Nixon launches midland campaign to defeat Democratic doves
President Nixon begins a two day foray to mobilize voters in the midland aimed at unseating prominent Democratic senators who opposed administration foreign policy and defense. He schedules rallies in Ohio Missouri North Dakota Tennessee Indiana and North Carolina and plans stops to back Rep. Robert A Taft Jr. in a Senate race. Dr Benjamin Spock replies to claims tying him to Nixon and Agnew with Parental books while accepting a pediatric award in San Francisco.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft Jr
North Dakota
Missouri
Tennessee
North Carolina
Indiana
San Francisco
Benjamin Spock
Spiro Agnew
Spock
America
Richard Nixon
American Academy of Pediatrics
UAW Strike Echoes Through Ohio Labor Bureau
Ohio employment officials report early impact from the GM UAW strike with layoffs in various sectors though not yet serious. UPI notes wage talks at TWA falter amid a potential 30 percent raise push and other military and international developments.
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United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
William Papier
Bureau
Department of Research and Statistics
Kent Professor Is Arrested 2 in Kent State Shooting Indictments
Kent State sociology professor Dr. Thomas S. Lough surrendered in Ravenna after being indicted in the grand jury probe into the May 2 ROTC building fire that preceded the deaths of four students. The affair followed indictments of Richard C. Felber as a principal figure in the unrest.
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Ohio
UPI
al Capp
Kent State University
Kent State Administration
United States of America
Capp
Kent, Ohio
Thomas S. Lough
Kent
Portage County Court House
Ravenna
Lough
Richard C. Felber
Akron
Portage County
Mansfield State Reformatory
Felber
National Guard
Indochina
Christopher Cross
President
Commission On
Sadat to Name Premier From Among Top Egyptian Officials
Al Ahram reported President Anwar Sadat will name an outstanding personality as Egypt's premier. Observers believe veteran diplomat Mahmoud Fawzi is the likely choice, aged 70, and will be presented to the ASU Central Committee for endorsement.
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United Press International
Cairo
al Ahram
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Mahmoud Fawzi
Sadat
Central Committee
The
Arab Socialist Union
ASU
Fawzi
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Weather outlook and local marriage and deaths
Sunny and mild today with highs in the 60s and a small chance of rain through Tuesday. Norwalk highs near 63 and lows around 35 with light variable winds. Marriage license filed for Nicholas F. Famulare and Janice G. Ballard of Bellevue. Deaths include Robert R. Dwiggins 73 Wakeman James E. Houston 76 New London and Rev. Jacob G. Brouwer 90 Willard.
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Norwalk
Nicholas F. Famulare
Bellevue
Janice G. Ballard
Robert R. Dwiggins
Wakeman
James E. Houston
New London
Jacob G. Brouwer
Willard
FLQ Angers Montreal French Canadians After Labor Minister Slaying
In Montreal, reactions to the FLQ murder of Pierre LaPorte shift from mixed to anger and fear. Residents express shock and condemnation with few defending the group while some consider leaving the city for Ontario. Others remain silent amid the crisis.
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Montreal
UPI
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Quebec
Pierre LaPorte
Norwalk Boy Wins District Punt Pass and Kick Title
Mike Berry eight wins district contest in Canton Ohio for age eight in the annual Ford sponsored event. He totals 148% feet across punt pass and kick beating rivals by 9 feet. Berry advances to state meet in Cleveland with Browns prize and national TV halftime slot possible.
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Joe Ratliff
Mike Berry
Mike
William Berry
Norwalk
Cleveland
Canton
Ohio
Ford Motor Co
St. Paul
John Potts
Potts
Wichita State University
Elyria
San Diego
Calif
Cleveland Browns
Browns
League Street School
Committee Eyes Two Rec Center Sites in Norwalk
Norwalk's community recreation committee narrows to two potential sites for a million dollar recreation center this summer. Co chair James Ewell declines to reveal locations citing realtors adjusting prices. He notes a city wide meeting will follow to plan use and funding.
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Norwalk
Ewell
Cunningham Urges City to Keep Municipal Power Plan
Councilman Richard Cunningham urges Norwalk to retain the municipal electrical system while acknowledging costs and efficiency gaps. He favors an electrical utility commission, wholesale power purchases for distribution, and endorses John Sawyer’s rate plan charging industry and commerce more to cover peak demands.
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Richard Cunningham
Norwalk
Cunningham
Electrical Utility Commission
Harold Finch
John Sawyer
City United Fund Nearing Eight Thousand in 1970 Drive
The Norwalk Area United Fund reports over 7 945 in cash and pledges, reaching 10 percent of its 74 030 goal for the 1970 campaign. The drive aims to raise funds through community contributions to support local services.
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Norwalk
Tiny Tim flees Britain after stage clash in Yorkshire
UPI reports pop singer Tiny Tim canceled his British tour after a fan leapt on stage at Batley Variety Club, yanked his megaphone and Tim flew home missing six weeks of shows worth about 60,000 dollars. Ex-guardsman Jim Smith boasted of the attack.
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England
UPI
U.S
Tiny Tim
Yorkshire
North England
Tim
Britain
Alan Field
Smith
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