Problems Facing Society Discussed by Candidates
A Monroe panel of six candidates debated law and crime at St. Victor's School with over 250 attendees. They covered marijuana as crime, rising violence, government worker strikes, and court reform, urging faster trials and stricter youth responsibility.
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Shullsburg
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Gordon Reseleip
Martin Schreiber
Madison
David Martin
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Robert Bauman
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Policing Leaders Decry Violence in United States Rally
About 3,500 officers gathered on Capitol steps as John J. Harrington of the Fraternal Order of Police blasted the Nixon administration for not curbing violence against police. He accused liberal press and courts of undermining law enforcement and warned of a widening civil conflict, while praising the House subcommittee probe into the Black Panther Party. He faulted liberal critics for portraying police as brutal and fascist and urged action against militant groups.
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Typhoon Death Toll Rises in Philippines
Unofficial toll from a catastrophic typhoon reaches 200 with reports from southern Luzon indicating higher numbers as isolated areas report casualties and homelessness. In Egypt, millions vote in a referendum endorsing Anwar Sadat for a six year term as president amid single party control.
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National Assembly
Nasser
Communists Reject Nixon Peace Plan at Paris Talks
Hanoi reaffirms rejection of President Nixon’s peace plan while South Vietnam hints at new politics to break the deadlock. Ambassadors call for elections but Saigon signals possible non electoral arrangements. Viet Cong and North Vietnam denounce the Nixon plan as a false peace and deceptive.
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Vietnam Bomb Raids Scale Down by U S Forces
U S Air Force cuts bombing raids in South Vietnam while pressing Laos supply lines. Sources say air attacks dropped up to 70 percent since 1968 offensives as NixonVietnamization expands the South Vietnamese air force and reduces U S fighter-bombers. The 7th Air Force retools tactics under Gen Lucius D Clay Jr to target only valuable objectives.
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U S Mideast talks begin as Egypt seeks UN debate
Secretary of State Rogers opens 10 diplomacy days at the United Nations meeting Egypts Mahmoud Riad and Soviet minister Andrei Gromyko to discuss reviving the Arab Israeli peace plan and to press for action on alleged truce violations. A kidnap alert targets lawmakers amid security warnings from the White House. Egypt seeks urgent UN debate on Middle East after anniversary session.
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Thursday's Times Index Promises More Inside
The page teases a full Thursday Times index with sections for crossword puzzles entertainment daily records news and ads. It previews further details inside the issue.
Nixon Signs Anticrime Bill in Major Legislation Move
President Nixon signed a sweeping anticrime measure at the Justice Department promising a war on the Mafia and terrorists. The law expands FBI jurisdiction, imposes the death penalty for fatal bombings, and enables electronic surveillance in bombing cases, with 20 year sentences for injuries and 10 years for participation. Civil liberties groups plan challenges citing constitutional concerns.
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Congress Recesses With Major Bills Pending Post-Election
Congress adjourns for a month with a hefty post election agenda. The House sent to the White House a drug penalties bill and three health measures totaling about 2.0 billion dollars, a rail passenger service corporation, and 1.6 billion dollars for military construction. Left for lame duck session are eight moving funds, a three year farm program, and welfare reform battles centered on the family assistance plan tied to Social Security legislation blocked by a trade rider.
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