talks with Hanoi under firm terms.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Thieu
South Vietnam
National Assembly
Layoffs Seen in Pentagon Civilian Staff After Elections
A Civil Service Commission memo warns of large civilian cutbacks at the Defense Department, with 120,000 total reductions eyed through June next year. Navy and Air Force alone may face 55,000 to 80,000 layoffs, while formal announcements are expected after the elections and Christmas holidays.
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Civil Service Commission
Edward A. Dunton
Commission
Defense Department
Pentagon
Dunton
Navy
Air Force
Nicholas J. Oganovic
No Evidence of Conspiracy Congress Targeted Bombings and Police Attacks
The Justice Department sends new recommendations to President Nixon to curb terrorist bombings and police attacks. Attorney General Mitchell says no nationwide conspiracy is evident, notes anarchistic groups acting independently, and cites existing anticrime laws including federal bombing offenses. Police groups push for new federal crimes and harsher penalties for killers of officers.
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Justice Department
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
IACP
FOP
Mitchell
Canada
U.S
Tex Watson ruled insane in Tate murder case
Los Angeles AP reports Charles Tex Watson, accused of leading the Tate murder missions that killed Sharon Tate and six others, is found insane and hospitalized. Doctors say he is deteriorating and may die without treatment, delaying trial until sanity returns.
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Los Angeles
Charles ‘Tex’ Watson
Sharon Tate
Watson
Marcus Crahan
Superior Court
George Dell Gane
Hall
Charles Manson
Miss Tate
Manson
Dell
Atty
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Marriage as a violin strings endure after the music
A metaphor compares marriage to a violin, noting that even after the music ends the strings remain ta tached. The line suggests enduring ties and lingering resonance beyond a moment of beauty.
Airliner Hijacked To Cuba Returns To San Francisco Flight
Nation al Airlines Flight 43 from Miami to San Francisco was hijacked and diverted to Havana after departing Miami. Forty nine passengers were taken to a Havana hotel overnight and the DC8 jetliner was not expected to return until later today with stops previously planned in Tampa New Orleans and Houston.
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National Airlines
San Francisco
Havana
National
Jose Marti
Tampa
New Orleans
Houston
Miami International Airport
Allende Names 15 member Cabinet in Chile
President-elect Salvador Allende unveils a 15 member cabinet with three Communists and five other Marxists. Key ministries go to Communists for labor finance and public works. Daniel Vergara Bustos, a Communist, named acting undersecretary of the interior, shaping security policy. Four Marxists come from Allende's Socialist party. Pedro Vuskovic heads the economy without party affiliation.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Eduardo Frei
Daniel Vergara Bustos
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