Nixon Gromyko plan Thursday meeting at White House
United Nations New York AP says two Rogers Gromyko talks end with set plan for Gromyko to meet President Nixon Thursday morning in Washington. Rogers calls the sessions cordial and notes no urgent agenda or message from the Kremlin.
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U S and Saigon Forces Claim 129 Enemy Killed
U S and South Vietnamese troops report 129 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed and 30 captured south of Da Nang while suffering light American casualties. Camps near Thuong Duc and the Da Nang district town faced ongoing rocket and mortar siege as allies hit suspected positions with helicopter rockets.
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Thuong Duc
U.S
Vietnam
Union Set To Strike Mack Truck
Union workers at Mack Trucks in Hagerstown face a possible strike at midnight if a three year contract is not settled. Local 171 and Local 1247 voted 96 percent for strike action, with about 100 Frederick residents among the plant's 3200 workers. The negotiated pattern aims to match the 1970 agreement used by General Motors.
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Valley Forge
E. T. Michael
UAW International
Region 8
UAW
General Motors
Schools Debating Two-Building Plan At South Frederick
Board members and PTA representatives clashed over keeping the old Washington building versus demolishing it for a new two-building plan at South Frederick. The Lincoln site could house the whole facility, but commissioners budgeted one side of the street for the school. Stann urged a single-site plan, while Board members Hodgson and Barnies opposed retaining the old Washington building after new construction. In other business, Juvenile Services has yet to relocate, with space moves slated to shift to the state’s attorney and Human Relations Council offices as renovations proceed.
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Board of Education
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States Attorney
Court House
Juvenile Services
Human Relations Council
Police Kill Convict In Freedom Bid
CHICAGO CAP A convict sentenced to die for a 1968 guard murder was killed by police after seizing hostages in the Criminal Courts Building. Gene R. Lewis 27 attempted escape from a routine hearing and used a pistol to threaten Walter Makowski and Michael Stevenson. An officer hidden in a closet fired, and police killed Lewis after shots were exchanged leaving Stevenson wounded and Makowski with a powder burn.
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Criminal Courts
Lewis
Walter Makowski
Makowski
Michael Stevenson
Leonard Karlin
Lee Hamilton
Hamilton
Stevenson
Nixon turns obscenities into assets of campaign
President Nixon markets his law and order message across six states as hecklers heckle and shout four letter words. He urges voters to choose Republicans in November, urging to vote in the polling booth and stand up for law and order. He campaigns in Ohio and North Carolina and Kansas City. He backs GOP candidates in Tennessee Indiana and North Carolina races while emphasizing the silent majority.
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Nixon
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Indiana
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Columbus
Ohio
Grand Forks
N.C
Johnson City
Blacks Boycott Nixon White House Dinner Over Snub
President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia leads a delegation including Algeria Cameroon Kenya and Mali at the U N General Assembly nine leaders from Africa consider boycotting Nixon's Oct 19 dinner for the U N 25th anniversary. Kaunda says Nixon altered the meeting time, citing a prior morning speech.
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White House
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Cameroon
Kenya
Mali
Kaunda
U.N
Africa
Washington
Rome
General Assembly
Parliament backs Trudeau drive in Quebec manhunt
In Ottawa and Montreal, Parliament overwhelmingly supported Trudeau’s escalation under the War Measures Act after the slaying of Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte. Police and military raids surged across Quebec with 1,627 raids and 341 arrests since Friday as Cross’s fate remained unresolved.
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Canada
Quebec
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Laporte
House of Commons
Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Commons
Allen MacEachen
Trudeau
FLO
Cross
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