Taft Jr seeks Senate nomination against Rhodes in GOP primary
U S Rep Robert Taft Jr of Ohio declares his bid for the Republican Senate nomination opposing Gov James A Rhodes in the May primary. Taft, son of the late Sen Robert Taft and grandson of President Taft, joins Rhodes in a heated race seen as one of the era’s hottest GOP primaries.
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Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
U.S. Senate
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Robert ‘Fall
William Howard Taft
Rhodes
Senate
Taft
U.S. to Return Okinawa in Nixon Sato Talks
In 1972 the United States announced it will return Okinawa to Japan and retain needed bases for security. Nixon assured Sato the move would align with Japan’s anti nuclear policy, with possible use of weapons only in emergencies. Talks at Geneva address textile trade limits and broader liberalization measures.
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United States
Okinawa
Japan
Nixon
Hisaku Sato
Geneva
Switzerland
Sato
Hong Kong
Formosa
Korea
U.S
Dad With Girl at Knifepoint Slain by Police Says Zodiac
San Francisco police killed a man claiming to be the Zodiac, who held his daughter at knifepoint. Authorities doubt David O Martin tied to the Bay Area killings but will investigate. The girl was treated for neck injuries as the suspect died on the steps. knives found in the home. The case references a string of Zodiac connections and letters.
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Arctic
Arctic Berrens
Mackenzie River
Northwest Territories
John B. Woslying
Inuvik
Northern Canada Power Commission
Woslying
Fort Good
Viet
Alvin Williams
Detroit
Alvin
Williams
Vietnam
Civil Service Commission
Veterans Administration
San Francisco
Zodiac
David O. Martin
San Francisco Bay Area
Jerri Martin
Martin
Burns
Alemany U Hospital
San Francisco Chronicle
Deborah Gey Furlong
Kathieen Snoozy
San Jose
Jensen
David Farady
Vallejo
Darlene
Errin
Cecilia Ann Shepard
Napa County
Paul Stine
Stine
Living Costs Climb Backed by Cars and Homes
The Labor Department reports a four tenths rise in the consumer price index driven by higher car and home costs, while groceries slip slightly in October. Real earnings lag year over year, with a broad rise in living costs and modest wage adjustments tied to price hikes in auto and transit sectors.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Joel Popkin
Pew
Chicago
Heston
Pittsburgh
New York City
Met Wr Caper Ends With Sunday Recopy
Fragmentary police report note describes a met wrap caper ending with a Sunday recopy. No clear names or locations readable. Further details unavailable in the readable text.
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Baily
Thirty UCLA students charged in imprisonment case
Twenty nine UCLA students were formally charged with conspiracy and false imprisonment after barricading the office of Adolph Brugger, executive director of student government. The group demanded rehiring of a cafeteria worker. Brugger said he was held for over two hours.
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Los Angeles
UPI
UCLA
Students For A Democratic Society
The
Asian Radical Movement
Adolph T. Brug
Ger
Brugger
Charles Bargindeer
Pan
San Fernando Valley State College
Lsst
Ucla Student Legislative Council
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U.S. Mental Center
Springfield
Telmey
Duke
Maurice Chevalier
Duke Ellington
Paris
Salo
National Press Club
Bob Hope
VFW
VEW
William J. Farley
National Council of Administration
United States of America
Service
Hope
Hershey, Pa
London
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Queen Charlotte's Hospital
Irene Hanson
Humeau
Fray
Velume
Phong
Guiluip Lakewood Center
Gavatry
Clark Ave
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