Agnew breaks from Texas campaign to head to Washington
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew cuts his Texas campaign stop short to return to Washington in case a Senate tie is possible on the Stennis end the war amendment. He moves up a morning speech and proceeds to Chicago for a Republican fundraising dinner before heading to the capital.
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Arlington
Tex
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
Senate
Chicago
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Nixon
Agnew
Stennis
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Dallas-Fort Worth
Texas
Arington
National Association of
Federal
Fort Worth
National Defense Transportation Association
San Antonio
Dogs and mailmen share a curious bond in urban life
A lighthearted note reflects how dogs eagerly greet mail carriers, treating every delivery as a social event. The playful remark underscores canine curiosity and the daily rhythm of neighborhood routines.
Norway Rejects European Union Entry Triggers Government Crisis
Norway votes 53.9 percent against EU bloc membership with 1,674,100 to 918,240, prompting Prime Minister Bratelli and his cabinet to resign. The Labor minority government collapses amid political chaos and economic uncertainty following the referendum. Incorrect early headlines caused confusion as results solidified.
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Oslo
Norway
Trygve Bratelli
European Bloc
Bratelli
Radio Newcast
Head Girl Watcher Show Lets Men Learn The Gambit
In Los Angeles AP reports Joe Reagin head of the International Society of Girl Watchers demonstrates a technique for diverting attention from one companion to observe others without being noticed. He advises a controlled approach with a model and onlookers as members, from 13 to 85, learn the method. Annual dues are six dollars.
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Los Angeles
Debonair
Joe Reagin
International Society of Girl Watchers
Beagin
Reagin
Century City
Cricket Goldenbee
Jerry Gorney
Virginia Carter
The
National Organization For Women
U S Soviet nuclear pact approved amid parity push
The House backed a five year U S Soviet agreement limiting offensive nuclear weapons by a 306 to 4 vote. The Jackson parity amendment sought equal future curbs. Nixon administration support noted. The pact calls for strategic talks and ongoing arms development to pressure broader limits.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
House
Henry M, Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Aft
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Senate
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
China
Nations accept peace proposal in East Africa
Nairobi AP report says Tanzania and Uganda accepted a five point peace plan. Foreign Minister Omar Arteh said cease fire is in effect and details of the plan would be announced soon. He noted remnants of Tanzanian guerrillas remain in Uganda and urged retreat.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Omar Arteh
Tanzania
Uganda
Arteh
Mogadishu
Libya
Idi Amin
Julius Nyerere
Shriver warns of crucial 12 days in Texas drive
In Houston, Democratic vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver urged intensive voter registration and turnouts, saying the campaign could be won or lost in the next 12 days. He spoke to 300 at a downtown hotel rally, then met backers in a Houston suite before a University of Houston Q and A session. He saluted Frances Farenthold and former Sen. Ralph Yarborough amid Veep fight support.
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Houston
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
University of Houston
Galveston
Billie Carr
Texas
National Democratic Committee
George McGovern
Frances Farenthold
Ralph Yarborough
Baby trade hunt underway at Ashford Alabama
Peace officers searched Monday night for a man charged with giving away his 3 month old son in exchange for a used car. The infant's teenage mother was turned over to Florida authorities for arrangement today in Naples. Jennifer Fire Sims, 19, the California born mother, said she hopes to raise her children upright and plans to return to California to work if released.
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Ashford
Ala
Florida
Naples
Fla
Jennifer Fire Sims
California
Chinese Japanese leaders hammer out details in thawing ties
AP report from Peking outlines China and Japan agreeing to flesh out a new relationship after talks between Chi Peng-fei and Masayoshi Ohira. Tanaka and Chou En-lai moved toward full diplomatic relations while noting past aggression and stressing broader economic and cultural exchanges.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
Peking
Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
China
Chi Peng-fei
Kakuei Tanaka
Chou En-lai
Chou
Tanaka
Great Hall of the People
Japan
Mechanical failure cited in deadly F86 crash at ice cream parlor
In Sacramento a restored F86 jet crashed into Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor during an air show takeoff, killing 22 and injuring many. Owner Spectrum Air calls the cause apparent mechanical failure while investigators from the NTSB and FAA probe the tragedy. Pilot Richard Bingham, 36, survived with injuries and asked for no visitors. Twelve victims were children. a family of nine perished in the crash and fire.
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Sacramento
Calif
Harold A. Lipska
Spectrum Air, Inc
Novato
Richard Bingham
Sacramento Medical Center
Thomas P. Engel
Bingham
Engel
Farrell
U.S
Anthony Martin
Farrell’s
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
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DURA
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Usted Goodyear
Rawlings
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Asia
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