Nixon Cannot Lose Says Campaign Director MacGregor
R GREGORY NOKES AP writer reports Clark MacGregor asserts Nixon cannot lose the election while warning against campaign missteps. The piece notes McGovern and Shriver assailing Nixon corruption, Shriver on Meet the Press, and Gallup polling showing Nixon leading 61 to 33.
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Associated Press
Eleanor McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Nixon
Shriver
Clark Mactresor
Bergen County
New Jersey
New York City
Minneapolis
Minois
Gallup
McGovern
MacGregor
U.S. News & World Report
Danes Vote On Common Market Referendum
In Copenhagen Danes vote today on joining the European Economic Community. About 2,006 workers walked out in Jutland protests as the campaign centers on whether Denmark should enter the EEC next January. Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag leads pro market forces hoping for a Nordic bridge to Europe.
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Woling
Associated Press
Pecta
Copenhagen
Denmark
Plarns
Jutland
North Atlart
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Belgium
Netherlands
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Ireland
Finland
Tion
Sweden
Jens Otto
Europe
Dengehead
Anmark
Scandinavian Economic Union
Italy
France
Turxembourg
EEC
Nixon and Gromyko Hold White House Talks on East West Issues
President Nixon met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the White House and invited him to Camp David for an evening working dinner. They planned to discuss East West relations, trade, Russian laws, and Vietnam, with Rogers Kissinger and Dobrynin present. Negotiations cover lend lease debt, maritime terms, MFN status, and Soviet exit taxes on Jewish emigration.
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Rogers
Nixon
White House
William P
Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Washington
Camp David
Europe
Vietnam
Niton
Anatoly Dobrynin
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Ewa
Sovie T
Congress
U.S
Washingston
Peter Peterson
United States
Soviet Union
Supreme Court Opens New Term In Ceremonies
The Supreme Court started its 1972 73 term with a four minute ceremonial session led by Chief Justice Warren Burger. Justices sent to conferences to consider about 80 pending hearing requests after summer break. First rulings due October 10. Deborsh Gelin, 14, from Rockville Maryland, becomes the court system's first girl page since Civil War era.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren FR. Bur Ber
Deborsh Gelin
Rockville, Md
Lewis F. Powell
U S Warplanes Hit Shipyard Near Haiphong in Raids
U S warplanes attacked the Hanoi Haiphong region with more than 250 strikes across North Vietnam. A shipyard on the southwestern edge of Haiphong was left in flames. A Navy cruiser Newport News carried bodies of 19 sailors killed in an explosion. Maj. Gen. Haig met with South Vietnamese President Thieu to review the Indochina situation.
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North
Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Thailand
Ubon
Bangkok
Neswport News
Philipines
Stailer
South Vietnam
Navy
Alexander M. Haig
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Indochina
le Trung Hien
UNC student lives in a tree to cope with housing shortage
Chip Hope, 21, an UNC junior in Chapel Hill, fled crowded housing by building a six foot square platform high in a pecan tree. He calls it Antler Lodge and uses neighbors’ bathrooms when needed. He plans conventional quarters as fall cools.
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Antler Lodge
Charlotte
N.C
Hope
Inis
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Chip Hose
New Mood of Openness in Communist China
Summary notes a shift toward openness in China as reported on Page 2. No further details provided in readable text.
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China
McGovern
Maryland Environmental Trust
City
Ciixens
Ottinger
City Page
Northwestern Airlines pilots end 93 day strike
The 93 day strike by Northwestern Airlines pilots ended with a settlement announced by Roy Erickson vice president of Northwest. The agreement came after a Sunday night negotiation session under Labor Department oversight and includes a basic economic improvement averaging about 29.5 percent over the July period.
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Mina
Northwestern Airlines
Roy Erickson
Northwest
Erickson
Asst
William Usery
FBI State Police Probe Shootings Near Camp David
Maryland State Police and the FBI investigated a series of shootings about two miles from Camp David where President Nixon stayed. A round pierced a forest ranger William Gray Jr house wall and cabinets, minutes after another shot near Lloyd Manshan’s home. no motive yet established.
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Maryland
FBI
Camp David
Nixon
Catoctiy Mountain Park
William James Gray Jr
Deerfield Foxville Rd
Lloyd Manshan
Manahan Road
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