Nixon’s Health Seen Stabilizing But On Critical List
Nixon’s doctor says it is too early for long-range health predictions. Dr Lungren reports vital signs stabilized, but Nixon remains on the critical list after lapsing into vascular shock at Long Beach hospital.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
John C. Lungren
Nixon
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Lungren
Ford
Los Angeles
White House
Pat
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Tricia Nixon Cox
Ford's Final Western Push Aids GOP Campaign
President Ford retraces a six state swing from Los Angeles to Portland with airport rallies in Iowa California and Oregon to bolster Republican candidates. He stresses inflation criticism of Democrats while staging fundraisers and events in Fresno Portland and Salt Lake City.
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Washington
Ford
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Wiley Mayne
Fresno
Calif
Robert B. Mathias
Portland
Ore
White House
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
Salt Lake City
Grand Junction
Colo
Wichita
Kan
Hosts Celebrate Halloween Parade With Living Pumpkin
Police capture convicts shown beside a group of six peopleincluding Kim Milburn Mick Weaver Kim Brooks Veronica Roberts Debbie Grove and Ricky Smith. The story notes the annual ritual where kids enjoy lollipops while a pumpkin figure roams and chats with spectators.
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Kim Milburn
Mick Weaver
Kim Brooks
Veronica Roberts
Debbie Grove
Ricky Smith
Rescue at Scheveningen Prison Ends Quickly with No Casualties
Dutch police and marines used magnesium grenades to blind four convicts and free 15 hostages in a 15 minute raid at Scheveningen prison. The four captors, including a Palestinian guerrilla, were captured without shots fired. hostages, many choir members, were unharmed and returned home.
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Hague
Netherlands
Albert Peijster
Adnan Ahmad Nuri
Nuri
Sami Houssin Tamimah
Justice
Andries van Agt
Peijster
van Agt
Scheveningen
Four Piers and Siding Destroyed in Philadelphia Fire
A six alarm blaze at Reading Railroad Port Richmond Marine Terminal destroyed four piers and a rail siding in North Philadelphia. Wind driven flames forced a five hour fight with no major injuries though about 20 onlookers were burned slightly. Fire investigators pursue the cause as residents watched the spectacular inferno.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Port Richmond
Bill Reynolds
Joseph Rizzo
Tom Danvers
Fire Department
Marine Terminal
Delaware River
Diane Irwin
Paul
Edward Gallagher
Richmond
Peter Kay
Indiana
Refugee Camp Shelled by Israeli Naval Raid
Israeli gunboats shelled Rashidiye refugee camp in southern Lebanon early today, with Palestinian guerrillas claiming five civilians killed and 13 injured. The Israeli command said the base inside the camp was the target and reported no return fire. This was Israel’s first naval raid since May 19. Arab fire later hit the Israeli border town of Biranit. no casualties were reported.
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Rashidiye
Israel
Biranit
Rabat
Cairo
al Ahram
Abdel Aziz Hegazi
Egypt
Middle East
Palestine Liberation Organization
West Bank
Jordan River
Syria
Jordan
PLO
Yitzhak Rabin
Fog and Police Prep for Halloween Trick or Treat
Fog may hinder visibility as ghosts and goblins roam. Frederick County and Winchester police assign extra officers tonight to prevent mischief. The Elks Club hosts a children's party at 414 N Kent St from 6 30 to 9 0. Kiwanis backs a young children party at the Winchester Armory 7 to 9 and a teen dance 7 30 to 11. Churches sponsor events to deter traditional door to door trick or treating.
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Frederick County
Winchester
N. Kent St
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Winchester Armory
ABC Store Prices to Rise Statewide After Halloween
Richmond AP reports that starting Friday 132 liquors and wines will cost more while 22 items drop in price. ABC board adds 13 new brands and drops 10 underperformers as inflation prompts quarterly adjustments.
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Richmond
ABC
John M. Lesner
ABC Board
Lesner
Thieu Protest Turns Violent in Saigon
In Saigon more than 2000 anti Thieu demonstrators clashed with riot police in the citys worst violence in a decade. Raids on a press center and a church preceded clashes at six points with rocks and flames. Father Tran Huu Thanh led the protests demanding Thieus resignation as National Day approaches.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Tran Huu Thanh
National Assembly
Father Thanh
Thieu
U.S
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Glass Barn
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