Der 6. November 1972 war ein Montag unter dem Sternzeichen ♏. Es war der 310. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war Richard M. Nixon.
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Date: 06 November 1972
NY Daily News poll indicates Pres Nixon will defeat Sen McGovern in NYS by landslide margin; shows Nixon has 62% of vote, McGovern 38%, with Nixon running far ahead in suburbs and upstate; shows Nixon holds 53% to 47% edge in NYC
Date: 06 November 1972
State Housing Comr Urstadt on Nov 4 announces plans by state and city officials to build community of 42,000 poeple in Inwood sec of Manhattan; J Cooper, chmn of Community Bd 12 in Inwood, says in int Nov 5 that bd had not been consulted and that project, which would contain low- and middle-income housing, schools, shopping centers and garages, would 'not work'; project would be built on 100-acre tract in sec of Inwood known as Sherman Creek; much of this area is undeveloped and according to NYS Housing Comr, no residents would be displaced because what little housing exists in area would be incorporated into plan; NYS is expected to provide $500-million mortgage and project is expected to be finished in 7 yrs
Date: 07 November 1972
Special to The New York Times
Magistrate in Lodi, in northern Italy, on Nov 6 seizes 1st issue of new Italian edition of Playboy (pub), which means that pub will be withdrawn from sale throughout Italy; Playboy spokesman says that sales have far exceeded expectations, with 80% of issue sold within 6 days; Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano, in ed, condemns pub as 'pornographic escalation'; Communist party daily L'Unita says 'libertine publication' is 'not concerned with bringing social customs up to date, but merely with selling a product'
Date: 07 November 1972
Albany police on Nov 6 capture 2 more fugitives who escaped Oct 27 from Albany County Jail; grand jury probe of escape set; Knickerbocker News Union Star repts jail guard admitted he lied in claiming that $600 of $1,050 he said fleeing inmates took from him belonged to Waterfront Rural Cemetery
Date: 07 November 1972
By PETER KIHSS
Peter KIHSS
NJ Elections Bd admr A Bassett announces on Nov 6 that Bergen County is expected to have about 29,000 absentee ballots out of its 519,000 registered voters, while Mercer County, including Trenton, estimates 12,000 out of 159,000
Date: 07 November 1972
ed maintains that growing Western concern over recent trends in Yugoslavia will be deepened further by 'resignation' of Serbian party leaders M Nikezic and Mrs L Perovic; notes Nikezic as Serbian party chief had won wide repute as partisan of democratic decision-making and mkt econ; maintains extent of pol resentment in Serbia has been further underlined by decision of K Popovic to resign from nation's collective presidency; notes Tito's recent demonstration of 1-man power has not strengthened Yugoslavia's image as dem nation
Date: 07 November 1972
By LAURIE JOHNSTON
Laurie JOHNSTON
Natl Council of Sr Citizens, dismayed by Pres Nixon's Oct 30 veto of bill to extend Older Americans Act, accuses Nixon Adm on Nov 6 of 'a cynical campaign of trickery and outright propaganda' directed at older voters, news conf; cites campaign pamphlet issued by Com for the Reelection of the Pres that described Nixon's contibution to aid for elderly; Natl Council of Sr Citizens pres N H Cruikshank describes statement as a 'downright lie'
Date: 07 November 1972
By MURRAY SCHUMACH
Murray SCHUMACH
reprs of 30 natl and local Jewish orgns meet at NYC City Hall on Nov 6 to mark establishment of Met NY Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty, umbrella agency to distribute funds for community action and other programs; initial NYC grant of $250,000 to be concentrated on Lower E Side and in Grand Concourse-Tremont sec of Bronx; council chmn J Becker accepts grant from Lindsay; HRA Admr Sugarman notes efforts of past 2 yrs to aid impoverished Jews of all ages
Date: 07 November 1972
By CHRISTOPHER LYDONSpecial to The New York Times
Dem Vice-Pres candidate Shriver ends his campaign in Beaumont, Tex; attends rallies in Penna, Ohio, Mich and Wis; has dinner with Pres Johnson at Johnson's ranch near Austin, Tex; is accompanied by his wife and 2 of their 5 children; speaks of Kennedy family; refers to his bro-in-law Sen E M Kennedy as most popular man in Dem party, TV int; invokes memory of former Pres J F Kennedy, news conf, Pittsburgh; details on his campaigning in Cleveland and Detroit; Repr Ford says McGovern-Shriver ticket will carry Mich; Gov Gilligan predicts ticket will carry Ohio; illus of Shriver, his wife and their daughter Maria in Cleveland