McGovern pins war critique as Nixon campaigns on crime
In San Francisco thousands rally as McGovern hammers Vietnam War, urging accountability for Nixon on November 7. In Portland he confirms continued emphasis on Vietnam. Nixon prepares a radio address on crime and drugs from Camp David, broadcast Sunday. Agnew campaigns in New York, denouncing McGovern’s method and morality. Shriver triggers nurse convention uproar over political speech.
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Nixon
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Cow Palace
McGovern
Vietnam
NBC
CBS
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Spiro T. Agnew
New York City
Agnew
Sargent Shriver
Cleveland Nurses
Charles E. Ross
National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses
Boss
Shriver
Soviet Airliner Crash Kills All On Board Near Moscow
A Soviet airliner en route from Lenin Grad to Moscow crashed on approach to Moscow airport Friday night, killing everyone aboard. Tass reported no details on nationalities, with one unconfirmed source listing 160 passengers on the IL62 jet.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Tass
No-Fault Review Slams Kansas Premium Hopefuls
TOPEKA Kan AP The interim legislative committee studying no fault auto insurance heard dire projections Friday. Rep John F Hayes R Hutchinson warned that a federal no fault plan could raise Kansas auto premiums by about 54 percent. Committee received a report from Dr William A Kelly KU law professor and author of the Uniform Motor Vehicle Accident Reparation Act.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
John F. Hayes
R-Hutchinson
Congress
Hayes
William A. Kelly
University of Kansas
Kelly
US Bombers Hit North Vietnam Amid Sky Battle
US B52s dropped more than 700 tons on war stockpiles near Vinh and Dong Hoi while Phantoms and MIG21s fought west of Hanoi. Captain Jeff Feinstein earned his fifth MIG kill, becoming a third Air Force ace as total American losses rose to 111 planes and 120 airmen killed or captured since bombing resumed last April.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Hanoi
Air Force
Jeff 5. Feinstein
East Troy
Wis
U.S
Feinstein
Marine Corps AG
Nixon Wins One And Loses Another In Congress
In Washington the Senate refused Nixon unfettered budget cutting authority after Congress passed his $30 billion five year revenue sharing bill. Both chambers planned sessions to adjourn the 92nd Congress and campaign in home districts amid lingering snarl on major legislation.
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Senate
Nixon
Congress
House
Treasury
OU Crowns Queen For 1972 Homecoming Festivities
Patti Hann of Hackette town New Jersey was named Ottawa University Homecoming Queen for 1972 at the Coronation Dinner and Dance. Underclass maids Susie Orr Carma Wener and Melody Kreuser held titles. OU president Peter Armacost crowned the queen and her attendants as weekend activities began with soccer against Kansas State and cross country against William Jewell. The program includes football games, a student faculty football game, and a 9 pm coffeehouse. Sunday features a non denominational worship service.
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Patti Hann
Hackettetown
N. J
Ottawa University
Susie Orr
Wichita
Carma Wener
Tribune
Melody Kreuser
Janesville
Wis
Peter Armacost
OU Union
Ou-Kansas State University
OU William Jewell
Ou-William Jewell
Martin Hall
University Chapel
Blue Light Aid Expands For Elderly Neighbors
Project Good Samaritan expands to night visible blue lights for homebound seniors in Ottawa. Sunshine Sunday School funds the effort with cooperation from Social Welfare Board Ottawa Police Department Franklin Health Department and the postal service.
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Sunshine Sunday School
First United Methodist Church
Social Welfare Board
Ottawa Police Department
Franklin Health Department
Postal Service
Project
Good Samaritan
Sunshine
Wanda Baird
Max
Baird
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