Secret Viet talks hint at peace progress in Paris and Moscow
Negotiators in Paris and Moscow signal possible movement toward peace talks with Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho under PBS hints. Western travelers report candor from Soviet leadership and Viet Minh officials, suggesting a shift in attitude toward President Nixon’s peace efforts.
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Nixon’s Campaign Cash Surges in Final August Push
Campaign disclosures show President Nixon’s treasury receiving and spending about 5 million dollars in the last three weeks of August. McGovern, in July and August combined, ran up roughly a one million dollar debt, illustrating diverging fundraising trends between the two campaigns.
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Montana Legislature Approves No-Fault Motor Insurance Plan
Montana's Legislative Council approves a no fault motor vehicle insurance plan to guide the 43rd Assembly. The plan, shaped by Sen. Neil J. Lynch and a subcommittee, lowers the required property damage coverage from 1 million to 500 thousand and lets highway patrol seize licenses if needed.
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Hibbard campaign outspends Metcalf as election nears
Helena report shows Hibbard campaign clubs have spent over $82,000 while Metcalf’s clubs total just over $24,000 two months before the June 6 primary. Metcalf relies on labor unions for major funding. Hibbard draws from national sources.
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Burglars steal art from Paris gallery and other thefts
A Paris art gallery suffered a high value burglary with losses near $400,000 including works by Derain and Sisley. In a separate incident, paintings valued at substantial sums were taken during a 30 minute window involving a doctor and companions, including a Renoir and a minor Dutch and Flemish piece.
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Burglars Steal Organ From St Louis Park Church
St Louis police report burglars forced open a church door Sunday night and carried away an organ valued at about 1000 dollars. The break in at the parish follows other recent thefts in the area.
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Protestants threaten blackout amid Northern Ireland power strike
Workers at Northern Ireland Electricity Board staged a mass walkout forcing shutdowns in the west and east. The protest followed the deaths of two people related to an event, sparking heightened tensions as outages affected multiple areas.
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Lansky Ordered to Leave Israel After Court Ruling
The Jerusalem court ruled Meyer Lansky may be deported fearing he could pose a danger to public safety if he stays. The 71 year old American gambling figure, living in Tel Aviv, had not yet been deported but a move to country was expected. He faces U.S. indictments on gambling charges. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers.
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Senate stalls on tax reform bill
Senate defeats two tax reform amendments aimed at funding a $34.8 billion revenue sharing plan. A repeal of accelerated depreciation would raise about $15 billion over five years, while a higher minimum tax provision failed 60 to 23. Democratic leaders Mansfield and Nelson cited insufficient funding as the obstacle.
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Staten Island inventor readies homemade ornithopter test
Fitzpatrick, a 66 year old high school physics teacher and former dean, spent 38 years on a man sized flapping wing craft built to fly like a bird. The project aims for low fuel use and near silent operation, with tests planned on Staten Island before January once final adjustments are done.
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McGovern clashing with Butz over farm policy stance
Democratic nominee George McGovern and Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz traded charges over farm policy and a wheat sale to the Union. McGovern demanded retraction of what he called a bald faced lie, while Butz defended the administration in a Vernonter farm festival.
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Montana State Colleges Urged to Cut Duplication
Montana's Legislative Council urged clearer funding and resource use in higher education to avoid duplication and cost. It recommended the six colleges continue cooperation at the department level and called for interim reviews by Vo Tech centers and post secondary vocational schools to prevent overlap.
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