Nixon in Ohio to Boost Taft
President Nixon campaigned in Ohio to back Republican Taft Jr. for Senate and Roger Cloud for governor. He urged unity and warned Americans to restore peace at home while highlighting GOP ties to the Nixon administration. He planned a two day swing across six states with stops in North and South Dakota, Missouri and Tennessee.
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Grand Opening Planned at Remodeled Turner Hall
Turner Hall in Monroe unveils a 100000 remodel creating a Swiss lounge and cabaret with an island bar and seating for 172. Grand opening set for Thursday at 7 pm with Gov. Knowles cutting the ribbon and live music by Rufener and others. admission features free entertainment and refreshments.
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Nixon Hosts Bart Starr Tribute in Green Bay Honor Night
President Nixon joins a Green Bay tribute to Bart Starr emphasizing Starrs character and leadership. Former Packers officials along with NFL figures praise Starr while Starr notes his gratitude to the city and team as he reflects on his career.
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Kent Indictments Reach 25 in Kent State Violence Case
A 21 year old former student Richard Felber and a 42 year old Kent State sociology professor Dr Thomas S Lough faced indictments amid a larger round up of 25 people charged in connection with last May’s Kent State campus unrest. Felber faced first degree riot and related counts while Lough was charged with inciting to riot.
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Hidden Campaign Groups Fuel Senate Campaigns in Washington
Washington researchers reveal hundreds of thousands in donations funneled to U S senators through unseen D C committees that dodge public disclosure. Notable figures include Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott with others such as Joe Montoya Frank Moss William Proxmire Ted Stevens and Hubert Humphrey. The study cites at least 386 761 in channelled funds and warns totals may be much higher.
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Alaska
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Minnesota
United Nations ministers plan war and peace talks at the UN
Foreign ministers meet at the United Nations on Wednesday and Friday to discuss war and peace. The Security Council may convene with most members represented as the General Assembly marks its 25th anniversary and closes Saturday. Oregon and Texas urge the Supreme Court to uphold a 21 year old voting age.
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Canada expands hunt for killers in Montreal amid warlike security
In Montreal 1.2 million residents face a city at war as police and army helicopters sweep the streets and roadblocks grow around bridges. Prime Minister Trudeau under the War Measures Act vows to capture the FLQ cell linked to the Laporte kidnapping and Cross’s disappearance. Authorities report 326 arrests with raids near St Hubert and ongoing searches for Laporte and Cross.
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Laporte
Ottawa
Marc Carbonneau
Paul Rose
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Rose
Hodgson outlines 1971 job gains and inflation gains
AP News In Brief from Racine and Washington reports Labor Secretary Hodgson saying unemployment under Nixon policy is a temporary phase with inflation controlled and production rising, forecasting strong first quarter 1971 employment gains.
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General Walt to retire as assistant commandant
Saigon reports Gen. Lewis W. Walt, 57, the No. 2 Marine Corps officer and three war veteran, will retire February 1. He will be replaced by Lt. Gen. Keith B. McCutcheon as assistant commandant of the Marine Corps.
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