Public incidents and political shifts in multiple headlines
Outside a Georgia nightspot, Wilford Shipes assaulted a performer Tiny Tiny. no charges pressed by the victim but Shipes was arrested for public disturbance. Angela Davis receives Soviet Lenin centennial medal from Tass in Moscow. she says she will follow Lenin's precepts. Watson resigns as U S ambassador to France amid a charge dispute with Jack Anderson and a health concern. Emanuel Celler fights election irregularities in Brooklyn. Holtzman defeats him. Jerome Holland leaves Sweden for New York stock role. Indiana Gov Harold Handley dies after a heart attack.
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Tuy Tim
Wilford Shipes
Tiny
Faletto
Angela Davis
Soviet Union
Lenin
Tass
Yadgar S. Nastiilinova
Supreme Soviet
Miss Davis
United States
Moscow
Holland
Sweden
U.S
Jerome H. Holland
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stockholm
Indiana
Handley
Harold W. Hanley
Rawlins
Wyo
Saratoga
LOGE
Standley-Miller
State Senate
LaPorte
Indiana University Law School
Wallace to leave hospital for Montgomery and conference
Wallace to leave Birmingham hospital after doctors at Spain Rehabilitation Center plan release no later than Thursday. He will return to Montgomery immediately and attend the Southern Governors Conference at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, next week.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Spain
Wallace
Deluge Worsens Inundates Rome Streets Nightlong
Torrential rain poured on Rome for a second day in a row flooding streets and basements. Sewer drains burst as wind and hail lashed the Italian capital, cutting electricity and disrupting telephones. Thousands of residents remained awake and anxious as the downpour persisted into the day.
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Nome Wn
Rome
Red ink foils Chicago holdup at Amalgamated Bank
Chicago police halted a planned robbery after a device hidden among cash exploded and sprayed red ink on suspect Kelly Andrews, 35, arrested in a parking lot outside Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank. Teller Patricia Dutke aided by placing the device among bills before handing them to the bandit. Warsaw Pact games announced as autumn maneuvers planned in Czechoslovakia, Tass said with no date.
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Chicago
Kelly Andrews
Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank
Patricia Dutke
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Tass
Richardson blasts McGovern welfare and tax plan
Health Secretary Elliot Richardson attacked George McGovern’s welfare and tax reform proposal calling it costly and scatterbrained. He said it would mean a major tax increase and questioned how to remove 3.5 million people from welfare without work requirements while favoring the administration’s own welfare reform efforts.
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Washington
George McGovern
Secretary of Health, Esducation and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Sen
McGovern
Richards
South Dakota
House
McGovern Defends Johnson on Vietnam War
Senator George McGovern defended Lyndon Johnson's record on Vietnam while urging broader support to defeat Nixon. He said Johnson inherited the war and gave up reelection to end it, praised a recent visit to Johnson, and advocated offering asylum to South Vietnamese leader Thieu if needed after a political settlement. He warned the Saigon leadership would face danger and acknowledged risks to civilians.
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New York
UPI
George McGovern
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Nguyen van Thien
McGovern
Nixon
Johnson
Lej Ranch
Thieu
Saigon
South Vietnam
Thiet
Tragic Coping Loss In Pennsylvania Town
A mother Anita Memuni 22 and her two children Melisa 3 and Joseph 7 died after a sweeping incident in Iwershey Derry Township eastern Pennsylvania early today police said Memuni pronounced at Hershey Medical Center ages for the children listed as dead at the scene police note authorities investigating the case
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Iwershey
Pennsylvania
Anita Memuni
Hershey Medical Center
Melisa
Joseph
Derry Township
Mobile home tax ruled out in Los Angeles County
County tax collectors told mobile home owners not to pay property tax bills as Superior Court Judge Harold Collins signed a judgment blocking further collections and ordering a refund of 1.7 million to 4,487 owners. The ruling also declared the assessments illegal on 32,146 homes, with refunds to be issued for any post deadline payments. In San Diego a Siberian tiger at the zoo gave birth to two cubs, surprising keepers who did not know she was pregnant.
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Harold J. Ostly
Superior Court
Harold Collins
Ostly
Midge Collins
Philip’ EB. Watson
Los Angeles
San Diego
Seja
San Diego Zoo
Nixon to Host Tanaka in Hawaii For Pacific Peace Talks
President Nixon will welcome Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka in Hawaii for summit talks aimed at boosting peace prospects in the Pacific. Nixon plans a busy Hawaii visit with a Vietnam conference in Saigon, and will mingle with local leaders at a reception hosted by Clare Boothe Luce. Mrs. Nixon will visit Hilo and volunteer projects. Nixon also spoke on wartime issues during a San Clemente news conference, stressing continued bombing and mining until progress toward settlement, and signaling a crackdown on suspected political bugging.
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Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Hawaii
Pacific
White House
San Clemente
Lel Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Honolulu
Hickam Field
Oahu
Tanaka
Vietnam
Elsworth Bunker
U.S
Saigon
Hickam
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Hisenhower
Hilo
Havwali
North Vietnam
Democratic National Committee
Washington
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Emanuel Celler
D-N-Y
Elizabeth Holtzman
16Th
Brooklyn
Celler
Arthur K. Watson
cGovern
Bly Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Suyledt S
Dalman
Burdes Lakewood
Steide Rice
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Bullock's
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