Boston Mayor White Wins Democratic Governor Nomination
Boston Mayor Kevin White edges Senate President Maurice Donahue to lead a four way Democratic field for Massachusetts governor with 55 districts left to count. White leads by over 10 000 votes as recount looms. Spaulding tops McCarthy for GOP endorsement to face Kennedy. Drinan shocks Philbin in 3rd District. Hicks wins in 9th and Sargent is renominated.
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Massachusetts
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John J. McCarthy
GOP
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Chappaquiddick Island
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Kenneth P. O’donnell
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Philip J. Philbin
Charles Ohanian
Drinan
Boston College Law School
Vietnam
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Nixon
Louise Day Hicks
John W. McCormack
Bellotti
Worcester
Vermont primary totals certified by officials
The Secretary of State's office released official primary vote totals validated by Superior Court Judge William Hill and party leaders. Sen. Winston L. Prouty led with 39,007 votes, Gov. Deane C. Davis won the GOP governor’s race, and Leo O'Brien topped the Democratic gubernatorial contest with 18,058 votes among others.
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Hayes
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Daley
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Secretary
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Fiore Bove
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Congress
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Bernard O’shea
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George J. Kingston, Jr
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Job Mart opens for 10000 plus Vietnam veterans at Suffolk Downs
More than 10 000 veterans are expected at a two day Job Mart opening at Suffolk Downs in East Boston. VA organizes with representatives from over 250 private firms and government agencies across New England to discuss openings. White House observer Kenneth Jacobson will represent the President's Commission on Jobs for Veterans.
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UPI
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New England
Veterans Administration
Los Angeles
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White House
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Commission On Jobs For Veterans
Hayes declines gubernatorial run reshapes party dynamics
Lt. Gov. Thomas L. Hayes will not seek governor as an independent after losing the Republican primary to Gov. Deane C. Davis. He remains in the Republican Party and pledges not to run as an independent or third party. Davis calls the move wise and statesmanlike as Leo O'Brien’s campaign chief says Democrats welcome Hayes in the party.
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Newport
Leo O’brien
William Soule
Tom
Rutland
UPI
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O’brien
Waitsfield youth ordered to Vermont State Hospital
A 19 year old Waitsfield man, Robert Thompson, was arraigned in Vermont District Court on an assault with intent to murder charge after a Hubbard Park shooting in Montpelier. He was ordered held without bail for a psychiatric examination amid concerns of danger to the community. Wheeler, 22, of Ithaca, N.Y., was hospitalized in serious condition with gunshot wounds to chest and abdomen.
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Mary Fletcher
Vermont Medical Center
Burlington
Bethlehem Central teachers sign tentative district pact
In Bethlehem New York a tentative agreement was signed Tuesday by teachers and the board ending the dispute that led to a Friday morning strike on Sept 11. The teachers association will meet today to hear details of the agreement.
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Bethlehem Central
Board of Education
Derailment of 15 cars halts Portland to Mechanicville run in Berkshire
A 15 car derailment on a 90 car train from Portland Maine to Mechanicville New York Monday night was blamed on a broken rail. By Tuesday the track was cleared. A leaking tank car prompted foam to be used as a precaution though the liquid was later identified as cleaning fluid reaching Gardners Falls canal and possibly the Deerfield River. Pittsfield housing group backs Williams Street public housing project despite neighborhood opposition saying legal recourse will be used. Timenterial Inc Bristol Conn delays trailer park compliance awaiting District Court hearing on Sept 23 to resolve 22 trailer limit and park improvements feasibility.
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