Perot surges in campaign spending outspends rivals
Ross Perot, still third in polls, rapidly tops the presidential spending race banking 26 million in the first 14 days of October. Bush and Clinton combined total 24.2 million as Perot pursues heavy advertising before Election Day. analysts note he faces no spending limit since using his own funds.
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Double spy Harry Williamson dies at 80 in Britain
London AP reports Harry Williamson born Wulf Schmidt, a double agent who fed Nazi misinformation on D-Day. He parachuted into Britain for Germany in 1940, was captured, then aided Allied deception by misdirecting the invasion toward Pas de Calais. Williamson died of cancer at age 80.
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Bush says MIA information gains significant breakthrough
President Bush announced Vietnam will turn over all material on American war prisoners including photographs and records. He called the move a significant breakthrough and outlined modest steps toward friendlier relations with Hanoi, aided by a U.S. delegation’s return with thousands of photographs and documents. The White House offered humanitarian aid for floods as part of the forward-looking effort.
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