Nixon Urges Confidence Vote On Bold Foreign Policy
President Nixon called on Americans to vote for him to show world leaders the U S will not retreat or surrender. He pledged continued negotiation and peace through strength, saying peace in Vietnam is coming closer and that the United States must negotiate from strength to avoid dangerous weakness. He avoided naming challenger George McGovern and did not outline specific policy steps for a second term.
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Rule Against Legalization Of Bingo Rule Against Legalization Of Bingo
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that efforts by the Legislature to legalize bingo by non profits are unconstitutional and void. The decision upheld an appeal by Attorney General Miller, confirming the state prohibition on lotteries as self executing. Franklin County United Fund nears halfway with 16554 raised toward a 36200 goal as rural mail returns begin.
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County Forecast Weather Expect fair and warmer tonight
Fair and warmer tonight with overnight lows upper 30s to lower 40s. Sunday will be mostly sunny and mild with highs in the 60s. Precipitation chances near zero through Sunday. Friday high 54, today’s low 30, year ago high 69, year ago low 87, record high 85 in 1909, record low 14 in 1899. Hourly temperatures end at 8 a.m. today.
Nixon accused of double dealing on Vietnam peace
North Vietnam condemned President Nixon for a double dealing attitude saying he dangled peace while demanding more talks with Hanoi. The Voice of Vietnam also rejected Oct. 31 as an arbitrary deadline and noted Kis singer’s Oct. 26 briefing de-emphasizing remaining issues. A political ad urging tax removal aired at end.
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Postwar Indochina aid eyed at 7.5 billion in five years
Nixon administration weighing a five year program of postwar economic aid totaling 7.5 billion for Indochina with 2.5 billion for North Vietnam and 5 billion for South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. Global partners including World Bank IMF and Asian Development Bank expected to join. Some allies pledge jets to South Vietnam as cease fire nears. Officials say budget may fall below the 7.5 billion figure.
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U S Surges Warplanes to Bolster South Vietnam Air Force
The United States rushed more warplanes to South Vietnam in the largest military aid effort yet, aiming to boost the South Vietnamese air force to over 2,000 aircraft, making it the world’s third largest. North Vietnam is expanding stockpiles near the DMZ and repairing the Ho Chi Minh supply route, while movements along the trail show no major troop influx. The 5th division reportedly moved from Parrot's Beak in Cambodia to the Plain of Reeds in the northern Mekong Delta.
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Local election preview highlights four key Franklin County races
Jewel Scott outlines candidates for probate judge sheriff county clerk and two county commission seats along with state legislative contenders. Profiles include Eldon Richardson Donald White Lewis Ashcraft James Richardson Edward Seyler Bruce Spears Joe Ferns Leroy Wasmund and issues like juvenile programs jail operations waste disposal and revenue sharing.
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