30 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1972
Page
1
Hagerstown resident J C complains two years of inaction on rotted macadam around a rail crossing. County says responsibility lies with the railroad. one crossing has had repairs, but the single-grade crossing remains unfixed despite county and Baltimore company inquiries and a promised investigation.
Mrs. C. R. Mangansyilla complains about Humpty Dumpty Magazine delivering only one issue despite a 24 issue promise alongside Parents' Magazine. She stopped payments after numerous unreturned letters and seeks action. A New York spokeswoman promised regular delivery starting in December and to cover the 23 remaining issues.
W O of Boonsboro seeks a $100 refund from a Missouri home study program after a delay in canceling within a five day period. He explains wife’s operation and recent discharge from service, requesting the school credit or refund and clarification on resuming lessons with monthly fees.
Associated Press report from Miami details a live animal show mishap at Griffis Park during Blessing of the Animals. Bengal tiger Delilah mauls an 8 year old Dennis Churchill and bites trainer Hawkes after a bicycle contact. both treated at North Miami Hospital. Hawkes maintains the tiger will not hurt people and blames the incident on a tangled bicycle chain.
Canadians vote to decide if Pierre Trudeau will win a sizable Liberal majority after a campaign seen as less fiery than 1968. The piece also notes McGovern’s Hartford telethon remarks that Nixon and Kissinger seek a Vietnam settlement and his stance on amnesty.
Arabs hijacked a jet from Beirut to Ankara and Frankfurt demanding the release of three terrorists linked to the Munich Olympics attack. West Germany agreed to surrender the prisoners, sparking Israeli protests and international condemnation as the plane refueled in Zagreb before continuing to Tripoli.
Vice President Nixon promotes peace through strength asserting opponents seek massive defense cuts. He vows no amnesty for draft dodgers, aims to keep America strong as Vietnam ends. He outlines the contrast with McGovern, travels to Camp David after the radio address, then campaigns in Chicago and California.
New York markets showed a mixed session with the Dow Jones industrials down 1.88 to 944.54 at 10:20 am. Gainers edged losers on the NYSE as investors waited for clarity after Kissinger’s remarks about peace prospects, while Texaco and Ampex led moves and AT&T rose marginally. The American exchange noted BTB Corp as the most active issue, up to It.
A brief, quotable note reflects on scripture and economic thought. It cites Psalms and Waller Bagehot, linking meditation, discernment, and the idea that substantial work stems from deep deliberation.
Bad weather and low visibility halt the hunt for the missing light plane believed to carry Alaska Democratic leader Hale Boggs and three others. Rescue officials say 25 planes are ready to resume when conditions allow, but more snow and fog keep most aircraft grounded.
A McGovern campaign aide claimed a private GOP poll across 33 states showed him closing in on Nixon, within 32 points, while Albert E Abrahams of the Nixon committee dismissed the report as fiction and said no such poll existed. The aide cited 25 state data, but Abrahams noted GOP surveys in the 16 largest states showed Nixon ahead by 14 to 35 points.
Doctors advertise Anacin as a leading over the counter pain tablet used for headaches dental pain arthritis and colds. The pitch claims high daily use by physicians and patients with fast relief and minimal stomach upset, urging readers to take Anacin as a doctor would.
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