Farm Prop Backers Ordered To Halt TV Ads
Judge Wenke declined to rule on banning billboards and pamphlets linked to the farm owner backed invasive proposition. He noted suits should have been filed earlier and that near election a ban is impractical. Four defendants were arrested on perjury charges: Kenneth Masters Cyril Emig Robert Walters and Shirley Ann Wallace. Ronald Rupert was sought by authorities. Prosecutors said allegations target paid petition circulators, with some signatures valid and others not. Evidence suggested all 100 signatures may have been written by one or two hands. Mama Borgia dies at 83. famed confidante to celebrities and stars, social life in East Side town house.
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Nixon signals no rush on Vietnam pact until right
Nixon asserts no agreement will be signed before it is right, recalling the 1968 rush before an election. North Vietnamese urged steps before meetings with Kissinger, with reports Kissinger may travel to Paris for talks. Sources say negotiations could resume toward a cease-fire by Sunday.
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Coal mine blast in Transylvania kills 36 workers
A Romanian Agerpres report from Vienna notes 36 miners died at the Urbacani coal mine in Hunedoara County Transylvania with 12 injured. The agency recalls a similar disaster a year earlier in the same county when 45 men died and 88 were injured.
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Combat service bonus extended for enlistments
The Pentagon extended the combat service enlistment bonus to June 30 to boost Army and Marine Corps volunteers. Eligible enlistees receive 1500 dollars for a four year service commitment, extended from the prior October 31 deadline as the all volunteer force transition continues.
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Reds Slay Two U S Women in Laos Clash
Two American missionaries were killed during fighting in Kengkok Laos as North Vietnamese forces moved through town. They were found burned and bound, with an American doctor confirming Caucasian features. Local Lao Christians prayed with them before authorities sent the bodies for autopsy in Bangkok.
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Inexpensive routes for collecting debt and odd inquiries
A reader asks about the cheapest method to collect under $500 from a debtor, suggesting Small Claims Court and writs of execution, with options for marshal involvement and costs. Other letters discuss insurance claim delays, verification tricks, and a disputed early 20th century CAT49 steam vehicle rumor with museum input.
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Hopes Fade For 31 Trapped In Japanese Mine Blast
Rescue teams wearing gas masks and oxygen packs failed to reach 31 miners trapped by an explosion deep inside a coal mine near Sapporo Japan. Government official said they are presumed dead after deadly gas halted efforts overnight.
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Speck to be resentenced for 1966 Chicago murders
Richard Speck, condemned to death for the eight nurse slayings, will be resentenced in Peoria starting November 21 after the Illinois Supreme Court overturned the death sentence as cruel and unusual punishment. In a separate note, King Hassan II of Morocco designated Ahmed Osman as the new premier, replacing Mohammed Karim Lamrani.
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McGovern silences heckler in TV talk on Nixon clash
In Michigan and Jackson, McGovern faced a hostile crowd and questioned radical labels. He defended his progressive positions on Vietnam, education, health care, and civil liberties, while criticizing Nixon's peace talks and the Vietnamese leadership as he linked the campaign to a broader call for policy change.
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