Harris Survey Shows Democrats Lead in November Congress Race
A Harris poll finds Democrats ahead 43 to 37 percent nationwide with 20 percent undecided. Edges vary by region and demographics, with strongest support in cities and among blacks, Catholics, and younger voters. Suburbs could swing the result, as economic concerns influence turnout and party alignment.
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Nixon to Involve Kissinger in Budget Talks This Week
President Nixon plans to bring Henry Kissinger and Paul Ehrlichman into all budget meetings this week to mesh foreign policy with domestic priorities. George Shultz Caspar Weinberger and Paul McCracken will join, while Laird and Packard miss land budget reviews.
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Burglary Seizes $10,000 In Guns At McKinley Center
Sheriff reports a burglary 15 miles north of here netted 43 high powered rifles 12 handguns and 14 high power scopes from the McKinley Sport Center. Owner Tom Boring identified the items and assisted deputies in the probe.
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Heat waves hit Tokyo as thousands urged indoors
UPI reports torrid heat gripped Tokyo with about 6 million residents warned to stay indoors as temperatures spiked. Police say around 70 people drowned or vanished during the heat wave, the worst in years, with authorities scrambling to locate missing individuals while city officials stress protective measures.
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UPI
Tokyo
Blast Kills Man and Ruins Grain at Chicago Elevator
An explosion at Gravey Grain Inc elevator on the Calumet River South Side killed one man and seriously injured another. About 95 percent of the grain in 90 tanks was destroyed in fires that swept the two 45 tank clusters linked by a tunnel. Officials cite friction in a conveyor belt moving grain as the fire’s cause.
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Nixon Lands Bishop Released by Reds
James B. Walsh, a 79 year old Roman Catholic missionary, has received a letter from President Nixon noting his sacrifice and courage for peace. He was released this month after 12 years in a Red Chinese prison and is recuperating in Maryknoll hospital.
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Reds
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James B. Walsh
Maryknoll Hospital
Bird deterrent action line for TV antennas
Long Beach reader asks for a product to stop birds landing on a TV antenna. The response explains the wind measuring anemometer misidentified, notes home models available at yacht or marine supply stores, and that birds on antennas do not affect TV reception.
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Long Beach
Foval Television
Misfit orders and tax questions flood a busy advice page
A reader reports an Eastern Star order of 14 Ierees from Marcy Publishing in Richmond for 68.72 dollars with delays and refunds sought. The Advice Line confirms shipment of remaining items, cites low stock, and promises delivery soon. A tax delinquency explainer warns five years before sale and outlines payments and penalties. A reader asks about black socks with white bottoms. answer cites Lewis Police Equipment Co. in Los Angeles offering bottom black top socks.
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Marcy Publishing & Masonic Supply
Richmond
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Action Line
Lewis Police Equipment Co
Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles
Sound Off From Long Beach Resident Amid Odd Street Encounter
A confusion filled account from a new Long Beach resident describes being accosted by youths on Pine Avenue near Fifth Street. The individuals demanded donations for unspecified games and appeared in a sprint of rapid movement, leaving the witness shaken and seeking clarity on the incident.
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Fifth Street
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Rail Blaze in Tunnel Forces NYC Train Evacuations
In New York a tunnel fire under Park Avenue near 96th Street halted service into Grand Central for nearly two hours. Two Trains on the New Haven division lost contact shoes. explosions followed as flames rose from the third rail. Five people were hospitalized as passengers evacuated through smoke filled cars and exits at 96th Street and nearby avenues.
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96Th Streets
Wild Party at Crestline Raided by County Deputies
San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies using gas masks raided a Crestline ranch wild party early Sunday. About 220 youths created disturbances, blocked roads, and the riot squad arrested 2 people. 5 adults and 12 juveniles were detained for drug and conduct charges. Owner Robert Wardlaw, 49, allegedly struck a lieutenant while officers attempted entry.
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San Bernardino County
Sheriff's Deputies
San Bernardino Mountains
Robert Wardlaw
Wardlaw
Booker
Yank Copter Pilot Guilty of Viet Nam Death
DA NA NG Vietnam A year old W 8 Army helicopter pilot was found guilty of negligence in the killing of a Vietnamese farmer by a helicopter landing skid. WO Kenneth T Cuthehartson of Fontana California faces a prison term of 2 to 0 years as sentencing follows at the corps headquarters.
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Vietnam
Amny Helicopter Pil
Kenneth Th Cuthehartson
Fontana
Calif
Plan proposal widens rift among Arab states
Arab leaders clash over a U S backed Middle East plan as Egypt and Jordan signal reservations while Syria and Iraq reject it. Israel and the United States push for a balance of power with Egypt accepting the plan after Soviet endorsement, but Jordan faces cabinet splits over responsibility for Palestinian attacks.
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Nixon
Golda Meir
Egypt
United States
Nasser
Soviet Union
Syria
Taaq
Jordan
Abdel Moneim Rifai
Palestine
Hussein
Rifat
United Arab Republic
Washington
Anman
Israel
United Naions Security Council
Middle East
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Alis
Iraq
Arab League
U.S
Salazar Regime Faces Struggle as Portugal’s Wealth Grows
The report details Salazar claiming revenue rose to 600 million escudos with reduced literacy and higher production, while overseas territories Angola Mozambique and Guinea faced uprisings. It notes a 370 million deficit in 1967 trade, drops in foreign investment, and Portugal’s 100000-strong overseas army. It cites U.N. and U.S. criticisms of colonial violence and outlines Salazar’s rise from economist to premier in 1935 and the New State.
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Portugal
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Mozambique
Guinea
Santa Comba Dao
Aecono
University of
Coimbra
Antonio Osvar de Mraguse Carmona
Dink
Ministry of Finance
Salazar Hescame
Big Transit Station Unveiled At San Francisco Tour
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District opened its Montgomery Street station to the public for the first time, drawing over a thousand visitors. The $17.2 million, three-tiered underground hub sits beneath Market Street on the 75-mile system. Visitors toured the lowest level for trains, the middle level with Municipal Railway ramps, and observed the massive structure designed to withstand 45,000 tons of uplift, with a seven foot thick Moor to resist groundwater pressure.
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Bay Area
Montgomery Street
BART
Market Street
Vistors
Ie Moor
Four Boys Overcome by Car Camper Fumes Near Castaic
Four Haney boys riding in a camper were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes Sunday near Castaic. Deputies blamed a faulty exhaust system for the near fatal poisoning. Homer Haney, who found the youths, was en route to a Northern California vacation when the incident occurred.
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Homer Haney
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