Sugar Rationing Reported as Strike Persists in Britain
British stores ration sugar amid a 14 day strike with union delegates to meet Wednesday to decide acceptance of a court of inquiry pay settlement already agreed to by port employers. President Nixon to hold a prime time news conference in Los Angeles at 11 p.m. EDT Thursday with live network coverage. State Liquor Control Director extends liquor permit embargo until federal census figures are released by Sept. 1. Linda Kasabian testifies in Los Angeles about joining Charles Manson's group ahead of the Tate LaBianca murders. Andre Previn and Mia Farrow divorce after 11 years. equal property settlement and royalties noted in California court filing.
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Davis Urged To Challenge Carl Stokes For Cleveland Mayor
Cuyahoga County GOP leaders urged Benjamin Davis who quit as city safety director to run as a coalition candidate against Carl Stokes. Co chairmen Robert Hughes and Saul Stillman said a draft could unite Democratic leaders and restore the city. Democratic Chairman Joseph Bartunek found the idea very interesting and praised Davis.
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Stillman
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Abduction Case Leads to Drug Charge in Columbus
Eldon W. Willis, 20, Columbus, charged with possession of heroin and instruments to administer drugs after narcotics and tools were found at his home in connection with the disappearance of his 11 month old son Eric Wesley. FBI joins the search for the child. The boy was abducted from a second floor bedroom crib.
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Rhodes defers date for Kirwan special election
Gov. James A. Rhodes said he will postpone setting a date for a special election to fill the late U. S. Representative Michael J. Kirwan's seat until after Thursday. The law requires a call, but Nov. 3, the regular general election date, was expected.
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Weather Outlook Norwalk Warm Humid With Showers
Partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with a chance of thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Highs near 86, lows near 70, with 40 percent today and Wednesday, 30 percent tonight. Winds from 8 to 15 mph. Norwalk highs 86. Birth announcements follow.
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Egypt shuts down Arab guerrilla radio stations amid cease-fire dispute
Egypt announces temporary shutdown of Voice of Assifa and Voice of Palestine stations in Cairo over Palestinian groups opposing the U S backed peace plan. Israeli air raids on Suez Canal positions continue for 68th day as Dayan resignation rumors swirl in Tel Aviv.
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Elephants In Caravan Truck Overturns Near Norwalk
An emergency scene five miles east of Norwalk followed a tractor trailer from the Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus overturning on US 20. Four elephants escaped injury and were moved to a roadside park as driver Robert D. Cline and two passengers were unhurt. Separately, Robert A. Wiedemann filed nominating petitions for judge of Huron County Court District 1.
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Mansfield
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Hugo, Okla
Robert Cline
Appoloo
Archie Crow
Garden City
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
James Brown
LaBelle
Fla
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Allen
Robert A. Wiedemann
Huron County Court
Board of Elections
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Symington Warns of Bankruptcy Risk From Foreign Agreements
Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri warned in a Senate speech that executive commitments with foreign nations could bankrupt the United States and threaten national security. He cited clandestine arrangements for storing U.S. nuclear weapons abroad and called for limits on such agreements and related military spending. He spoke after hearing testimonies from his foreign relations subcommittee amid remarks by Sen. John Stennis.
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UPI
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D-Mo
U.S
Senate
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United States
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
House votes secrecy reform slows after silent voting pledge
The House approved a plan to end secret voting on major issues but expects few record votes soon. The reform bill faces a long path to final passage as sponsors target tonight, with August recess and Senate action looming.
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Concert in Park Ended in Gunfire and Riots in Chicago
A free Grant Park concert planned by the Chicago Park District devolved into gunfire, fights, and looting as crowds of up to 50,000 gathered. At least three shot and 148 arrested with over 50 injured, many officers. Sly and the Family Stone did not appear as scheduled amid city confusion.
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