Virginia candidate mails tooth to Tooth Fairy tale
Virginia legislator candidate IRA LECHNER swears a story is true as his household mails 22 000 campaign pieces. a tooth mailed under a pillow prompts a request for contact in Arlington while a Fresno man faces tax charges and a judge warns limits of witness statements. Former POW Lt Col Leo K Thorness retires after six years in North Vietnam captivity and earns multiple honors including the Medal of Honor and the Purple Heart.
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Ira Lechner
Virginia
Eve
Lechner
Arlington
Jim Scott
Fresno
Scott
M. D. Trock
Seedise Federal Reserve
Crocker
Leo K. Thorness
Gaylee
Ayr
Ilinois
Air Force
Thorness
George McGovern
South Dakota
Senate
North Vietnam
Friedan gives Vatican cross to Pope in medallion exchange
Betty Friedan presented Pope Paul VI with the international women’s liberation symbol in Vatican City, describing the act as a different kind of cross after a five minute dialogue. She and the Pope exchanged medallions, he offering a bronze Vatican emblem while she gave the emblematic cross. Meanwhile Allen Funt's lawyers seek to tie a beneficiary to $920,000 in life policies amid embezzlement charges against Seymour Goldes. James J. Rowley retires as Secret Service director after 35 years, recalling service during six presidents and key wartime protection tasks.
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Betty Friedan
Miss Friedan
Vatican City
Misa Friedan
Vatican
Funt
Allen Funt
Seymour Goldes
New York Supreme Court
Goldes
James J. Rowley
Secret Service
Rowley
Joan F. Kennedy
Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Golda Meir rejects Dayan resignation offer
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir rejected Defense Minister Moshe Dayan's resignation, saying she had full confidence in his work. Dayan had offered to step down amid criticism of Israel's military readiness and conduct in the Middle East war, but Meir stood by his leadership.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Middle East
Golda Meir
Meir
UN Security Council urged a UN force for Mideast truce
Nonaligned members proposed forming a UN military police for the Egypt Israel cease fire but later trimmed the plan to exclude the big powers. Kissinger said the United States could accept a UN sponsored international force though Washington previously opposed direct involvement. The council pressed compliance with prior cease fire calls and pullback to positions from the first cease fire. Egypt urged intervention by US and USSR to restore lines, while the US and USSR offered mixed reactions. Dayan defended his resignation if he lacked prime ministerial confidence amid war outlines and cabinet scrutiny. Days of tension followed amid Yom Kippur and pre elections in Israel with Dec 11 voting in sight.
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Security Council
Inter
United States
Russia
Mideast
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
U.N
Council
Mohamed el Zayyat
Israel
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Jacob Malik
Zayyat
U.S
John A. Seall
White House
Ter
Dayan
Ayan
Ysriel
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Ministry of Defense
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Israe
Mrs. Meir
Bullock’s Lakewood
Lakewood
Bullock
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