McGovern urges asylum for Thieu and stance on Israel
Democratic candidate George McGovern proposed offering political asylum in the United States to South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu if he feels endangered by a postwar settlement. He criticized Nixon policies on Jews and Israel while outlining his economic plan and defense-budget aims.
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Nguyen van Thieu
United States
George McGovern
Thieu
Saigon
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Israel
South Dakota
Nixon
McGovern
Middle East
U.S
Ohio official questions ballot fate of income tax repeal
Secretary of State Ted Brown says enough signatures on the anti tax petitions may be invalid to block placing the measure on the November ballot. He asks the attorney general for guidance as protests and cases complicate the process and signatures fall short of required totals.
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Columbus
UPI
Ted W. Brown
Attorney General's Office
Ohio
William J. Brown
Secretary of State
Brown
Boards of Elections
Nixon Tanaka summit aims for Pacific peace in Hawaii
President Nixon welcomes Japanese Prime Minister Kakue Tanaka to Hawaii for talks aimed at peace in the Pacific. Nixon plans a busy Oahu schedule including a Vietnam conference with Ellsworth Bunker and a public reception with Clare Boothe Luce.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Kakue Tanaka
Hawaii
Pacific
White House
el Toro Maine Corps Air Station
Honolulu
Hickam Field
Oahu
Tanaka
Ellsworth Bunker
Saigon
Hickam
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Eisenhower
Polite bandit robs New York bank of 2500 dollars
A man described as having a polite disposition robbed a branch of the First National City Bank in New York of about 2 508 dollars. He waited in line and asked for all the hundreds, thirties, and eighteens. No weapon was seen and he fled after the teller complied. The officer said the robber was very courteous and asked for the money.
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Bandit
New York Bank
New York
Teen drives jalopy to station for gas dollar
A teenager arrives at a station seeking a dollar’s worth of gas amid high inflation. The attendant responds by spraying a small amount of liquid behind the teen’s ear.
Turner faces Florida securities law charge in Dare To Be Great case
Florida police arrest Glen W. Turner, promoter of the Dare To Be Great program, on securities law violations following a four month probe by Pinellas County State Atty James Russell. He pleads innocent at arraignment. trial date set for Oct. 4. Bond posted at $20,000.
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Sanford
Fla
Glenm W. Turmer
Florida
Clearwater
Turner
Pinellas County
James Russell
Orlando
Ards
Russell
Dare
Koscot Interplanetary, Inc
Dare To Be Great
Doctors dispute vasectomy danger amid study claim
A New York pathologist cautioned that vasectomies may raise risks of permanent sterility and diseases such as multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis. Two doctors, Dr. Gould and Dr. Derrick, dismissed the link as circumstantial and not supported by clinical experience.
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New York
John Bernard Henry
Syracuse
N. Y
Robert S. Gould
Wellesley
Mass
Henry
Gould
National Vasectomy Services
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Fletcher Der-rick
George Washington University Hospital
International Transfusion Congress
American Association of Blood Banks
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Huntington Women’s Board
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Hilo
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Suan of the People
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