Nixon urges peaceful US Soviet competition for world peace
In a U N speech, President Nixon calls for a new road of peaceful competition not missile buildup. Spaak and Gromyko voice measured optimism, stressing long process and continued pursuit of peace while urging Geneva POW rules and ceasefire in Vietnam.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Moscow
U.N
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Wi Gton
Mideast
Vietnam
Chilean Congress to Elect Allende President Amid Tense Alert
Chile charged with security as Congress convenes to confirm Salvador Allende, the Marxist senator who led the Sept 4 election, after a deadly attack on Gen. Rene Schneider. State of emergency, censorship, and curfews declared with roadblocks around Santiago.
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Santiago
Chile
Congress
Salvador Allende
Allende
Latin America
Rene Schneider
Defense Ministry
Santiago Military Hospital
Schneider
Ultraright
Man Accused in Deaths Of 5 Heavily Guarded
John Linley Frazier 24 pleads innocent at a tightly guarded arraignment on five counts of first degree murder. Sheriff James says no threats known but security is heightened with patrols, lights, and a court lockdown at Santa Cruz.
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Douglas James
John Linley Frazier
Frazier
Victor Ohta
Virginia
Derrick
Taggart
Dorothy Cadwallader
An Investi
Asl ‘Iee Aes
Douglas B. James
Monterey Bay
Major Oil Spill in Chesapeake Bay Reported
Coast Guard cutters traced a four mile by 1 500 foot oil slick in Chesapeake Bay and worked to soak up crude before it reached shore. About 20 000 gallons were involved with source not yet determined, though reports point to a northbound tanker.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Middletown Class of 1920 to Gather for 50th Reunion
The Middletown High School class of 1920 plans a 50th anniversary dinner tonight at 7 at the Wayside Inn. Four remaining members will attend: James V. Davis of Middletown, Mrs. James A. Bryson of Great Neck, Mrs. E. L. Withrow of Clifton Forge, and Rev. Albert M. B. Snapp of Wilmington, with spouses.
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Middletown High School
Wayside Inn
James V. Davis
Bellview Ave
James A. Bryson
Great Neck
Long Island
E.L. Withrow
Clifton Forge
Albert M.B. Snapp
Wilmington, del
Seek Extension of Cease-Fire
The Big Four press Egypt Israel and Jordan to extend the cease-fire beyond November 5 and push for resumption of direct peace talks. U Thant announced the decision after a dinner with Gromyko Schumann Home Rogers and Jarring during the UN anniversary session.
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United Nations, N.Y
Egypt
Jordan
Israel
Middle East
U.N
U Thant
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Maurice Schumann
France
Suez Canal
Thant
Jarring
Security Council
New York
U.S. Seeks Soviet Allowance for Officers to Leave Leninakan
U.S. officials awaited a Soviet reply after requesting permission for six people including Maj. Gen. Edward C. D. Scherrer and Brig. Gen. Claude McQuarrie to depart Leninakan in Soviet Armenia. The Beechcraft entry was described as accidental after straying into Soviet airspace during poor weather.
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Moscow
Leninakan
Soviet Armenia
U.S
Edward C.D. Scherrer
Turkey
Claude M. McQuarrie
U.S. Army
Cevat Deneli
River Basin Plan Presented For Potomac Shenandoah Area
About 150 people from 17 Virginia counties and seven cities attended a public hearing at the War Memorial Building on a tentative plan for development and management of the Potomac Shenandoah River Basin. The 28 recommendations were presented by four Water Resources Division specialists and followed by citizen statements. The plan notes the basin spans Waynesboro to the West Virginia line and Loudoun to Stafford counties and stresses interstate water policy and future growth pressures. Written statements may be filed for the record within 15 days.
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Virginia
War Memorial
Potomac Shenandoah River
Water Resources Division
State Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Shenandoah River
Waynesboro
West Virginia Line
Potomac Basin
Loudoun County
Stafford County
Julian Alexander
Don Richwine
Roy Brown
Ken Hinckle
Potomac - Shenandoah River
Potomac River
Potomac
PSRB
Commonwealth of Virginia
General Assembly of Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
Virginia Division
Board of Conservation and Economic Development
Death at 134 Loudoun St prompts two investigations
Authorities probe the deaths of Omar L. Haun 60 at 134 S Loudoun St and Viola Frances McDonald 67 at 1345 S Loudoun St both linked to unnatural causes. Dr. Hill says McDonald’s death not natural an autopsy planned for Haun with no violence evident. Funeral arrangements pending for Haun Omps Funeral Home. Officers Lt Barley Sgt Mauck and Officer Holliday lead the case.
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Omar L. Haun
S. Loudoun St
Viola Frances McDonald
O. Hill
Mr. Haun
Dr. Hill
Weather Outlook for Richmond Region
A deepening low pressure moving eastward from the plains will draw in warmer moist air and strengthen a southerly flow into western areas by Sunday. Showers are likely as the moist air arrives, with increasing chances of wet conditions across western zones.
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Richmond
Western Plains
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Colin Crowe
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Jacques Kosciusko-Morizet
Jacob A. Malik
Charles W. Yost
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English Channel
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