Nixon Leads in Poll Amid Watergate Talk and Global Gaffes
The piece cites a CBS Opinion Research poll showing Nixon with 43 percent against McGovern 30 percent if the election were held then, with 13 percent not voting and 14 percent undecided. It also notes hypothetical matchups with Humphrey and Muskie, amid impeachment debates led by Bella Abzug.
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Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N. J
Nixon
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Muskie
New York
Bella Abzug
Siam
Yul Brynner
Fresno man jailed after belt mishap and purse theft
Timothy R. Sowell, 25, of Fresno, grabbed a woman's purse at a shopping center and hopped into a waiting car. He forgot to fasten his seat belt, the door opened, and he fell to the pavement as the car sped away, leading to his arrest.
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Oakland
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Timothy R. Sowell
Fresno
Sowell
Test Developed To Uncover Canine Disease
Veterinary scientists at the University of Illinois and Walter Reed have developed blood tests to detect tropical canine pancytopenia in military dogs used in Vietnam. The disease, transmitted by ticks, can be fatal in weeks, affecting German shepherds and other animals, with some cases found in Texas, Florida, and Caribbean islands. Blood samples from Southeast Asia dogs were tested and treated with antibiotics before returning home.
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Chicago (Ap
Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Bethch Veriity
Illinois
Champaign - Urbana
Walter Reed Institute of Research
Washington, D.C
Miodrag Ristic
David Huxsell
Walter Reed
Ristic
Texas
Florida
Caribbean
Col. Huxsell
Huxsell
Horoscope guide lines for signs and advice
Readers get concise daily guidance for Pisces Aries Taurus and Gemini. Advice focuses on managing credit questions social events correspondence and handling minor mishaps with perspective. The tone mirrors vintage newspaper horoscopes with practical, cautious suggestions.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Republicans and moderates unlikely to back liberal plan
The piece argues the next Washington President should be chosen by Republicans and moderates. It warns liberals may be seen as partisan and that conservative Congressmen would oppose the idea, deeming it premature.
Shell explains causes and fixes for the 1973 gasoline shortage
A Shell report analyzes why U S gasoline stocks lag and demand rises, noting more cars and fuel‑efficient tweaks strain supplies. It cites refinery limits, import hurdles, zoning and environmental constraints on new plants, and outlines an allocation program and driver tips to conserve fuel.
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U.S
Shell
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