Nixon Campaign Swing To MD Targets Beall Blair Tydings
President Nixon tours Maryland with a stop in Baltimore County to stump for GOP hopefuls Glenn Beall and C Stanley Blair while criticizing Democratic incumbent senators. The trip follows his endorsement of Senate Democrat Mansfield and includes a stop at Steelworkers Local 2610 hall. Nixon also addressed the UN General Assembly in New York before returning to Washington.
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Oil Spill Threatens Chesapeake Bay Near Tangier Island
Coast Guard cutters plotted the course of a four mile by one thousand five hundred foot oil slick in the Chesapeake Bay early Friday. About 20 000 gallons of crude flowed from an apparently northbound tanker. Chinook used a 2000 foot boom and absorbent material to soak up oil as scum formed on the water in places. Officials feared the slick could reach oyster beds on the Eastern Shore. Maryland water resources officials attributed the spill to a Baltimore bound tanker but did not identify the vessel.
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United Nations Nears End of Anniversary Session
The 25th UN anniversary observance closes as a 12 point declaration condemning colonialism and the arms race awaits passage by the General Assembly. Portugal and South Africa seek votes on dissenting clauses while leaders including Heath Gandhi Nixon and Gromyko address the session.
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Hanoi Awaits U S Elections
Allied officials in Saigon say no new moves by Hanoi before the U S congressional elections on November 3. They warn North Vietnam may escalate attacks around the election, while Typhoon threat limits U S air missions and braces Da Nang area for possible impact.
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Chilean Congress To Pick President
Security was tight as Chilean Congress prepared to elect a president after Allende won the September 4 ballot but failed to secure a majority. The vote stood 153 for Allende and 35 for former President Jorge Alessandri. seven ballots were blank. Guards cordoned the Congress building while police helicopters hovered amid a state of emergency declared after Gen Rene Schneider was wounded in an assassination attempt.
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Beautiful Weekend Forecast With Varied Conditions
The weatherman predicts a cool mostly sunny weekend with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s today. Tonight dips to the 40s 50s with partial clouds. Sunday brings more clouds and a chance of rain with mid 60s to low 70s. Monday to mid next week shows light changes and possible rain by Tuesday or Wednesday. Rain probability near zero today rising to 30 percent by Sunday. Winds vary from five to 15 mph today and southeast five to 16 mph tonight.
Heavy Security Surrounds Jail in Fraizer Slaying Case
In Santa Cruz California armed guards post around the jail as 17 year old John Linley Frazier is held on five counts of first degree murder for the killings of Dr Victor Ohta and four others. Floodlights and a heavy police presence surround the courthouse and jail as the arraignment proceeds under tight security.
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Three Men Sought In Quebec Slaying
Quebec police issued warrants for Francis Simard Bernard Lurtie and Jacques Rose in the Laporte kidnapping and for related involvement in Cross's disappearance. The Quebec Liberation Front demands exchanges for terrorists while Montreal braces for elections and wartime measures amid mounting crisis.
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Fire Log Shows No Emergencies Overnight
Within the 24 hour period ending at 1 a.m the fire log reports zero emergency calls as ambulance dispatches remained at zero for routine and emergency responses. Local fire department notes no nonmedical incidents affecting city operations.
Tanker Burns In Channel Off Isle of Wight
The oil tanker Pacific Glory, about 70,000 tons, grounded on a shoal in the English Channel after a collision with another tanker. Five sailors killed, many missing as explosions ruptured the hull and spilled oil. A Canada Liberia flagged vessel was involved, and salvage efforts with helicopters and ships faced delays from fuel exhaustion.
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Nixon Urges Peaceful Competition With Soviets
Washington report notes veteran diplomat Paul Henri Spaak and Andrei Gromyko offer cautious takes on Nixon's U N speech. Nixon calls for a new road beyond power politics focusing on fighting hunger and disease while urging Moscow to join in peaceful progress and reduced arms. He highlights four incentives to curb differences and urges a Vietnam ceasefire and Geneva Code observance for POWs.
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Big Four Press For Cease-fire
The Big Four powers urged Egypt Jordan and Israel to extend the Middle East cease-fire beyond November 5 and to resume peace talks toward a settlement. U Thant announced the decision after a dinner with Gromyko Schumann Douglas-Home Rogers and Jarring during the UN 25th anniversary session. They agreed to expedite Jarring’s mission and to seek an extension of cease-fire under UN Resolution 242 with further consultations planned for December 29.
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Time changes ease Sunday church wakeup
Residents are advised to turn clocks back one hour before bed to gain an extra hour of sleep for Sunday church services. Eastern Standard Time becomes official at 2 p.m. Sunday, marking the annual end of daylight saving time.
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