Denmark Ruling Party Crushed by Tax Fight Coalition
In Copenhagen Prime Minister Joergensen resigns after a shock election defeat to an anti tax coalition led by Mogens Glistrup. He agrees to a caretaker government as 3.4 million voters oust the Social Democrats from a crown of 78 seats to 46. Glistrup vows drastic reform while Joergensen ponders next steps.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Anker Joergensen
Joergensen
Margrethe
Social Democratic Party
Amalienborg
Mogens Glistrup
Progress Party
Glistrup
Denmark
Folketing
Socialist Peoples Party
Social Democrats
Center Democratic Party
U S Attorney Morse jumps to death in Brooklyn
UPI reports Robert A. Morse 45, U.S. Attorney for Brooklyn and Long Island, leaped from his fifth floor Brooklyn Heights apartment after submitting a handwritten resignation. He was last seen with his 19 year old daughter Deborah after a brief meeting. Authorities call it an apparent death by own action.
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New York
UPI
U.S
Brooklyn
Long Island
Robert A. Morse
Brooklyn Heights
Deborah
Morse
Brooklyn Federal Courthouse
Jacob Mishler
Irene Spott Morse
Nixon
Clark University
Massachusetts
Washington
Robert H. Bork
Department of Justice
Congress moves to daylight saving time before year end
Both chambers have passed bills to restore daylight saving time and save fuel with clocks advanced for two years. A conference is needed to reconcile House and Senate versions, including a provision allowing some states with split time zones to exempt a zone from daylight time, affecting states such as Alaska Arizona Florida Indiana Kentucky Michigan North Dakota South Dakota Tennessee Texas and Utah. In Las Vegas Robert Strauss, new Democratic chair, says politics demands faster word erasure by staff.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Senate
House-Senate
Marlow W. Cook
Kentucky
Cook
Alaska
Arizona
Florida
Hawaii
Indiana
Michigan
North Dakota
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Kennedy in preparatory path for 1976 presidential bid
Senator Edward M. Kennedy has begun a preparatory course toward a 1976 Democratic presidential nomination but has not decided to run. Senator John V. Tunney says Kennedy is the odds-on favorite and would face strong pressure to enter the race, with a final decision expected in early 1975. Tunney notes Kennedy remains unsure, guided by family concerns and congressional election outcomes.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Tunney
United Press International
Kennedy
Senate
California
Ted Kennedy
Fuller Brush founder Alfred Fuller dies at 88
Alfred C. Fuller, who left a street car job to build the Fuller Brush Co, died at 88 in Hartford. He led the company for more than six decades, expanding from a single Massachusetts start to 23 distribution centers and 109 branches with 7,500 dealers and 2,700 employees.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Alfred C. Fuller
Fuller Brush Co
Nova Scotia
Fuller
Somerville
Mass
Boston
Fuller Brush
Hartford
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New England
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Darling Kelly’s Gift Shop
Darling Kelly
Howard Johnson
U.S. 7
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NASA
Mastercharge
Bankamericard
Atkins & Gould Jewelers
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Berkshire Plaza
North Adams, Mass
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