Two Men Die In Hospital Wheelchairs Awaiting Beds
In Miami at Jackson Memorial Hospital two indigneous welfare patients died after waiting in wheelchairs for nursing home placement. Officials say delays in bed availability, caused by low welfare-pay facilities, left such patients in limbo in the emergency ward.
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Watergate Hearing Cancelled Amid Fifth Amendment Refusal
The Senate Watergate committee canceled Tuesday’s session after former White House appointments secretary Dwigh L. Chapin and another witness refused to testify, signaling they would invoke the Fifth Amendment. The panel will resume Wednesday with Donald H. Segretti, who plans to plead guilty to political sabotage in the 1972 Florida primary.
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Government Funds Favored For Elections
A Gallup Poll taken Sept 7-10 shows 65 percent favor government financing of presidential and congressional campaigns, up from 58 percent in June. Republicans show the largest shift, with 65 percent support versus 44 percent in June, amid Watergate hearings and before the Agnew case was sent to a grand jury.
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Saigon asks Paris talks to press cease-fire violators
Saigon urged participants in the Paris peace conference to consult among themselves over alleged Communist cease-fire violations. The Foreign Ministry said the request was made to the United States, the Soviet Union, China, Britain and France. The move comes as Saigon warns of a possible new wave of North Vietnamese attacks following a September 2 assault on Le Mash ranger base in the central highlands.
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Meir appeals to stop Schoenau camp amid Vienna crisis
Mrs Meir travels to Vienna to urge Chancellor Kreisky to shut down the Schoenau transit camp for Soviet Jewish emigrants and to protest Austria's handling of Arab terrorism. Refugees arrive under police escort as Kreisky signals limited emigration policies while continuing individual transit visas.
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Celebrate Anniversary as Chinese Parade Through Peking
Thousands of Chinese celebrate the 24th anniversary of the People's Republic in Peking with massive portraits of Mao Tse-tung at Tien An Men Square. Five star flags adorn streets while Mao's portrait dominates the Gate of Heavenly Peace and models of Marx Engels Lenin Stalin and Sun Yat-sen appear around the square.
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Saigon reports 300 foes killed in weekend battle near capital
Saigon officials said the weekend clash on the Tay Ninh to Khiem Hanh road near Saigon left about 500 defenders facing an estimated 1,200 Communist attackers. They counted 163 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese dead, with 9 South Vietnamese killed and over 100 wounded or missing. The fighting began Saturday with mortar fire and lasted until Sunday afternoon amid heavy bombardment. Officials suggested the attack aimed to sever the road and cautioned the situation might signal a broader offensive.
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Washington Daily Newspapers Near Midnight Contract Deadline
Negotiations between Washington's two dailies and three unions representing pressmen stereotypers and mailers stretched past midnight as talks continued. Federal mediator Gilbert McCutcheon said progress was mixed while negotiations to resume with other unions were planned for today or Tuesday.
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Tenement Fire Kills Nine in Hoboken Blast
Nine people died in a Hoboken tenement fire with three more hospitalized. Fire officials suspected arson as crews search rubble for additional victims. Victims include sisters Patricia, Jacqueline, and Carola Lopez and their parents identified by police. The blaze damaged four buildings, with upper floors collapsing and age over fifty years.
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Soviets Send Super Bombers To Iraq
Soviet bombers reportedly deployed to Iraq for the first time, raising concern over shifts in Middle East power dynamics. Pentagon officials warn the strategic move could affect the Persian Gulf balance amid energy worries while Iran and Iraq’s Cold War rivalry intensifies.
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Youth Struck By Train On Penn Central Tracks
A Johnson boy was struck by a seven car Penn Central passenger train near USSO while two companions avoided impact. The other youths jumped clear. the condition of the injured boy is not specified in the fragment. Authorities investigate the incident as a train strike involving youths at the track site.
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