Woman 71 May Face Murder Charge After Shooting Man
Miami reports Mattie Davis 71 faces possible murder charges after she says she shot Edward L. Dukes 30 with a .38 revolver used for protection. Dukes, once ruled criminally insane, died soon after a confrontation in a small apartment building where he allegedly beat Davis and her niece Bea Moore.
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Nixon campaign sees 2.45 million in June and July donors
Public records show Nixon's re election fund drew 2.45 million in June and July from a mix of large donors and thousands of small contributors. Top givers include Pew family members of Philadelphia with 36000, W Clement Stone with 23000, and Edward J Hand with his wife.
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Socialists file petitions in Illinois elections
Socialist Workers and Socialist Labor parties submitted petitions for state and federal offices in Illinois for the November 7 general election. A federal court ordered state officials to accept the petitions after loyalty oath disputes. Other independents included Larkin “America First” Daly seeking 25 000 signatures for the U S Senate.
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Chicago
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U.S. Senate
American Party
Bumper sticker firm pivots as campaign slate changes
Norsid hobbled by shifting tickets prints 50 000 McGovern Eagleton stickers. After Eagleton quit and Muskie was urged, the firm switched to McGovern Muskie then to McGovern Shriver following Shriver's bid acceptance. Cacciola cites uncertain losses and says collectors and the Smithsonian seek the obsolete versions.
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Thomas ‘Cacciola
Nixon letter to Congress seen as insult in Vietnam vote
Republican leaders say Nixon letter lecturing Congress on its foreign policy duties insulted lawmakers and helped doom a Vietnam end the war amendment in the Senate. Sen. Hugh Scott returned the letter as unacceptable, accusing it of intruding on Senate powers while pressing foreign aid and Israel support.
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White House backs Jackson plan on missile balance and war ending
Senate battles over a Vietnam pullout and ABM limits continue as Jackson proposes a framework tying future treaties to equality of forces. The White House endorses the revised resolution while Senate consideration of the interim agreement is paused for presidential clarity. Marine Pfc. Gerald L. Smith of Benton earns a promotion at Camp Lejeune as part of a separate update.
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Allied troops suffer heavy losses amid Saigon clashes near Vung Tau
Reports from Saigon at dusk say 30 to 40 South Vietnamese troops were killed and about as many wounded as Communist-led forces attacked 17 miles east of Saigon near the Vung Tau highway. Fighting eased by nightfall. Cambodia faces cross-border threats as tanks and forces threaten three eastern towns. U.S. bombers supported Cambodian efforts claiming several tanks destroyed. Cambodian command reports air and ground forces destroying additional tanks.
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