Rumors Fly Of Near Cease Fire In Vietnam War
Reports from Paris and Saigon circulate about a possible Indochina cease-fire with conditions and a coalition government issue. Kissinger returned to Washington after talks with Thieu amid claims of progress and speculation of an agreement before the U.S. elections.
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Vietnam
France-Soir
Nixon Seeks New York Votes in Key Suburban Swing
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon travel toward New York suburbs to win the 41 electoral votes, riding with Gov. Rockefeller and Senators Javits and Buckley. A motorcade will cover 11 Republican bedroom communities starting from Westchester County Airport.
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UPI
Nixon
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jacob K. Javits
James L. Buckley
McGovern Visits Vets During Campaign Blitz
George McGovern flew to Philadelphia and New York to press the final two weeks of the campaign. He paid a Veterans Day call on wounded servicemen at the Naval hospital in Philadelphia. He arranged television appearances in Philadelphia and a telethon series after arriving in New York.
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UPI
George McGovern
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New York
U.S. Naval Hospital
Five Cincinnati Teens Killed in Weekend Crash
A speeding car plowed into a second auto carrying teenagers in Cincinnati on Saturday night, killing five youths and raising the weekend toll in Ohio to at least 27. Police said the first car became airborne over a hill before colliding with the other vehicle.
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United Press International
Cincinnati
Hijackers Hold 66 As Hostages
Four Turkish hijackers extended their deadline for 12 political prisoners and promised to bomb the plane and its 66 hostages if demands were not met. The Boeing 707 sits at Sofia Airport amid a tense standoff as Ankara refuses negotiation and Bulgarian authorities seek resolution.
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Snafu Bounces Child Between Two Schools
Christalyn Lawhan, six, shifted from Norwalk to Monroeville for first grade due to a district border mixup near her Schaffer Road home. Norwalk and Monroeville officials dispute the correct district, with tuition expected if she stays in Monroeville. the child remains unenrolled in Norwalk amid confusion.
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Lawhun
Robert Kramer
Whittlesey Avenue
Kromer
Huron County Board of Elections
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Mission chief warns against unholy imperialism abroad
Rev. David M. Stowe, head of the United Church of Christ overseas missions, told the 163rd annual United Church Board of World Ministries meeting in Columbus that missions must avoid forcing history or imposing Christ’s lordship on other faiths. The 225-member board gathers through Wednesday with clergy and lay members from across the country and abroad.
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Overseas Missions Agency
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Stowe
United Church Board of World Ministries
Norwalk Weather and Local Births Deaths
Showers and wind mark a cool spell with highs near 62 in Norwalk and lows around 43 Tonight winds shift to west. Birth notices list four local newborns from Norwalk and New London. Death notices include six residents across Wakeman Monroeville Greenwich and Canfield.
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Wakeman
Genevieve E. Houk
Monroeville
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New London
James T. Miller
Ethel R. Thomas
Greenwich
Margaret Scott
Canfield
Gas Station Owner Fights Mobil Over Prices and Leases
New York dealer Paul Rubenfeld, a 17 year Mobil franchisee, claims Mobil seeks to swap dealers for contract managers. He faces eviction after Mobil cut his supply and plans to end his lease. He warns prices could drop to 60 to 70 cents if the plan proceeds. He'll return to court with state AG Lefkowitz expected as a witness.
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UPI
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Sunday Mobile
Glen Oaks
Queens
Rubenfeld
Mobil
Louis Lefkowitz
Nixon Leads McGovern in Harris Poll Says 59 to 34
George S. McGovern vows to beat Nixon though Harris estimates Nixon leading 59 to 34 from a October poll. Harris cautions shifts could occur before voting day as McGovern argues he will win narrowly. Harris spoke on Meet The Press and NBC.
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Leuds Harris
Harris
McGovern
NBC
Meet the Press
Norwalk mayoral race surveyed on major issues
Independent candidate Melvin H. Robinson released a two week survey of Norwalk residents showing 65 percent expressed no opinion on the major issue. Among those who did, lack of adequate recreation facilities and programs led at 21 percent, with city services parking and traffic and shopping also cited.
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Robinson
Anna Hupp
Shelli Penick
Jackie Kerr
Lesa Robinson
Rick Hupp
Steve LaConte
Gordon Maine
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