Agnew Advocates Accommodation Amid Antiwar Protest
Vice President Agnew urged peaceful accommodation in a speech at Memorial Coliseum as about 300 antiwar demonstrators gathered outside while 12,000 seats filled one third. The crowd applauded as he defended restraint and argued for dialogue. The piece notes that over a half million student dependent beneficiaries aged 18 to 22 receive 41 million dollars monthly.
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Safeway begins reader education on freshness codes
Safeway Stores, the nations second largest grocer, launches ads teaching customers how to read freshness codes with 9-5 meaning Sept 5 on milk, praised by Virginia Knauer. The program starts in 250 stores across Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware and DC as other codes will follow.
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Talks With Hanoi Open to Hidden Bargaining
Before the 82nd meeting Chief Thuy said he came to listen for anything new from Bruce. Bruce had no new proposals and sought signs of conciliation to move talks from deadlock. The talks, in an exploratory phase, echo on whether secret talks might resume despite a yearlong pause.
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Hospital Admissions and Discharges List August September 1970
Daily hospital entries show admissions on August 30 31 1970 including Jack Gray Mrs Annie Earl Cowan Valera Gatewood Maurice Wilson Earline Luckett Virginia Proctor Wilma Hickey Eva Stephens Dolores Muniz and September 1 1970 Mary Lou Hernandez Deborah Burton Valera Gatewood Frank Stanton Francisca Levario Maurice Wilson Floyd Hughes Wilma Hickey. Dismissals include Jesse Gober Augustine Tarango.
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Vietnam War Casualties and Troop Reductions Reported
The conflict toll over five days ranges 25 to 30 killed with twice as many wounded according to government tallies. The Cambodian commander cites 500 to 600 enemy casualties, though likely inflated. U S Saigon reports 28 enemy rocket and mortar attacks with 1 American dead and 13 wounded, plus seven Americans killed or wounded in other incidents. The Army's 35th Engineer Battalion is to be deactivated as Nixon trims 50,000 U.S. troops, reducing about 810 personnel spaces. Most returnees will finish tours in Saigon. others are reassigned.
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Doctor says Atkins suffers anxiety amid Tate trial
Miss Atkins, 21, undergoes tests for abdominal pain while on trial with Charles Manson accomplices for murder. A doctor attributes symptoms to anxiety and constipation, recommending tranquilizers and vitamins. Judge Older resumes proceedings after a health hearing.
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Boycotts and Private Schools Mark Southern Integration
Only 25 whites of 359 assigned were among the hundreds of blacks when the formerly all black George Washington Carver High School opened for the.
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Chile election could bring Communist backed government
In Santiago and across Chile voters face a tight race among three major candidates Jorge Alessandri Radomiro Tomic and Salvador Allende whose Marxist coalition includes the Communist Party If Allende wins it would mark Latin Americas first freely elected Socialist Communist government Military leaders warn they will keep order but no coup plans are disclosed The campaign has kept the country on edge for eight months with no clear majority in sight and Allende promising a non Marxist government while pledging nationalization of banks agrarian reform and the US copper industry Dominant regional concerns include integration of schools and desegregation efforts in the Deep South with Nixon praising peaceful transitions and governors weighing anti busing actions
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