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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1972

Page

5

Economists Back McGovern With Full Page Times Ad

A group of 1,300 economists led by Nobel laureates Paul Samuelson and Kenneth Arrow endorsed McGovern in a full page New York Times ad. They contrast Nixon’s record with McGovern’s proposals and say the funds came from Economists for McGovern, not signees.

Cambridge, Mass UPI Paul A. Samuelson New York Times George S. McGovern Samuelson John F. Kennedy Kenneth Arrow M. Connally San Antonio Junior College American Economics Association United States McGovern Edward Kuh Arrow MIT Economist

Indians siege BIA offices as militants hold building

Washington action centers report hundreds of militant American Indians remain inside the Bureau of Indian Affairs offices on Saturday. Some wear warpaint made from lipstick and carry improvised tomahawks in a continuing protest.

Washington UPI Bureau of Indian Affairs

Campaign schedules outline Nixon McGovern Agnew Shriver plans

Nixon remains at the Western White House in California with a Tuesday vote in San Clemente and returns to Washington to watch returns. McGovern tours St Louis Moline New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Sioux Falls and Mitchell voting in South Dakota. Agnew has no Sunday events and plans Monday in Richmond and Philadelphia with a Tuesday vote in Towson. Shriver travels by bus through New York Newark and Philadelphia then Pittsburgh Detroit Madison and Beaumont before Election Day in Rockville Maryland. A separate government bid to eject Indians from a government building in Washington leads to court orders and potential clashes with federal officers and marshals as Trail of Broken Treaties protesters threaten a memorial service at Arlington National Cemetery. Russell Means warns of possible Indian deaths if forced out.

Washington UPI Nixon Spiro T. Agnew George S. McGovern Sargent Shriver White House San Clemente Calif McGovern St. Louis Moline Ill New York City Brooklyn Queens Bronx Sioux Falls Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Mitchell S.D Agnew Richmond Towson Baltimore Shriver Newark Perth Amboy N.J Bristol Rockville Interior Department U.S Russell Means Arlington National Cemetery North Carolina BIA

Global view: Nixon favored abroad despite apathy

Felix Voegeli a Swiss ad executive and Yang a Phnom Penh taxi driver say Nixon will win. few foreigners show interest outside anti Vietnam climate. Polls and press reflect cautious optimism, with mixed reactions in Poland Sweden Israel and Latin America amid regional concerns about U.S. policy and aid.

United Press International Felix Voegeli Yang Pham Adman Voegeli Nixon Cabbie Yang India Pakistan Indochina McGovern Louis Harris Sen George S. McGovern London Evening Standard Poland New York Sweden Olaf Palme Vietnam Social Democratic Party West Germany Hamburg Die Welt George

Cyanide found in food threat prompts Sacramento search

In Sacramento investigators hunted for cyanide tainted food after five residents received identical letters describing poison. About 30 officers searched 13 supermarkets including Safeway and Albertson's, removing dry mix packets. tests showed no poison. Shoppers advised to inspect foil packages for slits covered by tape.

Sacramento Calif UPI Safeway Albertson’s Bill Miller Sheriff's Office Miller

Nixon to assist dedication of Cedars Sinai Medical Center

Pat Nixon will participate in the dedication of the $100 million Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles on Sunday. She will join California Governor Ronald Reagan and Lt. Governor Edmund Brown Jr. at the event.

Washington UPI Pat Nixon Cedars Sinai Medical Center Los Angeles White House California Ronald Reagan Edmund Brown Jr Mississippi David Eisenhower United States Albany Athens Julie

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